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Richmond Times-Dispatch – March 23, 2016 A highly discussed and anticipated residential farming community that developers say would leverage Hanover County’s natural landscape won approval from the Board of Supervisors on Wednesday night. The board unanimously supported a request to rezone 180 acres for Chickahominy Falls, a 404-home development on Cedar Lane and Holly Hill Road in the Elmont area. Extolled by developers as first-of-its-kind, innovative and compatible with Hanover’s agrarian traditions, the development would be hemmed to the south by the Chickahominy River and feature nature trails, gardens, orchard areas and 10 acres for communal farming. Plans include 73 acres of open space as well as a pool and clubhouse in the center of the development. Read More at Richmond Times Dispatch.