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Minor Site Plan Process
The minor site plan process was developed as incentive to encourage small business development and reinvestment in commercial properties. The county hopes that by easing the time and cost of the typical review, process owners will be encouraged to make improvements to their properties, which will facilitate their business goals and improve the vitality of our community.
Eligibility
Any parcel that meets all 10 eligibility requirements for the minor site plan review:
- Land disturbance or building addition of 2,500 to 10,000 square feet
- No water/sewer mainline extensions are required
- Industrial uses have sufficient independent water supply
- Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) reviews can be handled by residency staff
- Not adjacent to residential occupied property, unless proper notification is provided
- Improvements do not require significant access changes, road improvements; or internal circulation changes
- Site has existing site improvements
- Site improvements require no buffer modifications
- Drainage improvements do not require dedication of easements to county
- Improvements meet Chesapeake Bay regulations
- Any project approved by the site plan team.
Cost
There is no fee for this process.
Timeline
A half hour in a Wednesday staff/developer meeting. If revisions are required, an additional half hour on a subsequent Wednesday will be necessary.
Application Requirements
- Completed site plan application
- 8 copies of a site plan showing applicable information from the minor site plan checklist
Process
- The initial meeting is to review the plan for eligibility and approval
- If complete, an approval letter is issued at the initial meeting
- If not complete, a checklist showing revisions needed is provided
- The follow-up meeting is to review the revised plan for completeness
- If complete, an approval letter is issued at the follow-up meeting
- If not complete, the project is disqualified and must be brought through the site plan process and applicant must pay required fees
Contacts
Initial meeting may be arranged through Planning.
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Andrew G. Gillies, AICP
Director
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Planning
Physical Address
9800 Government Center Parkway
Chesterfield, VA 23832
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 40
Chesterfield, VA 23832
Phone: 804-748-1050Fax: 804-717-6295