The Midlothian Planning and Zoning Commission convened on July 15, 2025, to address several key agenda items, including zoning changes and development proposals.

One of the primary discussions involved a motion to approve a development plan that included a stub-out road leading to Hayfield. After some deliberation, the motion was seconded and passed with a majority vote, indicating support for the proposed development.

The commission also addressed a significant zoning change concerning approximately 10.284 acres of land. The proposal aimed to change the zoning from Planned Development District Number 2 to Planned Development District 170, which would allow for a mixed-use development featuring single-family homes, attached offices, and a drive-through restaurant. However, the applicant requested a continuance on this item, prompting the commission to open and then immediately continue the public hearing to the next meeting. This decision was unanimously approved.

In addition to the main agenda items, staff members highlighted a training opportunity from the American Planning Association for board and commission members, emphasizing its value at a cost of $40.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn, wrapping up the discussions for the evening. The commission will reconvene next month to further consider the ongoing developments and public hearings.