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Public hearings on an amendment to the zoning ordinance furthering data center regulations will occur before the Planning Commission and the Board of Supervisors later this year. Residents were encouraged

Fairfax County may continue waiving permitting and installation fees for electric vehicle chargers, following an initial trial period of 18 months that showed mixed results. At a land use policy committee meeting on Tuesday (Jan. 30), Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Chairman Jeff McKay said he hopes to extend the trial period by one year.

New rules in an amendment to Article 6 of the Fairfax County Zoning Ordinance are coming for the New Year. The Fairfax County Department of Planning and Development (DPD) and

I served for approximately a year and a half on the Fairfax County Parking Reimagined Working Group, whose members were appointed by district supervisors. As a result of my experience,

The residents of Fairfax County are about to experience a poorly designed social engineering experiment carried out by the Board of Supervisors. It’s called “Parking Reimagined.” The essence of the

As Parking Reimagined’s efforts to reduce minimum parking requirements continue to work through stages of the county’s approval process, residents are concerned about the proposal’s impact.

Hunt Club Cluster residents in Reston are pushing back against a potential redevelopment of a 9-acre property just north of Lake Fairfax Park that encompasses a possible slave cemetery and a 1790s-era log cabin. SEM Fairfax Land Associates has been working to secure approval from Fairfax County to build Fairfax Hunt Estates, a community of

Many people around Scottsdale likely echo Scottsdale Councilman Barry Graham, who believes the city did absolutely nothing wrong by cutting off its water to Rio Verde Foothills.

Fairfax County Executive Bryan Hill, Fairfax Poet Laureate Danielle Badra, and Board of Supervisors Chairman Jeffrey McKay (courtesy AE Landes Photography) Fairfax County has a new ambassador for poetry. Danielle Badra will serve as the second Fairfax Poet Laureate through 2024, leading a program to bring poetry-related activities to local parks, ArtsFairfax shared yesterday. Introduced

An electric vehicle charger at the Sully Community Center (staff photo by Jay Westcott) Fairfax County will waive fees for permitting and installing electric vehicle chargers for at least the next year and a half. The Board of Supervisors unanimously voted on Tuesday (Oct. 11) to waive all county-imposed permit, installation and signage fees for