Chesterfield Is Changing How 25,000 Landowners Can Use Their Land
Without Asking Them.
Chesterfield Is Changing How 25,000 Landowners Can Use Their Land
Without Asking Them.
The Board of Supervisors Will Decide. Make Your Voice Heard.
The county’s Comprehensive Plan update changes the land use designation on properties across Chesterfield, in many cases removing the residential use owners have today. Roughly 25,000 landowners and their property values are affected – and most haven’t been told. Tell your supervisor to protect your property rights and vote no on the Comprehensive Plan.
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Why this matters to you
Your property’s designation is what tells you, and everyone else, what you’re allowed to build, sell, or pass down. Chesterfield’s plan update can change that designation on your land without your consent and without your knowledge, until you go to sell or develop and find the rules changed underneath you.
This isn’t about whether the county grows. It’s about who gets to decide what happens on the land you own. That decision should start with you, not end with a map that changed while you weren’t looking.
Will this impact YOUR land?
Chesterfield County is holding fall library office hours on the Comprehensive Plan update, giving residents a chance to ask questions and weigh in before the plan is adopted.
Fall Library Office Hours
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Tuesday, September 29: 4:30pm-6:30pm at Clover Hill Library (Matoaca)
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Tuesday, October 13: 12pm-2pm at Central Library (Dale)
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Thursday, October 22: 4:00pm-6:00pm at LaPrade Library (Clover Hill)
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Tuesday, October 27: 9:30am-11:30am at Ettrick-Matoaca Library (Matoaca)
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Thursday, October 29: 4:30pm-6:30pm at North Courthouse Road (Clover Hill)
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Thursday, November 5: 10am-12pm at Enon Library (Bermuda)
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Tuesday, November 10: 9:30am-11:30am at Midlothian Library (Midlothian)