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Photo by Jim Ridolphi CCGG member Paul Costello addresses the Planning Commission at last week's public hearing on the updated Comp Plan.

Contributed Photo Authentic details, such as heart pine floors and reproduction William Morris wallpapers, add to the sense of history evoked by Jim and Ginger Sanderlin's newly built house.

Photo by Ken Odor RiversBend, on Lee Road, was built in 1992. This stately residence combines Mississippi Lowland architecture with Jefferson's Palladian influence, and is owned by Rob and Lynda Bloch.

Photo by Amy Condra Old Mill Cottage, owned by Bill and Grace King, was built around 1920 as a one-room hunting cabin on Genito Creek.

Goochland County planners are expected to present a comprehensive plan that revisits which designated growth areas are likely to grow.