City Council Work Session
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2:44Chloe RitterstaffYeah, so this is just a very brief refresher. This project came to you for a public hearing about a year and a half ago, and next week, September 8th, we are bringing a consent agenda item to award the construction contract. So just as a brief background, this project really started back in 2020. It was included as one of the key ideas in the Old Town Fairfax and Northfax small area plans to develop University Drive as a multimodal spine. That at the same time, or sorry, a year later, this project was included in the two-year transportation program. And it was also included in the Bicycle Master Plan, which was adopted at the same time in 2021. And then from there, we proceeded with working on this project.
Alexanderstaffso on the 17th we have an if needed meetings and we'll talk a little bit about that for December 2 if needed if we need to introduce an ordinance enacting a levy for the 1% if indeed that is successful in passing and that's it for the 17th for December 1st discussion again on our legislative program and where we are on that you can hear more about that later on today and discussion on the draft CIP moving forward and then move Fairfax City draft pedestrian master plan and draft safety action plan for the first
Pre-Application Briefing – Potential Redevelopment of Northfax West (Phase IV), 3570 Chain Bridge Road
1:48:40Albert FrederickstaffI'm presenting Northfax West, Phase 4. The subject property is located at 3570 Chambers Road on the west side of west side of Chambers Road south of Northback Street east of Far Avenue and Brightview Northback Senior Living and north of Fairfax Boulevard. The proposal would be the final phase of the planned development mixed use approved in 2020 and the existing townhome development Part of phase two has a density of 11.34 dwelling units per acre, and the senior living parcel has a density of 50.8 units an acre. The existing master plan did not approve any permanent uses for phase four, but identified office, retail, restaurant, residential, and hotel as possible uses. This base work currently is a 3.3 acre parcel with a storm drain, drainage, culvert and