Jonelle M. Cameron
Shareholder
Land Use & Zoning | Prince William Office
Jonelle Cameron joined the firm in 2013 as a member of the firm’s land use and zoning practice group in the Prince William office. Her practice focuses on land use and zoning matters in Prince William County, City of Manassas, City of Manassas Park, Spotsylvania County, Stafford County, the Town of Haymarket, and the Town of Occoquan.
Jonelle has successfully represented national and regional developers, local businesses and religious institutions in need of rezoning, special use permits, comprehensive plan amendments, zoning verifications (non-conforming uses), appeals/variances, land use and easement agreements, and due diligence in regards to office, retail, industrial, mixed-use, and residential matters. Jonelle assists clients in all phases of the entitlement process.
Before joining Walsh Colucci, Jonelle served as an extern at the District of Columbia Housing Authority where she worked on projects relating to real estate and contracts, procurement, issues pertaining to the disposition and acquisition of public housing properties, and drafting, negotiating and reviewing documents related to real estate development and finance transactions.
- Virginia State Bar Association
- Prince William County Bar Association
- Rezoning approval for multifamily townhome development in Prince William County for a regional residential developer.
- Rezoning approval for a mixed-use development including a New City Hall with governmental and administrative offices and a public library, a public plaza, a 6,500 square foot commercial/retail building, a 40,678 square foot entertainment/retail anchor, with an additional 3,600
square feet of in-line ground retail/restaurant space
and 36,828 square feet of commercial offices, and 300 two-over-two townhomes. - Rezoning and conditional use permit approval of a commercial development to include 5 drive through restaurants, a Sheetz gas station and a hotel at the I-95 Exit 140 in Stafford County.
- Special Use Permit approval of an approximate 39,000 sq. ft. expansion of an existing church and private school in Spotsylvania County.
- Rezoning approval for a distribution center for an international company.
Presenter, Strategies for Successful Mixed-Use Development, Prince William County & The New Frontier (Link)