April 23, 2024

Seven redevelopment projects proposed for Mason District

Seven redevelopment projects proposed for Mason District
An illustration of a growth challenge proposed for Randolph Street in Annandale.

Builders have submitted nominations to amend the Fairfax County Extensive Program to enable new multifamily housing, infill housing, and retail projects in Mason District.

The proposals were submitted as component of the newly revised Site-Precise System Modification (SSPA) process.

The Board of Supervisors authorized variations in the SSPA in July that sped up the timeline for examining jobs and gave the board a lot more versatility in deciding which proposals really should go ahead.

Neighborhood meetings on the strategy amendment nominations are predicted to acquire position in January. Soon after that, they will be topic to general public hearings by the Preparing Fee and Board of Supervisors.

Of the 75 proposals submitted to the Section of Arranging and Enhancement throughout the 2022-23 nomination procedure in October, 8 would be in Mason District.

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Initiatives are proposed for these destinations in Mason District:

  • 6675 Minimal River Turnpike, 4605 Columbia Road, and 4600 and 4604 Randolph Street, Annandale – The landowner, 6675 Minor River Turnpike LLC, is proposing having the homes rezoned from office and retail uses to mixed-use. The nomination calls for 105 multifamily housing units on top rated of 18,000 square toes of ground-ground retail and structured parking. The improvement would change a computer system restore store and one-family residences.
  • 6129 Leesburg Pike, Seven Corners – New multifamily housing is proposed for underutilized land and surface parking at Munson Hill Towers. The assets would stay residential but the density would be increased to up to 30 dwelling units for every acre. The nominators are 6129 Leesburg Pike LLC, Michelle Rosati, and Holland & Knight LLP.
  • 6500 block of Church Road in Bailey’s Crossroads, at the rear of the Bailey’s Crossroads Browsing Center and the retail strip with Pollo Campero on Columbia Pike – The owner of the browsing middle requests amplified density to allow many growth alternatives, which include a 4-story multifamily creating with 75 units, 28 townhomes, or 8,000 to 10,000 sq. feet of retail.
  • 6200 Wilson Blvd., 7 Corners – The proposal phone calls for an extra 300 multifamily models and 5,000 to 20,000 square toes of retail in a seven-tale setting up and a structured parking garage at the Cavalier Club flats.
    The job was nominated by Cavalier Club LLC and EYA Development LLC.
  • 7320, 7312, 7308, 7306, 7304, and 7324 Braddock Street 7351 and 7355 Shenandoah Ave. and 5105 and 5109 Blue Ridge Ave. near Wilburdale Park in Annandale – The landowners, Braddock Houses LLC, Tamrat Mamo, and Eyob Mamo, suggest rezoning 10 properties from R-1 (just one dwelling for every acre) to enable four or 5 properties for each acre.
  • 3402, 3404, 3406, 3408 Gallows Road and 7816, 7818, and 7820 Libeau Lane in Annandale throughout from Woodburn Elementary School – Madison Homes LLC is searching for a rezoning to allow 20 one-family residences. The company’s affiliate, Madison Acquisitions LLC, acquired 7 parcels on 5 acres. The land is presently zoned R-2, and the proposal phone calls for rezoning to allow a few or 4 dwellings for every acre. 3 residences on Libeau Lane would be demolished.
  • 6320 and 6320 Arlington Blvd. in Seven Corners – Eakin Qualities proposes a blended-use development on 3.15 acres occupied by a Grand Mart and Pistone’s Italian Cafe. The job would switch all those companies with an 8-story, 450-device multifamily creating with retail.