Introduction

Downloads

Prices Fork Village Plan

• Prices Fork Supplementary Reports (2.4 MB)
• Prices Fork Consultants Report (5.6 MB)
• Village Plan Amendement (1.1 MB)
• Critical Features Map (228 KB)
• Future Land Use Map (198 KB)
• Illustrative Land Use Map (194 KB)
• Transportation Map (185 KD)

• Draft Transportation Map (0.8 MB)
• Draft Illustrative Plan Map (0.8 MB)
• Draft Land Use Plan Map (1.0 MB)

• Draft Transportation Plan (1.2 MB)
• Draft Illustrative Plan (1.2 MB)
• Draft Land Use Plan (1.3 MB)

• Trend Development - Land Use Plan (1.2 MB)
• Trend Development - Illustrative Concept Plan (1.6 MB)
• Alternative Development - Land Use Plan (1.2 MB)
• Alternative Development - Illustrative Concept Plan (1.0 MB)

• Treasured Places (0.8 MB)
• Change or Improve (0.8 MB)
• Protect from Change (0.8 MB)
• Intersect of "Protect from Change" & "Change or Improve" (0.9 MB)
• Draft Vision Plan (0.9 MB)

• Base Map of the Village (1.4 MB)
• Critical Features Map (1.4 MB)
• Existing Land Use Aerial (1.9 MB)
• Existing Public Sewer Map (0.7 MB)
• Existing Public Water Map (0.7 MB)
• Housing Map (2.0 MB)
• Transportation Map (1.4 MB)
• Zoning Map (0.8 MB)

• May 7 village planning workshop
• April 16 village planning workshop
• March 19 village planning workshop

• 3/17/05 - Price’s Fork Village planning meeting is Saturday, March 19 at 8:30 A.M., at Price’s Fork Grange Hall

• Price's Fork Village Draft Policy Framework
• Price's Fork Village Building Estimate Assumptions
• Price's Fork Village Planning Assumptions
• Price's Fork Village Draft Vision Statement
• Price's Fork Village Plan flyer
• Price's Fork Village survey
• First meeting summary
• Second meeting summary
• Third meeting summary

Process

Surveys

From February 11 through February 21 students from Virginia Tech will go door-to door in Price's Fork, surveying residents on their views of their community and their wishes, needs, and concerns for the future. If no one is home, a survey will be left along with a self-addressed envelope. The survey is also available online in PDF format.

Surveys will be accepted through March 1. The results of the survey will provide the planning staff, the consultants, and the Price's Fork Village Plan Advisory Committee with a starting point for developing the overall village plan.

Appointment of Price's Fork Village Plan Advisory Committee

This committee, which was appointed by the Board of Supervisors, helps guide the village planning process and acts as representatives of the larger community. The members of the advisory committee were chosen from a list of interested residents (those who volunteered on the survey), members of Price's Fork village organizations and institutions (school, Grange, churches, etc.), and others who feel they have a stake in the future of Price's Fork.

Kathy Baker Mike Berg Michelle Berg Dean Cook Dolly Cottrill Deam Crane Charlie Fox Mac McArthur Fox Derry Hutt Janice Johnson Walter Johnson Amy Jones Wendell Jones

Trevor Kimzey Bob Kreamalmeyer Jean Kreamalmeyer Jeff McCoy Jennifer Niemiera Chris Schooley Andrea Sharpe Charles Sheppard Steve Spradlin Darlene Whichard Doug Whichard Judith Wolfe Kenneth B. Wolfe

Village Planning Workshops

The County is sponsoring three workshops.

• "Create the Vision" - March 19, 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
• "Refine the Vision" - April 16, 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
• "Affirm the Vision" - May 7, 8:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Each meeting consists of morning and evening workshops and will involve a variety of activities. Participants are encouraged to attend all of the workshops, but attendance is not mandatory. The County will provide refreshments and lunch. Meeting locations and other information will be posted here as it becomes available.

For more information on the village community input and planning process, on the Price's Fork Village Plan, or on other upcoming village planning events, please contact the Planning Department at 540-394-2148 or joepowers@naxs.net.