Northwest "Friends" object to Evans Spring proposal
Residents are continuing to speak out against plans to develop the Evans Spring area of Northwest Roanoke. WFIR’s Clark Palmer has the latest.
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Residents are continuing to speak out against plans to develop the Evans Spring area of Northwest Roanoke. WFIR’s Clark Palmer has the latest.
A continued push by a strong contingent to not develop the last large track of its kind is now weighted against the property's private owners, with a presumed interest in
In a warmup to what will likely be tension-filled Planning Commission and City Council public hearings on the proposed Evans Spring development later this month, things got a little hot under the collar at yesterday's Council session. The story from WFIR's Gene Marrano:
Evans Spring is a 150-acre, privately-owned area of woodlands and marshes that the city calls the largest developable area left in Roanoke.
The future generation of Roanoke is coming together to take a stance against the proposed Evans Spring project.