RA's Reston Today: January 2012

Highlights

• Reston's Master Plan
• Environmental Impact of Outdoor Cats
• Summer Camps 

Reston Master Plan: Phase 2 Mtg 11/16 @ 7pm

Fairfax County Supervisor, Catherine M. Hudgins, and the Department of Planning and Zoning will host an informational meeting on Nov. 16 about Phase 2 of the Reston Master Plan Special Study. The meeting will be held from 7-8:30 p.m. at South Lakes High School, 11400 South Lakes Drive, Reston, Va.

The meeting will include:

• A 15-minute open house to review maps and other materials.
• An outline of the process for reviewing and updating the existing Fairfax County Comprehensive Plan guidance for preserving residential neighborhoods throughout Reston and for four of Reston’s five village centers.
• Information about the Reston Master Plan Special Study Task Force, the Vision and Planning Principles adopted by the Task Force, and how they will be used in Phase 2.

For further information about the Reston Master Plan Special Study, including announcements about future meetings, please visit the study website.

Reston Master Plan Mtg: 2/27/10 at 9am

COMMUNICATIONS DEPT. NOTICE

Reston Master Plan Special Study Public Meeting

Saturday, Feb. 27, 2010 at 9 a.m.

Langston Hughes Middle School Cafeteria

11401 Ridge Heights Road

The County has appointed a 25-member Task Force to oversee the Reston Master Plan Special Study (plus 25 alternates). The purpose of the study is to develop recommendations to amend the Reston Master Plan section of the Fairfax County Comprehensive Plan. The first phase of the study is focusing on the three transit station areas in Reston: Herndon-Monroe, Wiehle Avenue, and Reston Parkway.The focus of the February 27 meeting will be to provide information about conditions in the Herndon Monroe Transit Station area and to receive public input. There will be subsequent meetings on conditions in the Wiehle Avenue and Reston Parkway station areas. Reston Association has set up a special section of our Web site, which provides updated information, links to the Fairfax County Reston Master Plan Special Study Task Force Web site and a blog by RA Director Paul Thomas. He is RA's representative to the task force. He encourages your comment through his blog, Planning for the Future.

Reston Master Planning Special Study

Planning for the Future