Page 20 - Richard Kuhn News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Plan for 210 townhomes would add rooftops to Westchester Commons Courtesy of Poole & Poole Architecture) Continuing the residential infill of Westchester Commons, an area homebuilder is looking to add hundreds of townhomes to the shopping center that’s transitioning to a mixed-use hub. Lakeside-based StyleCraft Homes is seeking approval from Chesterfield County to build 210 townhomes on multiple pad sites within the nearly 800-acre commercial development at Midlothian Turnpike and Route 288. The four-story townhomes would fill the vacant sites around the center’s Panera Bread, Bank of America, Gold’s Gym and Plaza Azteca locations. The sites total just over 13 acres. Called Westchester Towns, the townhomes would continue the residential infill that started in recent years with The Vue at Westchester Commons, a 236-unit apartment complex overlooking 288 that was developed by George Emerson and Phil Roper. Emerson had previously collaborated with Casey Sowers on the project.

United statesSpy rockPlaza aztecaGeorge emersonRichard kuhnWestchester commonsPhil roperConditional use planned developmentZaremba metropolitan midlothianZaremba groupCrescent developmentHenrico plaza shopping centerChesterfield county planning commissionPanera breadStylecraft homesChesterfield county