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Monday, February 17, 2014

Developer Seeks to Build 100-Room Hotel Near Water Country

York County:
“The Marquis at Williamsburg in Upper York County could soon have a 100-room hotel. The York County Board of Supervisors will consider Tuesday whether to amend the conditions of a previously approved special-use permit, which would allow the construction of the hotel to move forward. The board originally approved the construction of a 71,000-square-foot hotel at the site in 2007. The new proposal seeks an 85,000-square-foot hotel.

The hotel is the latest development for the once-stalled shopping center, located off Route 199 near Water Country USA. The Marquis is split into two pods — the north pod has five stores already in place and will receive an additional 200,000 square feet of commercial space, while development of 650 residential units in the south pod, which is currently undeveloped, was recently OK’d by the supervisors. Because the hotel would lead to an increase in floor area at the site between 5 percent and 25 percent, a public hearing is not necessary for the proposal. The supervisors will consider it under new business at their Tuesday meeting.”
~Writes Gregory Connolly of the Williamsburg Yorktown Daily


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