Site Specific Plan Amendment News Today

Housing could be on the horizon for Roger Bacon Drive in Reston. At a meeting on Tuesday (Dec. 5), the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a motion to initiate a review of a development proposal for 11260 Roger Bacon Drive, adding it to the county’s existing Comprehensive Plan Amendment Work Program. The proposal

Casino Could Be Built Without Zoning Change: Fairfax County Executive - Reston, VA - Questions about if laws allow a casino to be built in Fairfax County, who must grant approval, sites that work and more answered Wednesday.

Proposals for several major land use changes in Reston’s transit areas are now moving forward. The move comes after the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved an overhaul of Reston’s comprehensive plan last week. The Reston-related applications submitted via the countywide Site-Specific Plan Amendment (SSPA) process were set aside in the spring as work

Residents Await New Version Of Rose Hill Plaza Redevelopment Proposal - Kingstowne-Rose Hill, VA - Fairfax County officials expect to receive a new version of plans to redevelop the Rose Hill shopping center this fall or early winter.

Final Reston Comprehensive Plan Proposal Begins To Take Shape: Alcorn - Reston, VA - Residents provided in-person feedback on Reston Comprehensive Plan proposal ahead of Fairfax County Board of Supervisors public hearing.

Several deferred proposals to change land uses in Reston are coming to light once again. At a Fairfax County Board of Supervisors meeting on Tuesday (July 25), Hunter Mill District Supervisor Walter Alcorn proposed that the county begin considering a set of 10 Site-Specific Plan Amendment (SSPA) proposals that were deferred earlier this year due

The overhaul of the Reston Comprehensive Plan is barreling towards approval this fall. At a July 19 meeting, the Fairfax County Planning Commission unanimously approved a new version of the plan, which sets a comprehensive vision for the planned community and culminates more than two years of work by residents, officials and county staff. The

The years-long process to overhaul the Reston Comprehensive Plan will take a little longer than expected. At a Fairfax County Board of Supervisors meeting today (Tuesday), Hunter Mill District Supervisor Walter Alcorn announced that changes to Virginia’s laws regarding public notice and hearing requirements will push public hearings on the long-running update to the plan

Hundreds of residential units on two parcels on Association Drive could be on the horizon. The plan by JLB Realty and Toll Brothers calls for a six-story, 400-unit building on the northern end of the horseshoe-shaped road, along with a 39-unit triplex on the southern end, according to Brian Winterhalter, land use attorney with DLA

Pitches from developers for land use changes in Reston’s transit areas are on a different track as the county considers dozens of similar nominations throughout Fairfax County as part of its Site-Specific Plan Amendment (SSPA) process. Unlike other areas of the county, Reston Transit Station area applications have been set aside for special study and