Goal:
To produce a set of recommendations that would improve Fairfax County's public outreach and community engagement in the land use and development process.
Summary:
The Community Council on Land Use Engagement was created by Chairman Sharon Bulova in January 2017. The Council was chaired by former Planning Commissioner Walter Alcorn, and its 25 members included new and long-time Fairfax County residents, district land use committee members, citizen association representatives, developer representatives, and County staff from the Office of Public Affairs, Department of Information Technology, and the Office of the Deputy County Executive. The Community Council met six times between February and May of 2017, and heard presentations from County planning and zoning staff, Planning Commissioners, Sup. Linda Smyth, a civic association leader, a land use committee chair, and a land use attorney.
Members:
Walter Alcorn, Chairman, Hunter Mill District, former Planning Commissioner, Consumer Electronics Association
Scott Adams/Lori Greenlief, McGuirreWoods (Land Use Attorney/Planner)
Matt Bell, Mt. Vernon District
Robert Cain, Braddock District
Karen Campblin, Sully District
Bill Canis, Dranesville District
Mike Carlin, Springfield District
Michael DeLoose, Springfield District
Sherry Fisher, Braddock District
Al Francese, Sully District
Deborah Fraser, Mason District
Elizabeth John, Dranesville District
Barbara Lippa, Sully District
Jeffrey Longo, Mason District, Sleepy Hollow Manor Citizens Association
Sandra Lukic Dapoigny, Braddock District
Brad McKinney, Mason District
Carrie Nixon, Providence District
Kevin O'Neill, Braddock District
Vincent Picciano, Braddock District
Chris Soule, Lee District
Annmarie Swope, Hunter Mill, Fairfax County Federation of Citizens Associations
Fran Wallingford, Providence District
County Staff:
Tony Castrilli, Director, Office of Public Affairs
Tom Conry, Department of Information Technology
Chase Suddith, Office of the Deputy County Executive
For more information or for additional materials, please email Clayton.Medford@fairfaxcounty.gov or call 703-324-2321.