July 8, 2026 PC - Jul 08, 2026
meeting
Fairfax County Planning Commission
4h 9m
2 speakers
8 agenda items
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What commission business and motions are being approved at the start of the meeting?
Thank you.
Well, good evening. We will come to order. Welcome, everyone, to our July 8, 2026 Planning Commission meeting. We're going to open with some Commission business, and then we'll convene five public hearings this evening. And moving into Commission business, I'm going to call upon Commissioner Bachelak-Causey. I believe you have a decision only. Yes, thank you, Mr. Chairman. Before I go ahead and make my motion, I just wanted to turn to staff to make sure that we got some of the issues that were worked out on transportation. So anybody want to comment on that?
Yes, good evening. Greg Fuller, FCDOT. We were able to resolve all the outstanding issues. I would like to thank DPD, you, Commissioner Badger-Sakazi, and the applicant for helping us work through that. We're good to go.
Okay, so there's no other additional pending changes that need to be made? Okay. No. Anything from the applicant? Okay. Okay, and in that case, Mr. Chairman, I'll make my motion. Please. Okay. I move that the Planning Commission recommend to the Board of Supervisors approval of PCA 2017-DR-012 and the Associated Conceptual Development Plan Amendment CD. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. I'm looking at the wrong thing. Mr. Chairman, I would like to re-make my motion. This is why you guys got to put two papers in front of me. It was not seconded, so we can do it. Sorry about that, folks. Mr. Chairman, I move that the Planning Commission recommend to the Board of Supervisors approval of PCA-85-C-008-04. I further move that the Planning Commission recommend to the Board of Supervisors approval of RZ-2025-DR-00012
and the associated conceptual development plan, subject to the proffers consistent with those dated July 2, 2026. I further move that the Planning Commission approve FDP-2025-DR-00012, subject to the Board's approval of the concurrent rezoning application. Second. It's been moved by Commissioner Bachelcausi, seconded by Commissioners Clark and Sargent. Is there any discussion? Hearing no discussion, all those in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed, nay. Any abstention? That motion carries. Well done, Commissioner, and I'm glad we got those issues resolved. Thank you to the applicant and to staff for getting this worked out. We really appreciate it. Commissioner Bennett, you have an announcement on minutes.
Yes, thank you, Chairman. At the next meeting on July 15, 2026, we will be voting on the draft or the minutes that have been sent out to commissioners for April 8, 2026, April 22, 2026, and April 29, 2026. Thank you, Commissioner. And you also have a committee meeting announcement. Yeah, I shouldn't have even turned off the mic. Tomorrow night, the Land Use Process Review Committee will actually have a double meeting. We will be going over updates related to the upcoming work on ALUs as well as home decos. That will be in Conference Room 11. And that is televised, and you can watch from the comfort of your living room if you'd like. Any other business commissioners? I've seen no other business. Then I close commission business.
Secretary Hancock, excuse me just one minute. I apologize for that. Secretary Hancock is out of town, so I'm asking our parliamentarian, Commissioner Bennett, she's very busy tonight, to set tonight's agenda. Absolutely, and here we go. This is not my usual role to read off alphabet soup here. So our first case this evening will actually be in the Providence District. It is Standard Healthcare Services, Inc. CDPA-85-P-002, FDPA-85-P-002-002, and PCA-85-P-002-002, as well as RZPA-85-P-002. Our second public hearing this evening will be in the Mount Vernon District. That is Thomas F. Pumpley, trustee, SE-2024-MV-00043. Our third case this evening is in the Mason District. That will be Gallows Road-SSPA-2023.
Our fourth case in the Dranesville District is Pomeroy Investments, Inc. and the Pomeroy Companies, Inc., PCA CDPA-2017-DR-012, RZPA-2022-DR-00149, concurrent with FDPA-2017-DR-012. And our ZPA-2022-DR-00150. And our last case this evening will be in the Hunter Mill District. That is 1950 Roland Park Place, SSPA-2023-Roman numeral 3-12UP, and then PA-2023-00048.
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Agenda
8 items
1
What commission business and motions are being approved at the start of the meeting?
0:05–13:08
2
What upcoming public hearings and agenda items are announced after the commission business?
13:08–36:41
3
How is the first public hearing (Providence District) discussed, especially the flood‑plain and special‑exception options?
36:41–1:29:09
4
What are the key points raised for the subsequent hearings (Mount Vernon, Gallows Road) and related transportation and design concerns?
1:29:09–1:59:38
5
What are the Raintree parking and pedestrian safety concerns raised?
1:59:38–2:15:48
6
How does Wanda Suter’s testimony address historic preservation and design guidelines?
2:15:48–2:58:18
7
What traffic‑signal, road‑design, and private‑street issues are debated by the commissioners and staff?
2:58:18–3:35:12
8
How is the final motion for the Roland Clark Place plan amendment presented and adopted?
3:35:12–4:09:12
Speakers
2 identifiedOfficials recognised by voice; public commenters shown as “Speaker N” unless they state their name.