Land Development Services

• Description:
• Land Development Services is responsible for ensuring that all development in Fairfax County meets the safety and health standards of all applicable codes, such as the Virginia Uniform Statewide Building and county ordinances in the Code of the County of Fairfax, Virginia.
• Public Web:
• more info...
• E-mail:
• Land Development Services

• Primary Phone #:
• 703-222-0801
• TTY:
• 711

• Building Name:
• Herrity Building
• Physical Address Line 1:
• 12055 Government Center Parkway   
• City, State, Zip:
• Fairfax  VA 22035
• Directions to this Address

• Building Division

• Financial Management Branch

• Home Improvement Contractor’s License

• Land Conservation Awards

• Site Code Research and Development

• Site Construction, General Questions (Engineer of the Day)

• Site Development and Inspections Division

• Bonds and Agreements

• Building Code Questions

• Building Official

• Building Plan Review

• Building Plan Review Comments

• Building Plan Status, Online

• Chesapeake Bay Exception Review Committee

• Codes and Standards

• Construction Fees

• Construction, Commercial

• Construction, Residential

• Critical Structures (Special Inspections)

• Cross Connections Program

• Expedited Building Plan Review

• Home Improvement Contractor’s License

• Home Improvement Projects

• Inspection Scheduling, Online

• Inspection Status, Online

• Inspection Status, Site Inspections

• Inspections, Commercial

• Inspections, Residential

• Land Conservation Awards

• Land Development Fees

• LDS FOIA Requests

• Occupancy Permit, Residential

• Permit Applications Center

• Permits, Building & Construction

• Permits, Clearing and Grading

• Permits, Special Exceptions

• Places of Worship and Non-Profits

• Public Information

• Site Code Research and Development

• Site Construction, General Questions (Engineer of the Day)

• Site Plan Review

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