The Prince William County Board of County Supervisors has unanimously approved a number of special use permits for new commercial development around the County.
Heritage Hunt 7-Eleven Special Use Permit
By Susan Flanigan
A much-needed gas station for the Gainesville area received unanimous support from the Prince William County Board of County Supervisors in April. A special use permit was approved for motor vehicle fuel sales in connection with a 7-Eleven convenience store as part of the new commercial development currently under construction at Heritage Hunt. The commercial center will be anchored by Harris Teeter. Jay du Von and Susan Flanigan worked with Russ Gestl at Buchanan Partners to gain community support through an extensive community outreach effort and commitment on the part of the property owner to address neighbors’ concerns. The final plan for the convenience store, with three pump islands and 12 fueling stations, includes a commitment to specific building elevations with four-sided architecture, quality building materials (including brick and stone), and supplemental landscaping and screening.
Centreville Road Self-Storage Special Use Permit
By Jessica Pfeiffer
On behalf of Arcland Property Company, Pete Dolan and Jessica Pfeiffer worked with Prince William County and the Yorkshire community on the redevelopment of the vacant Manassas Auto Parts building. The special use permit, for an approximately 107,275-square-foot self-storage facility and increased floor area ratio of 0.99, received unanimous approval by the Prince William County Board of County Supervisors. The property is located at the intersection of Centreville Road and Oak Street, north of the City of Manassas. Arcland will provide sidewalks along both Centreville Road and Oak Street.
Sudley Manor Square Sign Upgrade Special Use Permit
By Jonelle Cameron
Pete Dolan and Jonelle Cameron worked with Seneca Properties on a special use permit for a sign modification. In coordination with a phased, comprehensive redesign of the Sudley Manor Square shopping center, Seneca Properties will upgrade an existing freestanding pylon-style sign to incorporate an electronic message (LED) display. On March 17, 2015, the Prince William County Board of County Supervisors unanimously approved the special use permit request.
Gainesville Roy Rogers Special Use Permit
By Jessica Pfeiffer
Plamondon Enterprises, Inc., will open a Roy Rogers location in Gainesville. Pete Dolan and Jessica Pfeiffer worked with Plamondon on its special use permit for the restaurant to permit a drive-through lane. The approximately 3,300-square-foot future restaurant will be located off of Route 29 in the Brentsville Magisterial District. Plans contemplate outdoor dining. The Prince William County Board of County Supervisors unanimously approved the special use permit request and the site plan is underway.
