Mark Miller

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Loudoun County Planning Commission · Planning Commission Work Session - Feb 12, 2026 · 12 Feb 2026 meeting

To me, the preferred option is no build because there's nothing to connect it to.

So with these trees, and there's been some discussion that some people on this dais would like to see those trees remain.

Is there a scenario where we can not build in where the trees are and shift, potentially shift the square footage to other portions of the development?

Yes, that could happen potentially.

Okay, if that shift does happen,

square footage, I think it was a .19 FAR or something like that, in the nature of this type of product, vertical,

Doesn't really get you more square footage per se because you don't have a second level in a warehouse You have a forklift in a warehouse So, how would you be able to find space to bid essentially the the square footage?

It was right now would otherwise have been in that that treat area Where would you find the space for that foot square footage elsewhere in the property?

While that's coming up, while that's coming up, so the envelope gets pulled back, it's possible to still have the 980,000 square feet

within the new envelope.

The envelope's an envelope.

It doesn't necessarily tell us, it doesn't mean that that's the limits of where the buildings are gonna go.

The buildings are gonna go somewhere in those envelopes.

So it's possible that the envelopes, if they come out, if the portion of the envelopes in the tree areas comes out, you still may be able to build to the full

your fully desired 980,000 feet.

and and making up for it elsewhere in the site is also partially dependent back to water because if you find that in the early stages of this development that you're leasing to users that might need more water than others and but you're like well there's such good tenants there's such good opportunity that we're willing to sacrifice

some building in the future.

I mean, that's a theoretical.

Okay, thank you.

So I have for now.

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