LAKE ANNE FELLOWSHIP HSE FINAL PUBLIC MTGS

The project team will make final presentations to both RA DRB and the Fairfax County Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors starting this week.  Additional public comments will be allowed at these meetings, but site and building conceptual designs are already substantially complete.  Adjacent townhome schematic building site and elevation concepts now include numerous revisions based on extensive public meeting feedback from Hickory Cluster former Block 3 Director Ralph Youngren FAIA, Block 2 Director Michael Poss, and Block 1 Director Michael Smith.  Updates below are current as of October 31.

RA DESIGN REVIEW BOARD MEETING
@ 7:00 P.M. TUE SEP 18
From a letter dated August 28, 2018:  " ... The Applicant will present materials prepared by the Applicant's architect and civil engineer representing the final layout and architecture of the senior multi-family building and the single-family attached dwelling units.  It is anticipated that this meeting will be the final meeting before the Design Review Board prior to the public hearings schedule in October. ... "  DRB approved the conceptual site plan and massing in July.  DRB also approved related September 18 meeting submission items.

COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
@ 7:30 P.M. THU OCT 4
COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
@ 3:30 P.M. THU OCT 15
From a Legal Notice dated September 13, 2018:  " ... to approve the PRC plan and to permit residential development.  ... to amend the proffers, conceptual and development plans ... previously approved for senior housing to permit an independent living facility and single-family attached units and associated modifications to proffers and site design at a density of 46.3 dwelling units per acre ... ."

RA DESIGN REVIEW BOARD WORK SESSION
@ 1:15 P.M. FRI OCT 26
From a letter dated October 5, 2018:  " ... the Applicant will present a sample board of exterior colors and materials, architectural elevation drawings, and other site development details ... ."

RA DESIGN REVIEW BOARD MEETING
@ 7:00 P.M. TUE NOV 13
From a letter dated October 26, 2018:  " ... materials (presented during the October 26 Work Session) will be revised in accordance with the discussion at the work session and presented to the DRB for a final decision ... ."

Previous project updates are posted below.  Official presentation materials are available on the project team webpage.

RESTON HURRICANE FLORENCE IMPACTS

Virginia Governor Ralph Northam declared a State of Emergency as the storm strengthened and the possible path was extended up from the Carolinas into Virginia and the DC area, as reported Sunday in the Washington Post.  Past storms have followed similar clockwise paths.  NOAA images updated as noted.

Based on NOAA predictions, inland areas may experience prolonged heavy rain and tropical storm force winds of 39-73 mph. depending on distance from the storm center.  Experience in New York during 2012 Hurricane Sandy indicated that all standing trees risk falling in 70 mph. winds.