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'''750 Hinton Avenue''' is the address of the [[Hinton Avenue United Methodist Church]] (also called the Hinton Avenue UMC). The first church building at this site was constructed in [[1909]], renovated in [[1948]] and again in [[1958]] to its present configuration. Originally part of the [[Belle Mont Estate]] property, the a 0.76-acre site is on the northwest corner of [[Hinton Avenue]] and [[Church Street]] - one block north of the [[Belmont Neighborhood]] commercial area. Contiguous to the [https://www.dhr.virginia.gov/historic-registers/104-0050/ Belmont Manson] property at [[759 Belmont Avenue]], '''750 Hinton Avenue''' is within the [https://www.dhr.virginia.gov/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/104-5082_NorthBelmontNeighborhoodHD_2017_NRHP_FINAL-1.pdf North Belmont Neighborhood Historic District boundaries].
'''750 Hinton Avenue''' is the address of the [[Hinton Avenue United Methodist Church]] (also called the Hinton Avenue UMC). The first church building at this site was constructed in [[1909]], renovated in [[1948]] and again in [[1958]] to its present configuration. Originally part of the [[Belle Mont Estate]] property, the a 0.76-acre site is on the northwest corner of [[Hinton Avenue]] and [[Church Street]] - one block north of the [[Belmont Neighborhood]] commercial area. Contiguous to the [https://www.dhr.virginia.gov/historic-registers/104-0050/ Belmont Manson] property at [[759 Belmont Avenue]], '''750 Hinton Avenue''' is within the [https://www.dhr.virginia.gov/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/104-5082_NorthBelmontNeighborhoodHD_2017_NRHP_FINAL-1.pdf North Belmont Neighborhood Historic District boundaries].


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==Adjacent properties==
==Adjacent properties==
*[[759 Belmont Avenue]], (the historic [[Belmont Mansion]])  
*[[759 Belmont Avenue]], (the historic [[Belmont Mansion]])  
==Ownership History==
==Ownership History==
*Charles Bankhead (before 1820)
*Charles Bankhead (before 1820)
*John Winn (1820)
*John Winn (1820)
*Slaughter W. Fincklin (1847)
*Slaughter W. Fincklin (1847)
*Belmont Land Co. and Charlottesville Land Co.
*Belmont Land Co. and Charlottesville Land Co.
==Significance==
==Significance==
The oldest church in the neighborhood, [[Hinton Avenue United Methodist Church]] occupies part of the once 539 acre farm ''[[Belle-Mont]]'' owned by [[John Winn]] until his death in [[1837]]. The first church building at this site was constructed in [[1909]], then was renovated in [[1948]] and [[1958]] to its present configuration and appearance executed in the Gothic Revival style. Stylistic elements on the brick church include buttresses, large expanses of tracery windows, pointed arched openings, gable-roofed end parapet walls, and the arched loggia across the front of the church.<ref>http://www.historicmapworks.com/Buildings/index.php?state=VA&city=759%20Belmont%20Avenue&id=32684, National Register of Historic Places Registration Form North Belmont Neighborhood Historic District DHR#104-5082 VLR Listed: 12/14/2017 NRHP Listed: 5/31/2018, accessed 5/16/2019</ref>
The oldest church in the neighborhood, [[Hinton Avenue United Methodist Church]] occupies part of the once 539 acre farm ''[[Belle-Mont]]'' owned by [[John Winn]] until his death in [[1837]]. The first church building at this site was constructed in [[1909]], then was renovated in [[1948]] and [[1958]] to its present configuration and appearance executed in the Gothic Revival style. Stylistic elements on the brick church include buttresses, large expanses of tracery windows, pointed arched openings, gable-roofed end parapet walls, and the arched loggia across the front of the church.<ref>http://www.historicmapworks.com/Buildings/index.php?state=VA&city=759%20Belmont%20Avenue&id=32684, National Register of Historic Places Registration Form North Belmont Neighborhood Historic District DHR#104-5082 VLR Listed: 12/14/2017 NRHP Listed: 5/31/2018, accessed 5/16/2019</ref>
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According to the Hinton Avenue United MC website, the property is currently being used by the church to: offer free clothes and fellowship through their "Clothes Closet", meals for the hungry in the "Family Kitchen", worship and learning opportunities on Sundays and during the week; the building is home to a satellite campus of The International School of Charlottesville, a French and Spanish language immersion preschool, Boy Scout Troop 37, and several AA, NA, and Al Anon chapters.<ref>http://hintonavenueumc.org/ Hinton Avenue UMC website, accessdate=May 15, 2019.</ref>
According to the Hinton Avenue United MC website, the property is currently being used by the church to: offer free clothes and fellowship through their "Clothes Closet", meals for the hungry in the "Family Kitchen", worship and learning opportunities on Sundays and during the week; the building is home to a satellite campus of The International School of Charlottesville, a French and Spanish language immersion preschool, Boy Scout Troop 37, and several AA, NA, and Al Anon chapters.<ref>http://hintonavenueumc.org/ Hinton Avenue UMC website, accessdate=May 15, 2019.</ref>


==Proposed re-zoning==
==Rachel's Haven project==
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| location = 750 Hinton Avenue
| location_road = Hinton Avenue
| use_type = Apartments (supportive housing, including 30% for people with developmental disabilities)
| acres = 0.7580
| non_residential =
| units_residential =15 units
| developer_company =
| developer_principal1 =
| architect = [[Andrew S. Thomas]], Architect
| owner = [[Hinton Avenue United Methodist Church]]
| approval_process = Rezoning to NCC
| conditions = 4 units affordable at 80% AMI (indefinitely)
| year_rezoned = 2019
| application = ZM19-00001
| website = }}
In early 2019, [[Hinton Avenue United Methodist Church]] submitted a rezoning petition for the [[Planning Commission]]'s regular docket for Tuesday, May 14, 2019. The rezoning petition proposed a change in zoning from the existing [[R-1S]] (low-density residential, small lot) to [[NCC]] (Neighborhood Commercial Corridor Mixed Use) subject to [[proffered development conditions]]. The stated purpose of the rezoning was to allow construction of a multifamily building containing up to 15 units (for a total density of 19.7 [[DUA]]). Within the current R-1S zoning district, multifamily dwellings are not permitted. The application was deferred until the June 2019 Planning Commission meeting.<ref>{{Agenda-cityplanning|newid=65250|when=May 14, 2019|accessdate=May 15, 2019}}</ref>
In early 2019, [[Hinton Avenue United Methodist Church]] submitted a rezoning petition for the [[Planning Commission]]'s regular docket for Tuesday, May 14, 2019. The rezoning petition proposed a change in zoning from the existing [[R-1S]] (low-density residential, small lot) to [[NCC]] (Neighborhood Commercial Corridor Mixed Use) subject to [[proffered development conditions]]. The stated purpose of the rezoning was to allow construction of a multifamily building containing up to 15 units (for a total density of 19.7 [[DUA]]). Within the current R-1S zoning district, multifamily dwellings are not permitted. The application was deferred until the June 2019 Planning Commission meeting.<ref>{{Agenda-cityplanning|newid=65250|when=May 14, 2019|accessdate=May 15, 2019}}</ref>
Planning Commission voted 6-0 to recommend approval on June 11, 2019.<ref>{{Agenda-cityplanning|newid=65433|when=June 11, 2019|accessdate=2019-08-11}}</ref><ref>{{Minutes-cityplanning|newid=65867|when=June 11, 2019|accessdate=2019-08-11}}</ref> City Council approval passed the rezoning unanimously on its August 5, 2019 consent agenda.<ref>{{Agenda-citycouncil|newid=65714|when=July 1, 2019|accessdate=2019-08-11}}</ref><ref>{{Agenda-citycouncil|newid=66043|when=August 5, 2019|accessdate=2019-08-11}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.cvilletomorrow.org/articles/city-council-members-moves-750-hinton-avenue-rezoning-to-next-consent-agenda/|title=City Council members move 750 Hinton Avenue rezoning to next consent agenda|last=Norah Mulinda|first=|publishdate=2019-08-11|publisher=Charlottesville Tomorrow|archive-url=|archive-date=|dead-url=|accessdate=2019-08-11}}</ref>
==References==
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==External Links==
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Revision as of 17:07, 11 August 2019

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Hinton Avenue Methodist Church

750 Hinton Avenue
Location Hinton Avenue
Type R-1S (low-density residential, small lot)
Lot Size 0.7580
Non-Residential State Code: Exempt Religious

750 Hinton Avenue is the address of the Hinton Avenue United Methodist Church (also called the Hinton Avenue UMC). The first church building at this site was constructed in 1909, renovated in 1948 and again in 1958 to its present configuration. Originally part of the Belle Mont Estate property, the a 0.76-acre site is on the northwest corner of Hinton Avenue and Church Street - one block north of the Belmont Neighborhood commercial area. Contiguous to the Belmont Manson property at 759 Belmont Avenue, 750 Hinton Avenue is within the North Belmont Neighborhood Historic District boundaries.

Base information

Area

Approx. 0.76 acres

Legal description

City of Charlottesville, Lots 1-7 Bk 12 Belmont Subdivision

Zoned

R-1S (low-density residential, small lot)

Adjacent properties

Ownership History

  • Charles Bankhead (before 1820)
  • John Winn (1820)
  • Slaughter W. Fincklin (1847)
  • Belmont Land Co. and Charlottesville Land Co.

Significance

The oldest church in the neighborhood, Hinton Avenue United Methodist Church occupies part of the once 539 acre farm Belle-Mont owned by John Winn until his death in 1837. The first church building at this site was constructed in 1909, then was renovated in 1948 and 1958 to its present configuration and appearance executed in the Gothic Revival style. Stylistic elements on the brick church include buttresses, large expanses of tracery windows, pointed arched openings, gable-roofed end parapet walls, and the arched loggia across the front of the church.[1]

Current usage

According to the Hinton Avenue United MC website, the property is currently being used by the church to: offer free clothes and fellowship through their "Clothes Closet", meals for the hungry in the "Family Kitchen", worship and learning opportunities on Sundays and during the week; the building is home to a satellite campus of The International School of Charlottesville, a French and Spanish language immersion preschool, Boy Scout Troop 37, and several AA, NA, and Al Anon chapters.[2]

Rachel's Haven project

Rachel's Haven

750 Hinton Avenue
Location Hinton Avenue
Use Type Apartments (supportive housing, including 30% for people with developmental disabilities)
Lot Size 0.7580
Residential units 15 units
Architect Andrew S. Thomas, Architect
Owner Hinton Avenue United Methodist Church
Approval Process Rezoning to NCC
Approval Conditions 4 units affordable at 80% AMI (indefinitely)
Date Approved 2019
Application # ZM19-00001

In early 2019, Hinton Avenue United Methodist Church submitted a rezoning petition for the Planning Commission's regular docket for Tuesday, May 14, 2019. The rezoning petition proposed a change in zoning from the existing R-1S (low-density residential, small lot) to NCC (Neighborhood Commercial Corridor Mixed Use) subject to proffered development conditions. The stated purpose of the rezoning was to allow construction of a multifamily building containing up to 15 units (for a total density of 19.7 DUA). Within the current R-1S zoning district, multifamily dwellings are not permitted. The application was deferred until the June 2019 Planning Commission meeting.[3]

Planning Commission voted 6-0 to recommend approval on June 11, 2019.[4][5] City Council approval passed the rezoning unanimously on its August 5, 2019 consent agenda.[6][7][8]

References

  1. http://www.historicmapworks.com/Buildings/index.php?state=VA&city=759%20Belmont%20Avenue&id=32684, National Register of Historic Places Registration Form North Belmont Neighborhood Historic District DHR#104-5082 VLR Listed: 12/14/2017 NRHP Listed: 5/31/2018, accessed 5/16/2019
  2. http://hintonavenueumc.org/ Hinton Avenue UMC website, accessdate=May 15, 2019.
  3. Web. Agenda for May 14, 2019 Charlottesville Planning Commission, City of Charlottesville, May 14, 2019., retrieved May 15, 2019.
  4. Web. Agenda for June 11, 2019 Charlottesville Planning Commission, City of Charlottesville, June 11, 2019., retrieved 2019-08-11.
  5. Web. Charlottesville Planning Commission meeting minutes, .pdf, City of Charlottesville, June 11, 2019.
  6. Web. Agenda for July 1, 2019 Charlottesville City Council, City of Charlottesville, July 1, 2019., retrieved 2019-08-11.
  7. Web. Agenda for August 5, 2019 Charlottesville City Council, City of Charlottesville, August 5, 2019., retrieved 2019-08-11.
  8. Web. City Council members move 750 Hinton Avenue rezoning to next consent agenda, Charlottesville Tomorrow, 2019-08-11, retrieved 2019-08-11.

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