Project Description

Irvington, Virginia is a town of approximately 650 residents in Lancaster County, found in Virginia’s “Northern Neck.” Identified by its waterways and related activities, Irvington is a small village with a thriving retired community and seasonal population. Unique among other towns in Lancaster County, Irvington has retained its historic, small-town village community that maintains its waterside history both in structure and general use. Because of its presence on the water and small-town ambiance, the Town encountered rapid growth advancing from the north and east.

Working closely with the Planning Commission, Town Council, and Town staff, we analyzed existing conditions, identified goals and objectives, and developed recommendations for the future. Our final Comprehensive Plan worked two ways: it focused on intelligent land utilization to meet the population’s needs. At the same time, it protected and preserved Irvington’s historic quality and character. We understood the leaders wished to maintain the area’s high quality of life, so our plan served that end through a series of achievable goals, objectives, and implementation strategies.

Project Details

Project Size

Town of 650 Residents

Project Location

Irvington, VA

Project Type

Municipal

Services We Provided

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