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TextLand Use in the Braddock District
It has been a number of months since there were any land use
applications pending in Braddock District. Recently, however, three
applications have been formally submitted to the county for
consideration:
Danbury Forest. A Final Development Plan Amendment has been
submitted by this community to address a desire to make improvements to
their homes, including additions, which do not meet current yard setback
requirements. Danbury Forest also wishes to make changes to its common
open space for a variety of uses. Supervisor Cook will host a community
meeting on May 13 at 7:30 pm at Kings Glen Elementary School to allow the
community to review and comment on the application.
Bryce Estates. Christopher Land, LLC has submitted an application
to develop a 3.4 acre parcel on the west side of Burke Lake Road just
north of its intersection with Burke Center Parkway. The property
currently has one home and the applicant proposes to put 10 single family
detached homes on the site. Supervisor Cook will hold a community meeting
regarding the application, tentatively set for June 15.
Song Subdivision. Hyang and Yon Song have proposed Special
Exception 2010-BR-006 on their two acre property located at 10611 Zion
Drive, an area currently zoned for one house to the acre. The exception
is required because the parcel does not have the minimum 150 foot front
yard width required for this zoning category. No public hearings for this
application have yet been scheduled, but the supporting documents are
available in the Braddock office.
University Mall. Before this application can be scheduled for
community review, a number of non-County issues must be addressed by the
applicant, College Town Associates. The proposal would substantially
reconstruct and modernize this 19.74 acre parcel at Ox Road and Braddock
Road across from George Mason University. Supervisor Cook will update you
as more information becomes available.
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