Legislation Details

File #: ORD. 2026-168    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Ordinance Status: Consent Agenda
File created: 5/5/2026 In control: Planning Commission
On agenda: 7/21/2026 Final action:
Title: To amend and reordain Ord. No. 2025-152, adopted July 28, 2025, which authorized the special use of the property known as 2300 Ingram Avenue for the purpose of up to seven single-family attached dwellings, upon certain terms and conditions, to modify the addresses included in the special use and the plans. (8th District)
Patrons: Mayor Avula (By Request)
Attachments: 1. Ord. No. 2026-168
Title
To amend and reordain Ord. No. 2025-152, adopted July 28, 2025, which authorized the special use of the property known as 2300 Ingram Avenue for the purpose of up to seven single-family attached dwellings, upon certain terms and conditions, to modify the addresses included in the special use and the plans. (8th District)
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THE CITY OF RICHMOND HEREBY ORDAINS:
I. That Ordinance No. 2025-152, adopted July 28, 2025, be and is hereby amended and reordained as follows:
WHEREAS, the owner of the [property] properties known as 2300 Ingram Avenue, 2300 1/2 Ingram Avenue, 2302 Ingram Avenue, 1309 Mason Street, 1311 Mason Street, 1313 Mason Street, and 1315 Mason Street, which [is] are situated in a R-5 Single-Family Residential District, desires to use such [property] properties for the purpose of up to seven single-family attached dwellings, which use, among other things, is not currently allowed by section 30-410.1 of the Code of the City of Richmond (2020), as amended; and
WHEREAS, in accordance with section 17.11 of the Charter of the City of Richmond (2020), as amended, it has been made to appear that, if granted subject to the terms and conditions set forth in this ordinance, the special use granted by this ordinance will not be detrimental to the safety, health, morals and general welfare of the community involved, will not tend to create congestion in streets, roads, alleys and other public ways and places in the area involved, will not create hazards from fire, panic or other dangers, will not tend to overcrowding of land and cause an undue concentration of population, will not adversely affect or interfere with public or private schools, parks, playgrounds, water supplies, sewage disposal, transportation or other public requirements, conveniences and improvements, and will not interfere with adequate light and air; and
WHEREAS, (i) the City Planning Commission has conducted a public hearing to investigate the circumstances and conditions upon which the...

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