The Stratford Hills Neighborhood Alliance supports neighbors befriending neighbors. We support builders, not “developers.” We support thoughtful, careful, and artful construction which is compatible with the gateway to our residential neighborhoods and the James River Park System.
SHNA believes we deserve transparency and accountability from our public officials and a voice in decisions that impact the daily lives of residents and visitors to our communities. SHNA represents residents and friends of Stratford Hills.
SHNA represents the residents and friends of Stratford Hills.
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The Richmond Coalition (a collective of neighborhood alliances, including ours), has released a petition calling for an overhaul of the Board of Zoning and the Planning Commission.
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Current News
Westover Hills residents are concerned about proposed blasting for a housing project. An emergency injunction will be filed by an attorney who has also been working with the SHNA regarding the Sheetz project. Read more about the project and the neighborhood’s concerns here
Traffic and Safety Concerns
The proposed Sheetz at Stratford Hills on Hathaway (former Flowerama site) is in direct conflict with the city’s Master Plan.
The city must pause the permitting process for the Sheetz and conduct a full evaluation of its impacts on existing independent businesses, traffic safety, residents, and the future success of Master Plan implementation.
Application to the City
Click here to view documents associated with Wilton’s application to the city for the Sheetz development. The PDF named “01. Plans.pdf” is the comprehensive 29 page plan of development.
James River Impact
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Gasoline Alley
BP, Tommy’s Carwash, WaWa, 7-11, Allen Tire, Dance’s Service Center, Forest Hill Garage, Advanced Auto Parts, Smiley’s Auto Glass, Valvoline Oil Change, and a Sam’s Carwash in the works, Adding a Sheetz to this busy intersection of Forest Hill does not reflect the city’s 2020 Master Plan’s vision for our ‘node’ that ”additional auto-related uses should be discouraged”
Bird’s eye view of the expected footprint that the proposed Sheetz will have in the shopping center