On December 8, 2015, the Prince William County Board of County Supervisors unanimously approved Mini Price Storage’s proffer amendment and special use permit applications to bring the company’s first self-storage facility to the County. Represented by Mark Viani and Matt Roberts, the applications removed a prohibition on self-storage uses at the property, allowing Mini Price to build over 151,000 square feet of self-storage use near Prince William Parkway and Telegraph Road. The applications, which received the support of the Lake Ridge Occoquan Coles Civic Association’s Planning, Environment, Land-Use, and Transportation Committee and unanimous approval by the Planning Commission, also addressed the property’s environmental features. With these approvals, Mini Price will introduce a state of the art self-storage facility to serve the area. For more information, you can review the project’s staff report.
Economic Dynamics and Risk Management in Construction: A Legal Perspective for 2024
In our last article, we discussed the general state of the regional construction economy and how that applies to specific industry vertical markets. We now turn to specific national macro-economic trends and discuss how these trends in turn impact the current regional...