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Explainer: Why IW has separate comprehensive, strategic and capital improvements plans
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Explainer: Why IW has separate comprehensive, strategic and capital improvements plans
Isle of Wight County’s elected officials and staff rely on three guidance documents to inform land-use and budgeting decisions. Supervisor Renee Rountree is calling for updates to all of them. Her call last year for a “growth management” task force to weigh in on the county’s readiness to absorb a population influx from 15 existing and proposed housing northern-end developments evolved into a broader effort to revise the 2020 “Envisioning the Is…
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