The Stafford County Board of Supervisors pumped the breaks on the development of Downtown Stafford, next to the county's iconic courthouse.
It deferred voted on an amendment to the county's comprehensive plan would have given the green light to Downtown Stafford, a development that's been in the works since 2016.
Stafford County Administrator Fred Pressley has asked the Board to rezone the 29 acres of land next to the courthouse, owned by the county and six acres owned by JPI-Fountain Park, Inc. that would be used for the development.
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