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There could be yet another shopping destination for county residents if rezoning is approved for a new 900,000-square-foot power center at the intersection of Route 288 and Iron Bridge Road. As proposed, the center is scheduled to open in the spring of 2010. More ... The Chesterfield Observer believes it's important for voters to be informed when they go to the polls on Nov. 6. More ... A committee set up by the board of supervisors is recommending against implementing impact fees, which could raise $50 million to improve Chesterfield's roads. The Chesterfield County Impact Fee Advisory Committee voted 4-2 last week to not endorse imposing a $5,820 fee on about 9,000 lots where property owners did not pay road proffers. More ... Chesterfield County Cooperative Extension has scheduled several financial management workshops. They include: • Minimizing Holiday Debt - Thurs., Oct. 18, 10 a.m.-noon and 6:30-8:30 p.m. This workshop will offer tips for minimizing debt during the three-month spending period before the New Year. More ... Roseland Development Company goes before the Chesterfield Planning Commission next week, asking to rezone 1,395 acres to build 5,140 homes and 1.5 million square feet of commercial development at the intersection of Woolridge Road and Route 288. More ... At press time, the Chesterfield Board of Supervisors is expected to enact mandatory water restrictions this week due to low water levels in the James River. If no significant rainfall occurs, the following restrictions are expected to be in place effective Oct. More ... Get into the spirit of the season! Magnolia Grange, 10020 Iron Bridge Rd., will host a program of ghost stories on Sat., Oct. 27, from 11 a.m.-noon. Receive an interesting glimpse into some of the more famous and frightening ghost stories of Chesterfield County. More ... A proposed land use plan for the upper Swift Creek area that previously recommended phosphorous runoff be limited to .16 pounds annually for commercial development has been changed to .45 pounds, the current standard imposed in a 1997 ordinance. More ... The Chesterfield Republican Committee has accepted the resignation of Dr. Jim Schroeder from its membership after he endorsed Independent Dan Gecker in the Midlothian supervisor race over incumbent Republican Don Sowder. A longtime committee member, Schroeder has represented the Midlothian District on the school board for the past 14 years. More ... The Chesterfield County Department of Youth Planning and Development is hosting the Chesterfield County Youth Forum, "WHY: We Hear You," on Thurs., Nov. 8, from 4:30- 8:30 p.m., at Manchester Middle School, 7401 Hull Street Rd. The Community Youth Forum is an annual event that brings youth and adults together to discuss youth-related issues. More ... The 26th Annual Midlothian Village Day Festival will be held on Sat., Oct. 20, from 10 a.m.-3 p.m., at Midlothian Middle School. Sponsored by the Midlothian Junior Women's Club, the event will feature a parade, craft and community booths, entertainment, food, carnival games, moonwalk and silent auction. All proceeds benefit local charities. More ... Local business, government and community leaders were recently invited to become Principal for a Day, helping them to better understand the day-to-day rewards and challenges of managing a public school. Mike Pike from Proactive Information Management shadowed Clover Hill Elementary School Principal Amy Bosher (far left) throughout the day. More ... The Chesterfield County Department of Fire and Emergency Medical Services is recognizing Fire Prevention Week this week through Oct. 13. This year's theme is "Practice Your Escape Plan," emphasizing the importance of fire escape plans in preventing fire deaths in the home. More ... Big Brothers Big Sisters Services of Richmond will hold its first ever golf tournament on Oct. 25. Presented by Beecroft & Bull, the Bad Pants Open is "modeled after a successful tournament by a sister affiliate in Virginia Beach, poking a bit of fun at the golf attire of yesteryear while playing a serious game, all for a great cause," explained Sandy Milliken, More ... Two county police officers and two firefighters were recognized last week for their heroic actions in helping to save lives. The honors were announced during the 18th Annual Valor Awards breakfast hosted by the Retail Merchants Association and the Greater Richmond Chamber of Commerce. More ... The Manchester High School Class of 1957 celebrated its 50th reunion late last month. About 90 classmates attended the event including former class president Charles Schilling (foreground). The reunion was held at Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nunnally's farm. More ... The Chesterfield-Colonial Heights Department of Social Services is looking for volunteers to help prepare simple tax returns for low-income families during the upcoming tax season. A site coordinator and quality reviewer are needed as well. The Internal Revenue Service will provide free training for volunteers. The time commitment will be Thursdays, from 4:30-6:30 p.m. More ... Subdivision Name Property Address CHASE JH 2812 CHESDIN LANDING 13406 CHESDIN RIDGE 10415 CHESDIN RIDGE CT CHESDIN SHORES 14819 CHESSWOOD 5306 GREATBRIDGE TR CHESTER 12616 CHESTER HEIGHTS 3317 CHESTER RUN 4321 LILKING CT More ... |
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