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Preliminary – For Discussion Only

2016-2017 DCPHD Planning Division Work Program

March 8, 2016

Introduction

The following report summarizes the Planning Division’s preliminary 2016 and 2017 (January – June) work program for the Comprehensive Planning, Urban Design and Research, and Current Planning sections. This report and a companion presentation have been developed for review at the March 8, 2016 work session of the Arlington County Board and Planning Commission. The work program has been developed based on the following: core planning, zoning, development review, research and urban design functions assigned to the Planning Division of the DCPHD; the Arlington County 2015 Management Plan; Plan implementation commitments resulting from the County Board’s direction and 2015 adoption of sector plans and other plans and studies; review of the preliminary work plan with the Long Range Planning Committee (LRPC) and the Planning Commission; and coordination with other DCPHD division and County department work programs.

The report is comprised of the following sections.

1. Planning Division organization, staffing, functions and 2016 and 2017 budgeted hours Pages 3-5

2. Planning Division 2016-2017 Preliminary Work Program by Section Pages 6-19

o Comprehensive Planning Pages 6-11

o Urban Design and Research Pages 12-16

o Current Planning Section Pages 17-19

3. Summary of Projects to be completed as part of the 2016 Planning Division Work Program Page 20

4. Summary of Projects to be completed as part of the 2016-2017 (January-June) Planning Division Work Program Page 21

5. Projects not included as part of the Planning Division’s 2016-2017 Work Program Page 22

6. 2016-2017 Work Program Projects for Further Discussion Page 23

7. Attachments Pages 24-33

8. Planning Division Preliminary Work Program Schedules Pages 34-40

Following the County Board and Planning Commission joint work session, the Planning Division’s preliminary work program will be revised and finalized for submission to the DCPHD Director and County Manager. Detailed reports providing the scope, objectives, planning processes and detailed schedules for specific 2016 and 2017 Planning Division Work Program projects will be submitted prior to commencing work. Also, the enclosed Planning Division Work Program Schedules for each section will be updated on a quarterly basis.

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Planning Division Organization and Staffing

Steve Cover, AICP DCPHD Director

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Planning Division Functions by Section

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Section/Positions Regular 2016 Hours

Regular 2017 Hours (1/1/17-6/30/17)

Comprehensive Planning Section Planning Supervisor 2,080 1,040 Principal Planner (6 FTE) 12,480 6,240 Associate Planner (3 FTE)* 6,240 3,120 Total 20,800 10,400 Urban Design and Research Planning Section Planning Supervisor 2,080 1,040 Principal Planner (2 FTE) 4,160 2,080 Associate Planner (3 FTE) 6,240 3,120 Total 12,480 6,240 Current Planning Section Planning Supervisor 2,080 1,040 Principal Planner (5 FTE) 10,400 5,200 Associate Planner (4 FTE) 8,320 4,160 Planning Commission Clerk 2,080 1,040 Total 22,880 11,440 Total for All Sections 56,160 28,080 *2 FTE’s, 2 .50 PTE’s

Planning Division 2016 and 2017 Personnel and Hours

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Preliminary – For Discussion Only 2016-2017 DCPHD Planning Division Work Program

A. Comprehensive Planning Section

Comprehensive Planning Section 2016-2017 (January- June) Personnel and Hours

Positions Regular 2016 Hours Regular 2017 Hours (Jan-June)

Planning Supervisor 2,080 1,040 Principal Planner (6 FTE) 12,480 6,240 Associate Planner (3 FTE)* 6,240 3,120 Total 20,800 10,400 *Includes 2 .50 FTE’s 1. Committed Plan Implementation

Regular 2016 Hours Regular 2017 Hours (Jan-June)

4160 0

a.) Western Rosslyn Area Planning Study (WRAPS) Implementation (Zoning Ordinance, GLUP and MTP Amendments) February 2016**

b.) Rosslyn Sector Plan Implementation (Zoning Ordinance, GLUP and MTP Amendments) October 2016

c.) Courthouse Square Plan Implementation (Zoning Ordinance, GLUP and MTP Amendments) (UDR support)

December 2016 **Dates in italics indicate actual or preliminary project completion.

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A. Comprehensive Planning Section (Cont.) 2. Zoning Ordinance Amendments (See Attachment 1, Page 25)


41691 24802

a.) Short Term Use Six Month Performance Report January 2016

b.) Non-Conforming One and Two Family Dwelling Units Report January 2016

c.) Sign Regulations Update Related to Case Law –Phase 1 (Joint Effort with CAO) June 2016

d.) Special Sign Regulations for Regional Commercial Centers September 2016

e.) Historic Preservation Overly District Amendments for APS Facilities March 2016 f.) Open Air Markets (Farmers Markets) May 2016

g.) Car Rental June 2016

h.) Affordable Housing Master Plan Implementation –Zoning Ordinance Amendments Spring 2017

i.) Other Zoning Ordinance Amendments, Maintenance and Updates Ongoing

1. Addition of 9 hours 2. Correction to address reassignment of 1 FTE from Current Planning to Comprehensive Planning

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A. Comprehensive Planning Section (Cont.)

3. Columbia Pike

Regular 2016 Hours Regular 2017 Hours (Jan-June) 3120 18602

Columbia Pike Plan Implementation – Form Based Code (FBC)

a.) FBC Development Applications (UDR support) Ongoing

b.) FBC Zoning Ordinance Amendments (Comprehensive Planning and UDR support) o Western Gateway Required Build to Line changes Winter/Spring 2016 o Technical Amendments Spring/Summer 2016

c) Plan and Policy Amendments

o Policy Amendments (i.e. review of the architectural standards, possible affordable housing parking ratios (to be coordinated with DES) Fall/Winter 2016

d.) Columbia Pike Commercial Centers Plan and Neighborhood Areas Plan Review and Update following completion of TDP o Scope of Plan Review and Update o Plan Amendments

2. Correction to address reassignment of 1 FTE from Current Planning to Comprehensive Planning

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A. Comprehensive Planning Section (Cont.) 4. Crystal City, Pentagon City and Potomac Yard (22202)


a) Committed Crystal City Sector Plan Review and Update following completion of TDP

o Scope of Plan Review and Update o Plan Amendments

b) Summary Report and Web Page– Pentagon City Completed, Committed and Planned Transportation and Community

Facilities December 2016 c) 22202 Planning Coordination Ongoing d) Crystal City Block Plans Ongoing e) Pentagon City PDSP Amendments Ongoing f) Crystal City Citizen Review Committee Ongoing g) Transit Development Plan Support April - June 2016


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A. Comprehensive Planning Section (Cont.) 5. General Land Use Plan


a.) Five Year Review of the Comprehensive Plan December 2016 b.) Special GLUP Studies (3 Studies Projected) Ongoing 6. Committed New Community Planning Projects


a.) Four Mile Run Valley Initiative (UDR support) (See Attachment 3, Page 29) Begin April 2016 b.) Lee Highway Corridor Visioning (Jointly with UDR) (See Attachment 4, Page 32) May 2016

c.) Lee Highway Corridor Pre-Planning (See Attachment 4, Page 32) TBD Following May 2016 CB Review

o Finalize Review and Revisions to Visioning Report April 2016

o Initiate Pre-Planning Process

o Develop Pre-Planning Scope, Process and Schedule


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A. Comprehensive Planning Section (Cont.) 7. Ongoing Planning Studies, Facilitation, Coordination and Administration


a.) Review of Neighborhood Conservation Plans b.) Review and Reporting on Regional, Surrounding County and Municipal Planning Projects c.) Comprehensive Plan Administration d.) Participation in interdivisional and interdepartmental planning efforts/teams

8. Document and File Management



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B. Urban Design and Research Section Urban Design and Research Section 2016-2017 (January- June) Personnel and Hours

Position Regular 2016 Hours Regular 2017 Hours FY17 (Jan-June)

Planning Supervisor 2,080 1,040 Principal Planner (2 FTE) 4,160 2,080 Associate Planner (3 FTE) 6,240 3,120 Total 12,480 6,240 1. Urban Design, Architecture and Landscape Architecture Review Ongoing


4368 2189

a.) 18 4.1 Site Plan Reviews, FBC developments and use permits

b.) 15 Post 4.1Site Plan Reviews and FBC developments

c.) 100 Administrative Changes

d.) 5 Site Plan amendments

e.) 50 By-right Landscape Plan and tree protection reviews

f.) Post approval façade material review and inspections Ongoing

g.) Post approval landscape plan review and inspections Ongoing

h.) Columbia Pike FBC Projects

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B. Urban Design and Research Section (Cont.) 2. Research, Demographic and Development Tracking, Projections and Forecasting Ongoing


a.) COG 9.0 Regional Forecast (Regional with MWCOG) March 2016

b.) Arlington County Profile 2016

c.) Quarterly Development Tracking Reports

d.) Respond to Approximately 250 Requests for Research Assistance

e.) 100 Geographic Information System (GIS) Based Maps and Reports produced

f.) Implementation of Community Facilities Study Recommendations – Phase 2: Completion of Study of Migration, Age

Cohorts, Student Generation, and Mobility Characteristics of APS Students

g.) Joint County – APS Projections

h.) Policies for Redevelopment and Adaptive Reuse of Planned Office Space 2016

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B. Urban Design and Research Section (Cont.) 3. Committed Urban Design and Planning Projects


a.) Courthouse Square Plan Implementation (Zoning Ordinance, GLUP and MTP Amendments) (Comprehensive Planning

support) Fall 2016

b.) Lee Highway Corridor Visioning (Jointly with Comp. Plan.) (See Attachment 4, Page 32) March-April 2016

c.) Lee Highway Corridor Pre-Planning (Scope and Process)(See Comprehensive Planning, Page 12) (See Attachment 4,

Page 32) d.) Courthouse Plaza/Square Interim Improvements Ongoing

e.) Met-Park Phases 6-8 Streetscape and Massing Review April-May 2016

4. New Urban Design and Planning Projects


a.) Four Mile Run Valley Initiative (UDR support) (See Attachment 3, Page 29) Begin April 2016, Complete 2017

3. Correction to address hours reassigned to Four Mile Run Valley Initiative

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B. Urban Design and Research Section (Cont.) 5. Interdivisional, Interdepartmental and Community Urban Design Support Ongoing


a.) Ballston Quarter Pedestrian Bridge Design Plan June 2016

b.) Ballston Multi-Modal Center

c.) Columbia Pike Transit Corridor improvements

d.) Rosslyn Highlands Park

e.) Public Spaces Master Plan

f.) Urban Design and Streetscape Design Guidelines

g.) Courthouse Square and Parking Study

h.) Affordable Housing Master Plan Implementation – Affordable by Design

i.) Rosslyn, Ballston and Crystal City BID support

j.) Courthouse Plaza Improvements

k.) WRAPS Implementation

l.) Thomas Jefferson New Elementary School (PFRC with Current Planning)

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B. Urban Design and Research Section (Cont.) 6. Community Education and Engagement


a.) Design Arlington Awards Feb. 2016

b.) 2016 Design Arlington Forum 2016-2017



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C. Current Planning Section Current Planning Section 2016-2017 (January- June) Personnel and Hours

Position Regular 2016 Hours Regular 2017 Hours (Jan-June)

Planning Supervisor 2,080 1,040 Principal Planner (5 FTE) 10,400 5,200 Associate Planner (4 FTE) 8,320 4,160 Planning Commission Clerk 2,080 1,040 Total 22,880 11,440 1. Site Plan - Special Exception, Use Permit and Development Application Review and Reports Ongoing

Regular 2016 Hours Regular 2017 Hours (Jan-June) 12,6594 6,3355

a.) Implementation of Recommended Revisions to Site Plan – Special Exception Review Process, Procedures, Administrative

Standards, Conditions and Zoning Ordinance Provisions (See Attachment 2, Page 27) Fall 2016

b.) Report and Recommendations to Revise Use Permit Review and Reporting Spring 2016

c.) 7 Major New Site Plan - Special Exception Applications

d.) 100 Site Plan – Special Exception Amendment Applications

e.) 250 Site Plan – Special Exception Administrative Reviews

f.) 75 Use Permit Reviews

g.) 1 URD Reviews

h.) 5 Zoning District Amendments

i.) 3 GLUP Amendments (Jointly with Comprehensive Planning)

4. Deduction of 9 Hours 5. Addition of 2 Hours

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C. Current Planning Section (Cont.) 2. Arlington Public School Facility Site Planning, Design Review and Use Permitting


a.) Stratford September - October 2016

b.) Wilson October – November 2016

c.) Thomas Jefferson January 2017

3. Support for Comprehensive Planning and Urban Design and Research Projects Ongoing

Regular 2016 Hours Regular 2017 Hours (Jan-June) 1,144 572

4. Planning Commission Coordination and Administration Ongoing


5. Public Facilities Review Committee Coordination and Administration Ongoing


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C. Current Planning Section (Cont.)

6. Permitting System Conversion and Revisions




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Summary of 2016 Planning Division Projects

Plan Implementation

• Western Rosslyn Area Planning Study Implementation

• Rosslyn Sector Plan Implementation

• Courthouse Square Plan Implementation

Site Plan Review

• Implementation of Recommended Revisions to Site Plan Review Process and Administration

Zoning Ordinance Amendments

• Sign Regulations Update – Case Law

• Special Sign Regulations- Regional Commercial Centers

• Historic Preservation Overlay District Amendments for APS

• Car Rental Zoning Ordinance Amendment

Columbia Pike

• Columbia Pike – FBC Zoning and Policy Amendments

Community Planning

• Lee Highway Corridor Visioning

Research

• COG 9.0 Regional Forecast

Community Education and Engagement

• Design Arlington Awards

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Summary of 2016-2017 (January – June) Planning Division Projects Comprehensive Plan

• Five Year Review of the Comprehensive Plan

• Special GLUP Studies

Columbia Pike

• Columbia Pike Commercial Centers and Neighborhood Areas Plan Review and Update

Crystal City, Pentagon City and Potomac Yard (22202)

• Crystal City Sector Plan Review and Update

• Pentagon City PDSP - Transportation and Community Facilities

Zoning Ordinance Amendments

• Affordable Housing Master Plan Implementation

Community Planning

• Lee Highway Pre-Planning (Scope and Process) • Four Mile Run Valley Initiative

Research

• Policies for Redevelopment and Adaptive Reuse of

Planned Office Space

Community Education and Engagement

• Architecture and Urban Design Forum

Current Planning

• Permitting System Conversion and Revisions

• APS Facility Review and Use Permitting – Stratford,

Wilson and Thomas Jefferson

• Residential Parking Standards for Metro Station

Areas

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Planning Projects Not Included as Part of the 2016 – 2017 Work Program

• Affordable Housing Master Plan – Land Use Tools for Use Adjacent to Unplanned Transportation Corridors

• Affordable Housing Master Plan – Identification of Existing MARK-Heavy Areas that could be Candidates for Small Area Plans

• Westover Study – Conservation Strategies for Market Rate Housing

• Zoning Ordinance Amendments (See Attachment 1)

• Urban Design Study and Guidelines for Neighborhood Edges

• Analysis and Report – Arlington County Planning for Sustainable Growth

• Arlington County Sector Plans – Report on Future Purpose, Objectives, Scope and Update Schedule

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2016-2017 Work Program Projects for Further Discussion

• Zoning Ordinance Amendments

• Implementation of Site Plan Review Process Revisions

• Four Mile Run Valley Initiative

• Lee Highway Visioning and Pre-Planning

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Attachments

1) 2016 – 2017 Zoning Ordinance Amendments and Zoning Ordinance Amendments not included as part of the 2016 – 2017 Work Program

2) Implementation of Site Plan Review Process Revisions

3) Four Mile Run Valley Initiative

4) Lee Highway Visioning and Pre-Planning (Scope and Process)

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Attachment 1: 2016 – 2017 Zoning Ordinance Amendments and Zoning Ordinance Amendments not included as part of the 2016 – 2017 Work Program

Timeline 2016-2017 Work Plan (Zoning Ordinance Amendments) Type Staff (lead in

bold) Team Lead

1. Studies in Progress Scheduled March 12, 2016

CP-FBC: Western Gateway RBLs. FBC Mattauszek

Comp

Historic Preservation Ordinance Updates. To give County Board design review authority for Arlington Public Schools projects.

Policy development

Ballo HP

RTA (Apr 2016) Final (May 2016)

Open-air markets (farmers markets). Study to explore allowing open-air markets in R and RA districts subject to use permit approval and certain use standards.

Site Plan or Special Exception-Related/ Policy development

Boling Cullen Albert

Comp

Nov 2015 – RTA (Apr 2016) Final (June 2016)

Car rental: Study to explore the compatibility of car rental within mixed-use districts where the use is not currently allowed. This study was prompted by the Mazda block site plan (#440), where such use is requested, but not allowed in the subject zoning district.

Site Plan or Special Exception-Related/ Policy Development

Pfeiffer Albert

Comp

December 2015 – RTA (May 2016) Final (June 2016)

Sign regulations updates related to case law. Amendments to sign regulations to address changes necessitated by the Supreme Court ruling on Reed v. Town of Gilbert. Amendment will also address organization, errors and inconsistencies. Legal

Albert

Comp

December 2015 – September 2016

Special provisions for signs: Amendments to sign regulations to include special sign provisions for certain areas meeting certain defined criteria. This study was prompted by the recently approved Ballston Quarter site plan.

Site Plan or Special Exception-Related/ Policy Development

Weigle Albert Falango Griffin

Comp

2. 2015-2016 Work Plan – Plan Implementation Adopted Feb 20, 2016

WRAPS: Implementation of WRAPS Plan (Tucker/Albert)

Plan implementation

Tucker Albert

Comp

Start: Summer 2016

Envision Court House Implementation: Implementation of Envision Courthouse Plan Rhodes Brown Albert

Comp

Winter-Fall 2016 Realize Rosslyn Implementation: Implementation of Realize Rosslyn Plan (in progress)

Weigle Ladd Fusarelli Albert

Comp

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Timeline 2016-2017 Work Plan (Zoning Ordinance Amendments) Type Staff (lead in bold)

Team Lead

3. 2015-2016 Work Plan – County Board 2015 Management Plan Mid-2016 – TBD Affordable Housing Master Plan: Implementation of adopted recommendations and

implementation priorities, starting with amendments to accessory dwellings provisions. Plan Implementation

Franklin Albert

Housing

Timeline Potential Future Work Plan (Zoning Ordinance Amendments) Type Staff (lead in bold)

Team Lead

1. Potential Amendments Identified by County Board (NOT prioritized) Anticipated start: January 2017

Modification and Bonus Study (15.6): Study 25% bonus cap applicability and modifications and exclusions (carryover from 2014 work plan) Policy Development Albert

Tucker Comp

Lot coverage. At 6/14/2014 County Board hearing for Phase IIB, the County Board directed staff to add to an unprioritized list, a potential study of lot coverage (to re-examine what is/is not included in lot coverage, and to re-examine purposes for lot coverage regulations). At a March 2015 County Board/County Manager work session, the County Board indicated that this was not a priority for study at the time.

Policy Development

Penthouse study (Articles 6, 7, and 3.1.5.B) (added 2013): Study of penthouse regulations in relation to building code to establish whether clarifications and/or substantive amendments should address penthouse regulations that have come up in site plan projects. Amendments could also address consistency of penthouse regulations across zoning districts.

Policy Development

2. Other Potential Amendments Identified by County Staff (NOT prioritized) Unscheduled Major and minor site plan amendment requirements. Review Zoning Ordinance

categories and criteria that identify major site plan amendments, minor site plan amendments, and administrative change requests; amend Zoning Ordinance as warranted, and reconcile any proposed changes within the Administrative Regulation 4.1. (Note: Currently under review as part of the Site Plan Review Process revisions)

Policy development TBD TBD

Unscheduled Nonconforming one- and two-family (follow-up from a study of nonconforming one- and two-family dwellings requested by the County Board at a February 2015 County Board meeting).

1. Extend provision that allows structural alterations by-right when wholly interior, to one/two-family dwellings in R10T, R15-30T and RA districts.

2. Study to consider appropriateness of applying provisions that allow by-right expansion either above nonconforming portions and/or new conforming additions, to one-family dwellings in R2-7, R10T, R15-30T and RA districts

3. Eliminate prohibition on additions to two-family dwellings that exceed 50% of the GFA existing on July 15, 1950.

Policy Development TBD TBD

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Attachment 2: Implementation of Recommended Revisions to Site Plan – Special Exception Review Process, Procedures, Administrative Standards, Conditions and Zoning Ordinance Provisions

Key Objectives

• Improve site plan review efficiency, effectiveness and timeliness.

• Introduce greater consistency and clarity to the process.

• Reduce applicant costs and uncertainty.

• Facilitate early, timely and coordinated interdepartmental review and applicant engagement.

• Facilitate effective, productive, responsive and inclusive participation.

• Provide for timely communications.

• Promote high-quality redevelopment that advances county goals, polices and plans.

• Recognize the implications of local and regional economic, real estate, development, financial and fiscal conditions and trends.

Implementation 1. Introduce Standard Site Plan Condition to Enable Administrative Amendments during Project Construction Completed

2. Site Plan Application Letter from DCPHD Director Completed

3. Introduce a Concept Site Plan Review Process Completed

4. Planning and Zoning Division to Introduce Interim Site Plan Application Process April 2016

5. Expand Interdepartmental Review of Preliminary Submission June 2016

6. Update Current Standard Site Plan Conditions Sept. 2016

7. Introduce Shorter and Focused Review Process for Certain Site Plan Application Procedures Dec. 2016

8. Update of Planning Commission’s Site Plan Review Committee Operating Guides, including scope, membership, roles, meeting

schedule, agenda and report Dec. 2016

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Attachment 2: Comparison of Existing and Revised Site Plan Review Process

PREVIOUS PROCESS PROPOSED PROCESS EFFECTIVE 2016

Conceptual Site Plan Review • Staff review: regulatory, policy and plan

review, issue identification

Preliminary 4.1 Review • Preliminary filing review: completeness,

compliance and technical • DCPHD acceptance

Final 4.1 Site Plan Review • Final 4.1 filing • Staff review and analysis • 3-4 SPRC meetings scheduled at time of

final filing to conclude concurrent with staff final 4.1 site plan review.

Public Hearings • Post SPRC 4.1 submission • Prepare report, conditions and

recommendation • Advisory commission hearings • County Board hearing

Preliminary Submission • Pre-submission meetings with potential

applicant • Interdepartmental review of prelim

application

Acceptance & Zoning Receipt • SDG meeting – County Manager

acceptance • Interdepartmental site plan review meeting • Initial staff meeting with SPRC Chair • Meeting with applicant, staff and SPRC

Chair Final Filing & Final SPRC

• Possible LRPC meeting(s) if GLUP review, special GLUP study, CC block study or PDSP required

• SPRC meetings (3-5) • Interdepartmental staff meeting(s) • Staff and SPRC Chair meetings (3-5) • SDG meeting(s) • Meetings with applicant

Public Hearings • Interdepartmental meeting on monthly

Planning Commission and County Board agendas

• Planning Commission public hearing • SDG meeting • County Manager agenda review meeting • County Board public hearing

Post Approval • Pre-permitting meeting with applicant,

Zoning, Inspection Services and Planning

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Attachment 3: Four Mile Run Valley Initiative

Four Mile Run Planning Study and Jennie Dean Park Master Plan

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Proposed Timeline:

*A Policy Framework document articulates the fundamental elements, policies and recommendations of the planning process. These recommendations and policy guidance serve as the foundation for the final Area Plan and Park Master Plan.

Phase III: Implementation

Approx. 12 Months

Phase II: Plan Refinement &

Adoption Approx. 6 Months

Phase I: Visioning

Approx. 1 Year

County Board Reviews Policy Framework* for Four Mile Run Area and Jennie Dean Park

County Board Adopts Area Plan & Park Master Plan

County Board Reviews Potential Comprehensive Plan & Zoning Ordinance Amendments / Final Park Design & Budget

2nd QTR 2016 1st QTR 2019 Working Group Meetings

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Four Mile Run Valley Initiative A coordinated planning effort that will look to shape the Four Mile Run Valley in the southern end of Nauck

and adjacent to Shirlington Village along the Four Mile Run Stream.

This effort is intended to build on the strong residential neighborhoods, successful businesses, the open/public

gathering and recreational spaces while preserving the strong community connections, its history, heritage

and the Four Mile Run stream. This effort includes the following components:

• A Four Mile Run Planning Study that will result in an area plan and vision that will guide the future

development of the approximately 95 acres along Four Mile Run Drive and Shirlington Road, adjacent to

I-395 and the Four Mile Run stream. The proposed study area currently includes industrial, commercial,

cultural and public uses along the Four Mile Run stream.

• A Master Plan for an improved and expanded Jennie Dean Park.

• A new Town Square that will be the central community gathering space and anchor for the Nauck

Village Center (24th Road South and S. Shirlington Road).

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Attachment 4: Lee Highway Visioning and Pre-Planning (Scope and Process)

• The Lee Highway Initiative – Phase 1 (County Pre-Planning Effort)

• Develop a scope and process for a future formal County planning process (Phase 2) • A County inter-departmental effort led by the Planning Division

• Continued Community Engagement

• Completion of Lee Highway Visioning Study (Lee Highway Alliance (LHA) County Board Presentation in May)

• Continued County communications support for public outreach and event promotion • Coordination of select County special events based on recommendations from the Lee Highway

Visioning Study Report (e.g. Parking Day, tactical urbanism - specific events will be developed pending additional exploration and discussion)

• Support for LHA-sponsored events and other organizational efforts as appropriate (may include support from various County departments)

Lee Highway Efforts

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Planning Division Preliminary Work Program Schedules

• Schedule 1: Comprehensive Planning

• Schedule 2: Urban Design and Research

• Schedule 3: Current Planning

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