This document provides an overview of plans and opportunities in Western Chesterfield, Virginia. It discusses area demographics, land use, development, transportation, parks and recreation, and economic development. Directors of Planning, Transportation, Parks and Recreation, and Economic Development each outline projects and initiatives in their areas. These include recently completed and under construction transportation projects, sports tourism programs at local athletic complexes, new and improved parks and facilities, and strong economic growth and investment over the past decade with record job announcements in 2014.

1. Western
Chesterfield
Plans &
Opportunities

2. Topics
Area Demographics
Land Use Plan
Development Plans
Transportation Plans
Parks & Recreation
Economic Development

3. Kirk Turner
DIRECTOR OF PLANNING

39. Jesse Smith
DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION

40. Hull Street RoadWoolridge Road
Recently Completed Projects

41. Under Construction
Route 360, Winterpock to Woodlake

42. Under Construction
Route 360, Winterpock to Woodlake

43. Under Construction
Route 360, Winterpock to Woodlake

44. Under Construction
Route 360, Winterpock to Woodlake

45. Otterdale-Woolridge Widening

48. Route 288/360 Study
• Develop options to address congestion
and backups.
• Counted existing traffic, determined origins
and destinations, then projected traffic for
20 years.
• Significant percentage of destinations are
south of Route 360, towards Bailey Bridge
Road.
• Powhite Extension would provide little
benefit.
• Many improvements being evaluated.

49. 288-Bailey Bridge Connector and Interchange

50. Diverging Diamond at 360 and Old Hundred

51. Mike Golden
DIRECTOR OF PARKS & RECREATION

52. Sports Tourism
Local Impact in FY2014
Economic Impact in Chesterfield
$25.3 Million
Economic Impact in Metro Region
$50.0 Million
Number of Attendees
156,113
Number of Out-of-Town Visitors
101,181

53. River City Sportsplex
and Clover Hill
Athletic Complex
• Combined hosted (10) major
lacrosse and soccer sports
tourism events in FY2014
• The facilities are set to host
(19) major tournaments in
FY2015
• Includes lacrosse, soccer,
and field hockey

54. River City Sportsplex
and Clover Hill
Athletic Complex
Richmond Kickers,
Chesterfield United,
Richmond Strikers, and
Corrigan Sports Enterprises
hold a combined total of (15)
major weekend tournaments
annually, attracting
participants regionally and
nationwide

55. River City Sportsplex
and Clover Hill
Athletic Complex
During (5) consecutive
weekends on February and
March, soccer tournaments
held at River City Sportsplex
and surrounding parks bring
in over 36,000 regional
visitors and reap $7.2 million
in economic impact for
Chesterfield County

56. River City Sportsplex
and Clover Hill
Athletic Complex
River City Sportsplex is a
major draw to showcase high
school athletes to NCAA
coaches throughout the
summer months on its 12 turf
fields – attendees and
coaches represent all 50
states.

57. River City Sportsplex
and Clover Hill
Athletic Complex
Corrigan Sports Enterprises
hosts 4 major college
recruiting tournaments at
these complexes, attracting
over 42,000 visitors

58. River City Sportsplex
and Clover Hill
Athletic Complex
FY2015 includes four new
events moving from other
states: field hockey recruiting
event (White Mountain
Sports/USA Field Hockey /
NH), and three additional
national lacrosse recruiting
weekends (Brine National
Lacrosse / Maryland, NDP
Lacrosse / Denver, and
Hogan / Maryland)

59. River City Sportsplex
and Clover Hill
Athletic Complex
In addition to college
recruiting events, other
additional local and regional
lacrosse, field hockey,
ultimate frisbee events
signed on for 2015; events
attract attendees from
Northern VA, Hampton
Roads, Richmond Metro

60. River City Sportsplex
and Clover Hill
Athletic Complex
Event partners include
Richmond Region Tourism,
venue owners, Chesterfield
County department staff,
area businesses

61. River City Sportsplex
and Clover Hill
Athletic Complex
River City Sportsplex also
hosts youth and adult sports
leagues throughout the
week; over 30,000 children
participate in youth sports
each year at this complex
and throughout the county

62. Parks and Recreation – Western Chesterfield Area
New Development
Winterpock Area Regional Park
Clover Hill Athletic Complex

63. Parks and Recreation – Western Chesterfield Area
New Development
Horner Park Phase I

64. Parks and Recreation – Western Chesterfield Area
Improvements to Existing Facilities
Grange Hall ES, Tomahawk MS, Woodlake, Complex, Clover Hill AC
Field upgrades, new lighting, lighting renovations, restroom concession renovation
and paved circulation paths

65. Will Davis
DIRECTOR OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

66. 2006 to 2014
How are we doing?

67. 2006-2014 Announcements
$3.2 Billion
8,200 Jobs

68. Jobs & Businesses
Jobs in Chesterfield
122,374 (2013)
Net Increase of 7,595 (from 2009)
Businesses in Chesterfield
7,726 (2013)
Net Increase of 297 (from 2009)
A Record High!

69. 2014
A historic year
for economic
development
announcements.

70. New Investment
Projects & Jobs 2014
New Announced Investment:
$2.138 B
Announced New Facilities:
10 projects
Announced Expansions:
9 projects
Announced New Jobs:
3,275

71. Evonik Industries $15 Million Investment
50 New Jobs

72. Wegmans Food Markets $14 Million Investment
600 New Jobs

73. Philip Morris USA $50 Million Investment
30 New Jobs
1,000,000 sq. ft.

74. Medline Industries $23.4 Million Investment
27 New Jobs

75. Sabra Dipping Company $86 Million Investment
140 New Jobs

76. Shandong Tranlin Paper Co. $2 Billion Investment
2,000 New Jobs

77. Uptown Alley $160 Million Investment

78. Kroger at Swift Creek Village Expanded from
53,625 square feet
to 88,097 square feet.

79. Other Sectors
Looking at the
Rt. 360 Corridor
Food & Grocery
Health Care
Convenience Centers

80. Programs &
Projects

81. Business Attraction Program

82. Target Marketing
Sectors
• Office — Corporate HQ’s and finance, securities &
insurance firms
• Life sciences — R&D and pharmaceutical
manufacturing
• Information technology — Data and digital
communications
• Advanced materials — Materials and chemical
manufacturing
• Advanced manufacturing — Technology driven
manufacturing
• Distribution & logistics — Food and non-food
products
• Aviation — Manufacturing and service companies
• Retail — Market to unique developments
• Food — Manufacturing and packaging

83. Business Expansion &
Business Retention Program

84. Small & Minority
Business Development
• Business Start-Up Assistance
• Workshops and Seminars
• Site Selection Assistance
• Permit Process Guidance
• Access to Capital
• Procurement Opportunities
• Business Counseling

85. MyBusinessStartsHere.com
Web Portal for Starting a Small Business in Chesterfield

86. Revitalization Program

87. Stonebridge Redevelopment

88. Jeff Davis Streetscape Improvements

89. Walmart Neighborhood Market - Meadowbrook

90. Chesterfield
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91. Economic
Development
Take-aways
Record Job Growth!
Both New & Existing
Business Growth!
Historic Project
Announcements!
Innovative Small & Minority
Business, Tourism, and
Revitalization Programs!

92. Questions?