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Agenda - Planning Commission Meeting, 10/3/2007
Posted 9/25/2007

City of Gaithersburg
31 South Summit Avenue
Gaithersburg, Maryland 20877

Telephone: 301-258-6330

PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA [Subject to Change]
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
7:30 P.M.
City Hall Council Chambers

APPROVAL OF MINUTES

September 19, 2007, Planning Commission Meeting
Background Material (pdf format)

RECORD PLATS

CONSENT

SP-05-0007 –   Washingtonian North
MXD Zone
10000 Washingtonian Boulevard
Infrastructure Plan
EXTENSION OF FINAL PLAN APPROVAL
and

SP-05-0008 — Washingtonian North Office Building 3
MXD Zone
10000 Washingtonian Boulevard
220,116-Sq. Ft. Office, Garage and
Lot 4 Improvements
EXTENSION OF FINAL PLAN APPROVAL
Background Material (pdf format)

AFP-07-032 — Watkins Mill Town Center
MXD Zone
Metropolitan Grove Road
Elevation Revisions
AMENDMENT TO FINAL PLAN REVIEW
Background Material (pdf format)

RECOMMENDATIONS TO MAYOR AND COUNCIL

AB-57 – Application to abandon 6,509 square feet of existing land area adjacent to Parcel P-936, east of North Summit Avenue; 3,851 square feet of land area abutting the southern boundary of Gaithersburg Elementary School; and 7,044 square feet of land previously dedicated for a 25-foot public alley adjacent to Lot 1, East Diamond Avenue, in the City of Gaithersburg, Montgomery County, Maryland
Background Material (pdf format)

T-381 – Application to amend Chapter 24 of the City Code (City Zoning Ordinance), Article III, § 24-160G.5, entitled, “Waiver of Development Standards,” so as to amend the waiver standards so that the City Council may, by resolution, waive the building and structure height requirements in the Corridor Development Zone (CD Zone) as follows: For a commercial district to allow a height not to exceed five (5) stories, or sixty (60) feet
Background Material (pdf format)

T-382 – Application to amend Chapter 24 of the City Code (City Zoning Ordinance), Article III, entitled “Regulations Applicable to Particular Zones,” Division 15, entitled, “I-3, Industrial and Office Park,” §24-143, entitled, “Uses Permitted by Right,” to add new §§ 24-143(12) and 24-143(13), so as to allow Full Service and Limited Service Hotels as Permitted Uses in the I-3 Zone if certain conditions are met
Background Material (pdf format)

Z-306 – Humane Society of the United States (HSUS)
Application to amend an existing sketch plan for approximately 10.49 acres of property on the HSUS property. The site is located east of I-270, south of the Professional Drive and north of future Watkins Mill Road extended. The application proposes up to 300,000 square feet of office development in structures between 6 and 12 stories, up to 250 and 300 residential units in structures between 6 and 12 stories, and structured parking
Background Material (pdf format)

SITE PLANS

SP-07-0012 – Fairfield West Deer Park – Phase One
CD Zone
2 West Deer park Road
Demolition of Existing Complex and
Construction of 315 Multifamily Units,

Amenities, Structured Parking
FINAL PLAN REVIEW
Background Material (pdf format - 12M)

SDP-07-002 – Washingtonian South Seven
MXD Zone

9711 Washingtonian Boulevard
Addition of 50,000 Square Feet
SDP AMENDMENT REVIEW
and
SP-07-0009 – Washingtonian South Seven
MXD Zone

9711 Washingtonian Boulevard
Two 8-Story Office Buildings and 5-Level Garage
FINAL PLAN REVIEW
Background Material (pdf format - 5.6M)

FROM THE COMMISSION

FROM STAFF

ADJOURNMENT

The first Mayor and Council Meeting of September is being held on Tuesday, because of the Labor Day Holiday (Reminder: the parade starts Monday at 1:00 pm)

From the City’s website:

Agenda - Mayor and City Council Meeting, 9/4/2007
Posted 8/30/2007

City of Gaithersburg
AGENDA FOR A REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2007, 7:30 P.M.

I. CALL TO ORDER

II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

III. INVOCATION

IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES

Minutes of a Regular Meeting of the Mayor and City Council Held August 6, 2007
Background Material (pdf format)

Minutes of a Regular Meeting of the Mayor and City Council Held August 20, 2007
Background Material (pdf format)

V. CONSENT ITEM
(resolutions for approval by the City Council that do not need discussion)

Resolution to Resolution of the Mayor and Council Authorizing the City Manager to Enter into a Contract to Purchase One (1) 2008 Utility Body Truck with Lift Gate. ($39,098)
Background Material (pdf format)

VI. APPOINTMENTS

1. Resolution of the Mayor and City Council Establishing A City of Gaithersburg Ad Hoc Committee for Skate Components within City Parks and Confirming Appointments Made by the Mayor Thereto
   Background Material (pdf format)

2. Resolution of the City Council Confirming Appointments and Reappointments to the Arts and Monuments Funding Corporation, Beautification Committee, Board of Appeals, Communications Committee, Education Committee, Environmental Affairs, Market Square Advisory Committee, Personnel Review Board, Planning Commission, and Police Chief’s Advisory Council
   Background Material (pdf format)

VII. OATH OF OFFICE TO PLANNING COMMISSION MEMBER

VIII. OATH OF OFFICE TO BOARD OF APPEALS MEMBERS

IX. PRESENTATIONS

1. Proclamation of the Mayor and City Council Designating September, 2007, as “National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month” in the City of Gaithersburg
2. Proclamation of the Mayor and City Council Designating September 24, 2007, as “Family Day - A Day to Eat Dinner With Your Children” in the City of Gaithersburg
   

X. COURTESY REVIEW

SDP-07-002, Proposal to Amend a Schematic Development Plan (SDP), Known as Washingtonian South Seven, Located in the Washingtonian Center Subdivision in Gaithersburg, Maryland. The Approved Plan has Two Office Buildings (Eight Stories and Six Stories) and Contains 350,000 Square Feet of Office Space and a Four Level Parking Garage. The Amendment Proposes Two Eight-Story Office Buildings Consisting of 400,000 Square Feet and a Five-Level Parking Garage. The Property is 322,066 Square Feet (7.39 acres) of Land. The Parcel is Located at 9711 Washingtonian Boulevard, Washingtonian Center, Parcel K, South of the Springhill Suites Hotel and North of Negola’s Ark Veterinary Hospital and is in the Mixed Use Development (MXD) Zone
Background Material (pdf format)

XI. PUBLIC APPEARANCES
(public is invited to speak on any subject that is not a public hearing topic on tonight’s agenda – each speaker three minutes)

XII. FROM THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL/ANNOUNCEMENTS

• Board/Commission/Committee Vacancy Update
• Upcoming City Events

XIII. FROM THE CITY MANAGER

XIV. PUBLIC HEARINGS

1. JOINT - T- 381, Proposal to Amend Chapter 24 of the City Code (City Zoning Ordinance), Article III, Division 22, §24-160G.5, Entitled “Waiver of Development Standards.” so as to Amend §24-160G.5(a) so that the City Council May, by Resolution, Waive the Building and Structure Height Requirements in Any District in the Corridor Development Zone (CD Zone) as Follows: for a Commercial District to Allow a Height Not to Exceed Five (5) Stories, or Sixty (60) Feet
   Background Material (pdf format)

2. JOINT - T-382, Proposal to Amend Chapter 24 of the City Code (City Zoning Ordinance), Entitled” Zoning,” Article III, Entitled, “Regulations Applicable to Particular Zones,” Division 15, Entitled, “I-3, Industrial and Office Park,” §24-143, Entitled, “Uses Permitted by Right,” to Add New §§ 24-143(12) and 24-143(13), so as to Allow Full Service and Limited Service Hotels as Permitted Uses in the I-3 Zone if Certain Conditions are Met

   Background Material (pdf format)

3. JOINT - Z-306, Amendment to Sketch Plan, Humane Society (HSUS) Property, the Application Requests up to 300,000 Square Feet of Office Development in Structures Between 6 and 12 Stories and up to 250-300 Residential Units in Structures in Between 6 and 12 Stories on Approximately 10.5 Acres of Land. The Subject Property is Located East of I-270, South of the Existing Terminus of Professional Drive, and West of MD Route 355, North Frederick Avenue, in the Mixed Use Development (MXD) Zone
   Background Material (pdf format)

XV. ORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS, AND REGULATIONS
(ordinances, resolutions, and regulations to be introduced or adopted following appropriate procedures required by the City Code, or resolutions that may require discussion by the Mayor and Council prior to approval)

1. Resolution of the Mayor and City Council Approving RC-39: Road Code Waiver Request for Lane 3, Part 2, of Watkins Mill Town Center, SP-05-0013, Revision to RC-33
   Background Material (pdf format)

2. Resolution of the Mayor and City Council Authorizing the City Manager to Enter into a Contract for Construction of a Storage Shed at the Public Works Facility ($163,300)
   Background Material (pdf format)

3. Resolution of the Mayor and City Council Awarding Matching Grants to Amberfield HOA, Kentlands Condominiums III, and Fireside Condominiums ($13,800)

   Background Material (pdf format)

XVI. POLICY DISCUSSION AND STAFF GUIDANCE
(discussion by the Mayor and Council about previous public hearing topics and other policy matters)

Resolution of the Mayor and City Council Amending Section 27 of the City Charter to Modify the Procedures for Registering to Vote in City Elections (Ready for Final Action)

Background Material (pdf format)

XVII. FROM THE ASSISTANT CITY MANAGERS, CITY ATTORNEY AND OTHER STAFF

XVIII. ADJOURNMENT

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ANNOUNCEMENT

Notice to the general public is hereby given that the Mayor and City Council of the City of Gaithersburg will conduct a work session on Monday, September 10, 2007, to:

• Receive Staff Presentation on Upcoming City-Wide Citizen Survey
• Discuss Proposal for Safety Netting at Kelley Park Ballfields

From the City’s Crime Summary:

Aggravated Assault
On 02/07/07, at 6:30 p.m., two individuals became involved in a verbal dispute in the 18000 block of North Frederick Avenue. The suspect was shoved by the victim, and fell to the ground. The victim sustained serious injuries to the neck. The suspect was arrested on the scene.

Robbery
On 02/07/2007, at 9:17 p.m., an officer was flagged down by a citizen in a parking lot in the 200 block of Rio Boulevard by a female citizen reporting an attempted kidnapping and carjacking that just occurred. The victim stated that she was unloading some items from her car when she was approached by two unknown race males, each armed with a knife. The two suspects told the victim to get into her car and when she refused, they tried to force her back into her vehicle. The victim broke free of the suspects and at that time, they jumped into the victim’s vehicle and drove away.

Stolen Vehicle Information: A white 2003 Pontiac Grand Am, two door bearing Maryland tags.

Suspect #1: Unknown race male wearing a grey shirt and dark bandana covering his face. Armed with an unknown type of knife.

Suspect #2: Unknown race male wearing a black ski mask and armed with an unknown type of knife.

The City has published the agenda for the Monday, February 5 regular meeting of the Mayor and City Council. From my perspective, there are three items of particular interest: The return of the City Manager’s Day Laborer report, further discussion funding for the review of the Kentlands Commercial Special Study Area (this has been contentious in the past), and a report on the Mayor and Council’s strategic planning retreat. I do also note the lack of any agenda item regarding the anti-solicitation ordinance. This could come up in the City Manager’s day laborer report.

Agenda - Mayor and City Council Meeting, 2/5/2007
Posted 2/2/2007

City of Gaithersburg
AGENDA FOR A REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2007, 7:30 P.M.

I. CALL TO ORDER

II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

III. INVOCATION

Rick Price, First Church of Christ, Scientist

IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES

Minutes of a Regular Meeting of the Mayor and City Council Held January 16, 2007

Background Material (pdf format)

V. APPOINTMENTS

Resolution of the City Council Confirming an Appointment and Reappointments by the Mayor to the Beautification Committee, Commission on Landlord/Tenant Affairs, Education Committee, and Multicultural Affairs Committee
Background Material (pdf format)

VI. PRESENTATIONS

1. Gaithersburg Celebrates African American History Month With a Tribute to Dr. Marsha Coleman Adebayo, “The Woman Who Dared,” Sponsored by the Multicultural Affairs Committee
2. Civil Air Patrol Presentation
3. Annual Report on Historic Preservation in the City of Gaithersburg
4. City Manager Report on the City’s Strategic Planning Retreat Held January 19-20, 2007
   2007 Draft Strategic Plan (pdf format)

5. City Manager’s Day Laborer Report
6. Discussion on Process, Timing and Funding for Review of Kentlands Commercial Special Study Area
   Background Material (pdf format)

VII. PUBLIC APPEARANCES
(public is invited to speak on any subject that is not a public hearing topic on tonight’s agenda - each speaker three minutes)

VIII. FROM THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL/ANNOUNCEMENTS

• Board/Commission/Committee Vacancy Update
• Upcoming City Events

IX. FROM THE CITY MANAGER

X. ORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS, AND REGULATIONS
(ordinances, resolutions, and regulations to be introduced or adopted following appropriate procedures required by the City Code, or resolutions that may require discussion by the Mayor and Council prior to approval)

1. Resolution of the Mayor and City Council Authorizing the City Manager to Purchase Fiberglass Sculptures for the All Aboard the Art Train Public Art Project ($38,650)
   Background Material (pdf format)

2. Resolution of the Mayor and City Council Awarding a Matching Grant to Washingtonian Towns Homeowners Association ($3,750)
   Background Material (pdf format)

XI. POLICY DISCUSSION AND STAFF GUIDANCE
(discussion by the Mayor and Council about previous public hearing topics and other policy matters)

T-380 - An Ordinance to Amend Chapter 24 of the City Code Entitled "Zoning," Article III Entitled "Regulations Applicable to Particular Zones,” Division 15 Entitled “I-3 Zone, Industrial and Office Park,” to Eliminate Redundant and Conflicting Provisions and Renumber Accordingly (Ready for Final Action)

Background Material (pdf format)

XII. FROM THE ASSISTANT CITY MANAGERS, CITY ATTORNEY AND OTHER STAFF

Staff Recommendation to Close the Mayor and City Council Record on Z-303(o), Proposal to Rezone 1.2099 Acres of Land, Currently Known as Lot P-87, the Duane Property, Located Off Game Preserve Road Between Arrowsmith Court and Travis Avenue in the City of Gaithersburg, From the Existing C-2 (General Commercial) Zone to the E-1 (Urban Employment) Zone, Under the Optional Method of Rezoning, in Accordance With §24-196 (map amendments) and §24-198 (optional method) of the City Code
Background Material (pdf format)

Staff Guidance on Memorandum Dated February 1, 2007. for Residential “Parking By Permit Only” for a Portion of Brighton Drive

Background Material (pdf format)

XIII. ADJOURNMENT

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THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
WILL BE HELD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2007, 7:30 P.M.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS, 31 SOUTH SUMMIT AVENUE

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UPCOMING COUNCIL MEETING AND WORK SESSION ITEMS
This list is not all-inclusive, and does not reflect priorities or scheduling But is intended to provide a glance at future items to come before the City Council.

Feb 20 Meeting:

Presentations

-Introduction of New Police Officers
- Humane Society
- National CC! Week Adult Heroes Writing Contest

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WORK SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT

Notice to the general public is hereby given that the Mayor
and City Council of the City of Gaithersburg will conduct a
Joint Work Session on Monday, February 12, 2007, to discuss:

Z-304, an Application to Rezone 14.157 Acres of Land, Currently Known as Part Parcel A Lots N-943; N-994; N-888; & N-939, the Broadstone Apartments, Located at the Intersection of MD 355 and West Deer Park Road in the City Of Gaithersburg, From the Existing R-20 (MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL) Zone to the CD (Corridor Development) Zone, in Accordance With §24-196 (Map Amendments) and §24-160G.6 (Procedure for Application and Approval) of the City Code

SDP-06-004, the Applicant Requests the Redevelopment of 14.157 Acres of Land,Currently Known as Part Parcel A Lots N-943; N-994; N-888; & N-939, the Broadstone Apartments, Located at the Intersection of MD 355 and West Deer Park Road in the City of Gaithersburg, Proposed Plan Includes 334 Multi-Family Units, 53 Townhomes, and 28 Two-Over-Two Units

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Update: The City has released revised versions of the two proposed affordable housing policies: Alternative 1, Alternative 2.

The City has released the final agenda for the Wednesday, November 1, 2006 meeting of the Planning Commission. (I’ve updated my previous post on this here.)

Included in this agenda are discussions of the Affordable Housing Policy and the Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance. The background materials for these two topics have been posted, and now comprise the complete records, including commentary from staff and copies of all the email and letters submitted by the public. The Affordable Housing document is an 85 page pdf, while the APFO record is 120 pages long.

One of the big questions regarding the APFO is whether the ordinance should be sensitive to the six-year planning horizon that MCPS uses, or only to the two-year funding horizon. MCPS would prefer the former, while most of the public would appear to prefer the latter.

In the Affordable Housing debate, the major question is whether Olde Towne should have special treatment under the ordinance.

If you are interested in these topics, I suggest reading through these documents and possibly attending this Wednesday’s session.

Update: The City has posted an Outcomes document. See also my annotations below. Also, the video of this meeting is now available.

Outcome: Minutes of the previous meeting were approved with corrections.

Update: The City has revised this agenda to final status and published background materials for most of the items. Background materials for T-379 have not been released as of this morning (10/17/06), and one item has been removed. I’ve updated the text below to include links to the background PDFs.

The City has posted a tentative agenda for the October 18, 2006 meeting of the Planning Commision. Items on this agenda include:

T-379 — Ordinance to amend Chapter 24 of the City Code, entitled “Zoning,” to create a new Article XVI, entitled, “Affordable Housing Requirements,” §§ 24-248 through 24-254, so as to require the inclusion of moderately priced dwelling units and work force housing units in new residential developments
TBA - Background Material (pdf format)
Outcome: This item is not listed in the Outcomes, presumably it was removed from the agenda at the last minute.

SDP-06-003 — Request to amend the previously approved Schematic Development Plan SDP-L5, Lakelands Lane in the Woods. The current application (SDP-06-003) requests modification to pedestrian facilities, landscape, lighting, and tot lot removal. The subject property is located in the Lakelands subdivision and is in the Mixed Use Development (MXD) Zone.
Background Material (pdf format)
Outcome:Recommended for approval

T-379 and SDP-06-003 were subjects of a recent Mayor & Council meeting.

AFP-06-041 — 340 Tschiffely Square Road in Kentlands
MXD Zone
(Shaw Residence)
1-½ Story Addition to Garage with Porch & Steps
AMENDMENT TO FINAL PLAN REVIEW
Background Material (pdf format)
Outcome:Approved

AFP-06-027 — Goddard School
MXD Zone
Quince Orchard Park Crescents
900 Wind River Lane
13,000-Sq.Ft. Private Educational Facility
AMENDMENT TO FINAL PLAN REVIEW
Background Material (pdf format)
Outcome:Approved with condition

SP-06-0007 — Washingtonian South Ten
MXD Zone
9711 Washingtonian Boulevard
Two Office Buildings and Garage
FINAL PLAN REVIEW
This item has been removed from the agenda

AFP-06-039 — 10 Highland Avenue
R-90 Zone
(Hoiler Residence)
Garage/Driveway Changes
AMENDMENT TO FINAL PLAN REVIEW
Background Material (pdf format)
Outcome:Approved

AFP-06-040 — Crown Pointe
RP-T Zone
Norwich/Sharpstead Lanes
Revised Elevations  Norwood Model
COMPLIANCE WITH CONDITION OF APPROVAL
Background Material (pdf format)
Outcome:Granted

CSP-06-002 — Russell & Brooks Addition
R-B Zone
10 Brookes Avenue
Conversion of Residence to Office with Parking
CONCEPT PLAN REVIEW
Background Material (pdf format)
Outcome:Approved

The City has posted the outcomes of the 10/03/06 Council Meeting and the 10/04/06 Planning commission meeting.

In the Planning Commission hearing, all items on the agenda were approved or granted, SP-06-0007, SP-06-0008 and AFP-06-030 with conditions.

In the outcomes document for the Mayor and Council meeting, it states that the Goddard School, the Gateway Park matching grant, the T-372 text amendment and the Defibrillator Code were all approved. I still have not had an opportunity to watch the end of that meeting, so if anyone is aware of any anomalies in the discussion of those items, please leave a note in the comments.

In contrast to previous outcomes documents, this one does not include the text of the City Manager’s statement on progress in the Day Laborer situation; the statement text that is on the City’s website does not include the part about supporting the development of an anti-solicitation ordinance.

I’d like to highlight a few letters in this week’s Gazette:

• David B. Humpton: City ‘committed to finding the right solution’ to day labor center issue
  

  The Sept. 27 Gazette editorial (‘‘Breaking the day labor stalemate”) criticized the city of Gaithersburg for its inability to find a site for a day laborer employment center. With terms like ‘‘flat footed” and ‘‘sitting on their hands,” the editorial unilaterally dismissed the efforts of an entire community to find a solution.

  […]

  This has been one of the most difficult issues we’ve encountered in Gaithersburg. Public input has been passionate on both sides. With no support from the federal level, local jurisdictions are left on their own to struggle with the quality of life and public safety issues that surround day laborer gathering sites. Have our deliberations taken a long time? Yes. But how long is ‘‘too long” to do what’s right?
  We urge the public to come forward and continue the dialog at our public work session at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 12 at City Hall, 31 S. Summit Ave., Gaithersburg. A storefront site at Festival at Muddy Branch has become available. With public support, this location, which meets much of the site criteria set forth by the Day Laborer Task Force, could begin housing a Montgomery County-operated employment center before winter.

• Michael Stumborg: city officials defended
  

  You mention the city manager’s lack of ‘‘political firepower” to impose a day labor center on an unwilling neighborhood as if that’s a bad thing. Exercising political firepower, as the county did when it unilaterally dismissed the city’s rejection of 17 N. Frederick Ave., is done by thugs, not leaders. Your faith in county leadership is woefully misplaced. Day laborers come from County Council Districts 2 and 3. While District 2 representative Mike Knapp attended the ad hoc meetings that ironically chose a District 3 site, District 3’s ‘‘Silent Phil” Andrews deferred site selection to the executive branch and disappeared from Olde Towne for a year. Neither action exhibits leadership.

• Stephen Schreiman: Illegal immigrant labor undermining legitimate businesses
  

  Our elected county officials have had four years to solve the day labor problem in Wheaton, Silver Spring and Takoma Park and have failed miserably. We need to throw the incumbents out of office on Nov. 7. Our tax dollars, along with funding from Casa of Maryland, pay for the day labor centers, and between them they have accomplished Casa’s goal of accommodating more illegal immigrants in Maryland.

• Susan Gross: Tower residents concerned about CCT station placement
  

  While residents of the Washingtonian Tower may or may not be in favor of the Corridor Cities Transitway, we are quite concerned regarding the proposed placement of transit station No. 4 as shown on the map.

• Deborah A. Vollmer: ‘Let everyone vote on paper’
  

  I wish I could have some certainty about the results, but as we all know, the primary election in Maryland was a fiasco, with those access cards arriving hours late at many polling places, and other glitches in the system. How many folks were in fact denied a vote because their polling place was not prepared to proceed with the machines for lack of access cards, and also ran out of provisional ballots, we will never know.

The City has posted notice and tentative agenda for the October 4, 2006 meeting of the Planning Commission. On the agenda:

APPROVAL EXTENSIONS

SP-05-0001 — Washingtonian North
MXD Zone
10000 Washingtonian Boulevard
Infrastructure Plan
EXTENSION OF FINAL PLAN APPROVAL
TBA - Background Material (pdf format)
SP-05-0008 — Washingtonian North
MXD Zone
10000 Washingtonian Boulevard
220,116 Sq.Ft. Office, Garage & Improvements
EXTENSION OF FINAL PLAN APPROVAL
TBA - Background Material (pdf format)

SITE PLANS

AFP-06-030 — Bethany Presbyterian Church
E-1 Zone
1200 Quince Orchard Boulevard
Reuse from Office to Church Educational Use
AMENDMENT TO FINAL PLAN REVIEW
TBA - Background Material (pdf format)

AFP-06-043 — 16 Pavilion Drive
R-90 Cluster
156-Sq.Ft. Front Porch
AMENDMENT TO FINAL PLAN REVIEW
TBA - Background Material (pdf format)

I’ll update this with links to the background materials when they become available.