Planning Commission Votes (4-2) To Approve T-Zone Proposal
The Planning Commission voted to approve the T-Zone proposal with amendments. The 4-2 split was unusual for this Commission voted unanimously on the previous proposal.
The Planning Commission voted to approve the T-Zone proposal with amendments. The 4-2 split was unusual for this Commission voted unanimously on the previous proposal.
In a cartoon video about the proposed T-Zone changes, Falls Church City fails to acknowledge citizen opposition and developer involvement. Hence, our rebuttal.
Hardi, Connelly, Duncan, Hiscott and Lian vote for the first reading of the latest T-Zone proposal, while Tarter and Snyder continue to express grave concerns.
An analysis of who wins and loses in the new T-Zone proposal, by William Fred Thompson. Developers benefit at the expense of citizens.
Latest turn in the evolution of T-Zone proposals shows citizen concerns about building size and setbacks, affordable housing, environment, have not been addressed.
Tarter – micromanaging price; Hardi – higher and bigger; Snyder – no attempt at T-zone compromise; Duncan – sorry about your view
City staff raises height and increase the T-zone density, reduces tree canopy and adds more by-right features.
An overview or the East End Small Area Plan and citizen reactions. The plan was unanimously approved on June 26,2023.
The Viet Place Collective was formed by the Vietnamese community to address concerns addressed in the East End Plan.