Reading this story at NPR, I wondered –
– What is Crozet’s daytime population?
– What are the things that Crozet needs, besides employers?
Wondering – What is Crozet’s Daytime Population?
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7 responses to “Wondering – What is Crozet’s Daytime Population?”
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What Crozet needs? I’ve heard: a feed store, a hotel, a tasting room for the local small vineyards, an arts center for local artists/musicians to exhibit/sell or perform in. We seem to be doing pretty well in medical services. How about more sidewalks & bike lanes?! This would improve current residents quality of life and make the community more attractive to businesses that might be interested in locating here.
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A delicatessen
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From an email commenter:
According to the Crozet Master Plan, downtown Crozet will become a walkable area with retail, services, and employment. There are 2 other “centers” in Crozet – Old Trail and the Clover Lawn – Harris Teeter area. The Clover Lawn – Harris Teeter area is more oriented to Route 250 and the automobile. But the commercial core at Old Trail and a redeveloped downtown are intended to become very walkable, vibrant areas. Someone noted correctly that it is the employment activity that will drive the daytime vibrancy.
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bike store
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Yes.
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[…] Per the discussion as to what businesses Crozet needs, you might find this discussion from 2011 interesting. Related: What is Crozet’s Daytime Population? […]
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[…] Daytime population of Crozet: ~ 2200 (a complete & total guess) […]
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