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Westwood Park tax revenue estimates differ between developer and James City

Net benefit estimates from County and developer differ by $278,000 annually

James City County and the Westwood Park developer have sharply different projections for annual tax revenue from the approved development. The county estimates $171,000 yearly, while the developer projects $449,000. The gap stems from different property value assumptions. Unresolved issues include sewer capacity concerns and uncertain stream restoration funding.


Westwood Park developer, James City differ on tax revenue estimate

Westwood Park developer, James City differ on tax revenue estimate

The James City County Board of Supervisors recently approved the rezoning for Westwood Park, which will bring up to 139 homes and about 24,000 square feet of commercial space to land owned by the Commonwealth of Virginia as part of its Eastern State Hospital holdings, with local ABVA Development, LP serving as the developer. The housing mix includes 82 single-family detached homes and 57 single-family attached and multifamily units. The property sits on roughly 80 acres that will be accessed through the current terminus of Discovery Park Boulevard. The approval came with two new conditions added at the meeting.

The Williamsburg Independent is a publication of Williamsburg-based Dog Street Press, LLC. An editor used AI tools to help create this report. (View our AI policy)

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