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Showing posts with label Town Center. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Town Center. Show all posts

Thursday, January 16, 2014

Daleville Town Center growing quickly

Botetourt County
“The development of a portion of Botetourt County is taking an important step forward. Recently the Daleville Town Center opened the doors on a new apartment complex, the first in the county. The first of four buildings is now open to renters with the second expected to open before spring. It's an important step for an area that's seen its fair share of struggles over the last few years.

‘We really do see things coming together in a real positive way here,’ said Fralin & Waldrin Vice President of Development Steve Claytor, the company that owns and operates the town center. ‘Certainly to be able to get our financing in place for this apartment component of Daleville Town Center.’

25 percent of the soon to be 120 unit complex are rented. Claytor said they are also looking to bring in more businesses and a second restaurant to the town center.”
~Writes Aaron Martin of WSLS 10


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Saturday, January 11, 2014

Fredericksburg considers traffic circle on Lafayette Boulevard

City of Fredericksburg
“Fredericksburg will be on its way to getting a roundabout on Lafayette Boulevard if City Council grants a rezoning request for the Telegraph Hill development on Tuesday.

The council is expected to approve a request to rezone nearly 22 acres along Lafayette across from Lee Drive, the entrance to the Fredericksburg battlefield. The zoning would change from light industrial, general industrial and residential to planned mixed-use development. That would enable Fredericksburg LLC to combine that property with an adjoining 24 acres to create Telegraph Hill, a town-center-style development that would include commercial, retail and residential units.”
~Writes Pamela Gould of The Free Lance–Star


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