Trapezium’s planned Church Hill taproom approval coming to a head
April 20, 2021
The former Richmond Association of Masonic Lodges building is set to be reborn as a brewery in Church Hill if the City Council approves a special-use permit. (
Mike Platania photo)
Church Hill is a step closer to getting its first brewery.
The city’s Planning Commission on Monday recommended granting a special-use permit for Trapezium Brewing Co.’s planned taproom in the former Richmond Association of Masonic Lodges building at 520 N. 25th St.
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The property’s zoning allows for a brewery of up to 1,500 square feet, and Trapezium owner Dave McCormack said the special-use permit is needed to have the taproom space be a bit larger.
Church Hill poised to get neighborhood s first brewery
Mike Platania
The former Richmond Association of Masonic Lodges building is set to be reborn as a brewery in Church Hill if the City Council approves a special-use permit.
By: Richmond BizSense
and last updated 2021-04-20 07:25:24-04
RICHMOND, Va. Church Hill is a step closer to getting its first brewery. The cityâs Planning Commission on Monday recommended granting a special-use permit for Trapezium Brewing Co.âs planned taproom in the former Richmond Association of Masonic Lodges building at 520 N. 25th St. Click here to keep reading on Richmond BizSense.
The Agenda: Local government briefs for 4.19.21
April 19, 2021
Oasis Park would consist of 400 townhouses and a 175-unit assisted living facility near Cosby High School in Chesterfield County. (
Courtesy of Chesterfield County)
575-unit development, Route 1 overlay extension on Chesterfield planning agenda
The Chesterfield County Planning Commission meets April 20. Full agenda here.
On deck is a rezoning application proposed by Oasis Park LLC for about 60 acres along Cosby Road, Millwood School Lane and Village Square Parkway in the Matoaca District, which is near Cosby High School. The rezoning would pave the way for a 575-unit development called Oasis Park that would consist of 400 townhouses and a 175-unit assisted living facility.
Entrepreneur uncorking new store for wine lovers in Church Hill
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Second Bottle Wine and Snack Shop plans to open at 324 N. 27th St. in Church Hill in March. (
Courtesy of Second Bottle Wine and Snack Shop)
With the neighborhood’s first brewery already in the works, Church Hill is set to get another boozy new addition.
Second Bottle Wine and Snack Shop is eyeing early March for its opening day at 324 N. 27th St.
The 1,200-square-foot shop will sell bottles starting at $12, and also offer food items like tinned fish, chocolate bars and shortbread among other snacks eaten as part of a wine-drinking experience.