Amid concerns about a proposal to increase Reston’s population density in the Planned Residential Community district, the county is kicking off a series of work sessions with stakeholders this month.
The meetings will address four areas of concern highlighted by Reston Association and the Coalition for a Planned Reston, a grassroots umbrella organization. The concerns were voiced and rebuffed in letters to the Fairfax County’s Department of Planning and Zoning earlier this year.
The schedule for the work sessions, which each focus on one subject area, is below. Each session will be held at 6 p.m.:
- July 17 (Transportation): 12005 Sunrise Valley Drive
- July 18 (Parks and Recreation): 12005 Sunrise Valley Drive
- July 24 (Schools, Infrastructure, Fire and Rescue):Â 12001 Sunrise Valley Drive
- July 30 (Planning):Â 12001 Sunrise Valley Drive
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