Durham Planning Commission Votes 10-0 Against Reserve at Rocky Branch
The revised proposal would allow up to 190 homes along Virgil Road. Commissioners delayed a decision on Thompson Village until October.

By Wes Platt, wes.platt@southpointaccess.news
The Durham Planning Commission on Tuesday unanimously recommended against a proposed 190-home development along Virgil Road, while giving the applicant behind another housing proposal two more months to answer questions about density and access.
All 10 commissioners who voted opposed a favorable recommendation for the Reserve at Rocky Branch rezoning. Commissioner Juan P. Montes recused himself before the public hearing to avoid a potential conflict of interest.
Despite the motion's failure, the Planning Commission is an advisory board, and the Durham City Council gets final say at a later meeting.
