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Builders come take a look at this large corner lot in North Chesterfield, Virginia. This is a nice corner lot, zoned R-7, with 155' of road frontage on Normandale Ave. and 214' of road frontage on Oak Lawn St.. This lot is a little over 3/4 of an acre or .752 acres. The County says you can build a home on the lot. The lot is wooded, with a stream running along the Oak Lawn portion of the lot. Plenty of room to build a nice home on a 3/4-acre lot. All or most utilities are at the street. Drive by and take a look today. RPA Expert e-mail remarks on lot: Good morning. Thank you for reaching out. Yes, a Resource Protection Area (RPA) designation is need for 8900 Oak Lawn St. The RPA is a 100ft buffer on any perennial streams and the connected wetlands that needs to remain in a natural state (not a buildable area) to protect water quality through the Chesapeake Bay Act. Attached is the 3-page RPA designation application. The RPA designation is a site-specific determination that needs to be completed by an environmental consultant and have the property owners' signatures on page two. Any wetlands and streams need to be evaluated on the property. Attached is our list of wetland expert list or asking your land surveyor for recommendations is a good place to start. Because your lot was plated before 1989, it is considered a pre-bay lot (lots prior to 1989 before the Chesapeake Bay Act). This would allow a 50ft landward encroachment into the RPA to build a house. However if you are planning to split the parcel into two lots that would be considered new development and would lose the pre-bay lot status because it would be creating a new parcel. Either way- first the RPA line needs to be established. Once the RPA is established, we can work on the encroachment process if needed. The RPA encroachments should be the minimum necessary impact for a project. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please feel free to contact me. Rebecca

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