CHESAPEAKE, Va. — Chesapeake residents got a chance to see plans for the future of Greenbrier. The city held an open house at Greenbrier Middle School on Wednesday night.
The area is one of the busiest in the city, and the goal is to keep it growing by drawing in new businesses and residents.
One resident we spoke to said he wants to make sure traffic doesn't get out of hand.
"I think in order to make this really thrive we need a more livable area, more walkable, more productivity. One that's not so overrun by traffic," said Rogard Ross.
Residents can still weigh in on the plans through an online survey. The survey closes on July 1.