Is There a Chesterfield Cash Proffer on a Commercial Rezoning?
Chesterfield’s road cash proffer is a per-home charge. Commercial-only rezonings don’t pay it, but they still pay for traffic, through road improvements, right-of-way, and conditions.
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Practical guides to leasing, buying, and investing in Richmond-area commercial property — organized by location and product type.
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Where Chesterfield’s commercial land is concentrated, how the county’s new zoning ordinance and pending comprehensive plan update change the math, and the due-diligence items that make or break a tract.
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Chesterfield’s road cash proffer is a per-home charge. Commercial-only rezonings don’t pay it, but they still pay for traffic, through road improvements, right-of-way, and conditions.
The $565 million Powhite Parkway extension will open western Chesterfield in stages between 2029 and 2034. Here is what is funded, where the access points are, and how to price land near them without overpaying for a road that is not built yet.
Every commercial and industrial parcel in Chesterfield was moved into a new zoning district on January 1, 2026. Here is what carried over, what didn’t, and how to check your own parcel.