The Public Information Session on this project will be an informal open house for anyone wanting to meet and ask questions of City staff and representatives of the project developer, Kettler. Plans will be on display for citizens to walk around and ask questions. A presentation about the overall project will occur as well.
The site work and construction currently underway for this project are the product of a three-year public review process, with City Council reaching a final land use decision in 2014. The on-going work will result in two residential projects: an 80-lot single family house neighborhood, to be known as ‘Telegraph Hill’ (west of the Dominion Transmission lines, on the uphill portion of the property) and a 204-unit townhouse community, to be known as ‘Fredericksburg Park’ (east of the Dominion Transmission lines). As one of the final steps in this process, Council is currently being asked to approve a shift of the public right-of-way for Alum Spring Road 130 feet south (away from Blue-Gray Parkway) to create a safer 90° intersection. The shift will allow for the third element of the project, an approximate 30,000 sq ft commercial center.
The information in the power point "Telegraph Hill Frederickburg Park Project Overview" was provided to City Council, at its meeting on July 9.