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Spotsylvania County Meetings

Planning Commission - 2026-03-04

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Meeting Intelligence Preview

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Decisions
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Zoning Changes
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Market Signals
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Developments

Meeting Summary

The Spotsylvania County Planning Commission denied a rezoning request for 208 Apparel Design LLC at 1848 Courthouse Road (2.707 acres from RA to RC) by a 4-2-1 vote, citing concerns about potential traffic impacts from uncommitted uses and incomplete right-of-way dedication. The Commission unanimously approved (7-0) a special use permit for Fawn Lake Church to build an 11,000 square foot place of worship on 12 acres at 11611 Orange Plank Road.

Key Decisions (2)

Denied

Rezoning at 1848 Courthouse Road for 208 Apparel Design LLC

Request to rezone 2.707 acres of a 25.58 acre parcel from Resort Agricultural (RA) to Resort Commercial (RC) for a wholesale trade establishment and office building up to 10,000 square feet. Applicant Justin Wood operates 208 Apparel, a custom screen printing and embroidery business. Staff had concerns about potential impacts from contractor's office/shops and vehicle light service uses, and incomplete right-of-way dedication along entire property frontage.

Vote: 4-2-1
Approved

Special Use Permit for Fawn Lake Church at 11611 Orange Plank Road

Approved SUP for a place of worship on approximately 12 acres zoned Agriculture 3. Initial phase includes 11,000 square foot building accommodating 250 patrons, with future phases adding 5,000 square foot multipurpose building and parsonage. Total buildout of 16,020 square feet with 85 parking spaces. Project located across from Fawn Lake subdivision entrance on Harpers Drive.

Vote: 7-0Conditions: Property developed per GDP; right-of-way dedication along Orange Plank Road as identified on GDP; all landscaping buffers maintained including street buffer along Orange Plank Road and 25-foot type one screening on all other property boundaries

Zoning Changes (1)

Resort Agricultural (RA)Resort Commercial (RC)2.707 acres (portion of 25.58 acre parcel)
Denied

1848 Courthouse Road, east side of Courthouse Road, 0.35 miles south of Courthouse Road and Rylan Payne Road intersection

208 Apparel Design LLC / Justin Wood

Development Activity (3)

208 Apparel Design LLC Commercial Building

Developer: Justin Wood / 208 Apparel Design LLCLocation: 1848 Courthouse Road, east side, 0.35 miles south of Courthouse Road and Rylan Payne Road intersection, Livingston DistrictType: CommercialStatus: Denied

10,000 square foot wholesale trade establishment and office building for custom screen printing and embroidery services on 2.707 acre rezoned portion of 25.58 acre parcel

Fawn Lake Church

Developer: Fawn Lake ChurchLocation: 11611 Orange Plank Road, across from Fawn Lake subdivision entrance at Harpers Drive, Livingston DistrictType: OtherStatus: Approved

Phase 1: 11,000 SF place of worship (fellowship hall 4,400 SF, sanctuary 6,600 SF) for 250 patrons; Future phases: 5,000 SF multipurpose building, open pavilion, parsonage; Total 16,020 SF; 85 parking spaces; well and drain field; 7,489 SF right-of-way dedication

Mixed Use Development near Kalahari

Developer: Not specifiedLocation: West side of Patriot Highway, near Kalahari site, Berkeley DistrictType: Mixed-UseStatus: Under Review

157 single family detached homes, 68 single family attached homes, 30,000 square feet of commercial, and public outdoor fields on approximately 79 acres

Market Signals (3)

Commercial Demand

Local entrepreneur expanding custom apparel business indicates small business growth in Lake Anna area, though rezoning was denied due to traffic and use concerns.

Infrastructure

Orange Plank Road at Brock Road intersection cannot be modified due to National Military Park location, creating permanent traffic constraints in that corridor.

Housing Demand

Large mixed-use development proposed near Kalahari site with 225 residential units suggests continued residential demand along Patriot Highway corridor.