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City will likely miss deadline to decide fate of Westhampton School after delaying vote

With the city’s Planning Commission failing to take a vote on the matter at last night’s meeting, a July 1st deadline to decide the fate of the historic school looms.
Trevor Dickerson

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From Richmond BizSense:

A delayed vote Monday has put the city and Bon Secours Richmond at risk of missing an agreed-upon July 1 deadline to decide the fate of the former Westhampton School property — and it’s unclear what the consequences could be.

The Richmond Planning Commission voted Monday to hold off its recommendation on the health system’s request to rezone the property at Patterson and Libbie avenues. Bon Secours needs the rezoning to build a three-story, 55,000-square-foot medical office building on a parcel adjacent to the existing school structure and allow developers to pitch ideas for the rest of the site.

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Trevor Dickerson is the Editor and Co-Founder of RVAHub.