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Devlin rezoning approved after a failed remand motion

Prince William County Board approved rezoning REZ2022-00022 5–3 after a 3–5 remand motion failed; approval is not a construction or capacity guarantee. S2

RezonedRecorded November 29, 2023
Editorial illustration · not a photograph of the property
01 / The recorded outcome

What happened

The county described approximately 270 acres at 9000 and 8900 Devlin Road and 12615 Fog Light Way, proposed for M-2 data-center use S1. In the November 28 meeting, the board rejected remand and approved the rezoning 5–3 after midnight November 29 S2.

Decision on recordPrince William County Board approved rezoning REZ2022-00022 5–3 after a 3–5 remand motion failed; approval is not a construction or capacity guarantee. S2
02 / People and public bodies

Who acted in the record

Prince William County Board of County Supervisorsrezoning decision body

Rejected remand 3–5; approved REZ2022-00022 5–3. S2

03 / A retrospective walkthrough

How RealClear would approach this site

Historical reconstruction: RealClear was not involved in this proceeding. This illustrates a one-property review of public records; it does not predict votes or private motives.

Can this site move from residential to data-center zoning?

Record to read
parcel map, overlay boundary, proffers, hearing action
Constraint to test
Height, buffering and overlay extension required discrete findings.
Next action
Map approved use and proffers; then check later site-plan and utility records.
S1S2
04 / What this record does not establish

The boundary of the finding

  • County brief labels the meeting November 28; the final vote followed the overnight session, so recordDate is November 29.
  • The ordinance attachment was too large for the web reader; the county action brief establishes adoption.

Latest cited status: 2023-11-29 action; later construction and litigation status not independently established here

One property. A dated record. A clearer next move.

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