, 2008


Amended dog ordinance
to go to commission

KILMARNOCK—At the next town planning commission meeting, Kilmarnock’s acting zoning administrator and town attorney Chris Stamm is expected to present a text amendment to a proposed ordinance regulating the cumulative time it will be allowable to tether dogs.


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The meeting is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 13, in the town hall at 514 North Main Street.

Town manager Lara Burleson said that because the suggested change is to a town code, a public hearing is not necessary at the planning commission level.

Planners are expected to vote on whether to advance the issue to town council where a public hearing will be held before voting on the change.

In other business, planners are seeking public comment on a request from E. Jen Baird for the rezoning of land at 222 South Main Street between Cedar Street and Waverly Avenue from residential (R-1) to commercial (C-1).

Jones Felvey of Our Northern Neck LLC has requested the rezoning of 28.78 acres on Black Stump Road between Irvington Road and James B. Jones Memorial Highway from residential (R-1) to planned unit development (PUD). Felvey is planning a development of 40 workforce houses, according to Burleson.



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