List Of T-Zone Lots
- Addresses, owners, usage, size, value and year built
- Based on 31 October, 2022 T1 and T2 lots data, more may be re-zoned in future
Council voted to pass the new T-Zone code despite opposition from hundreds of citizens, including current and former mayors and planning commissioners.
An analysis of who wins and loses in the new T-Zone proposal, by William Fred Thompson. Developers benefit at the expense of citizens.
Developers want higher lot coverage and impervious surface limits, and lower setbacks in revised T-Zone code. 60% coverage is OK for townhouses.
City arborist wants reduced lot coverage, citing stormwater concerns in T-Zone proposal. Supports 20ft front and rear setbacks to allow for 15% tree canopy.
Tarter – micromanaging price; Hardi – higher and bigger; Snyder – no attempt at T-zone compromise; Duncan – sorry about your view
In a cartoon video about the proposed T-Zone changes, Falls Church City fails to acknowledge citizen opposition and developer involvement. Hence, our rebuttal.