I fully and whole-heartedly support this petition. Fairfax County must STOP selectively enforcing the Master Plan and address infrastructure needs before any changes in density.
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Charles Whitham
8 years ago
I have attended now several meetings concerning the county's proposed rezoning plans, the most recent being the meeing of RCA on Sept. 20th. Earlier in the year I had proposed revisting the proposition of incorporating as a town. What Reston needs is control of its zoning. I'm now convinced that this would only come by incorporating as a city. Reston's current population is considerably larger than either Falls Church or Fairfax City. At the rate of growth discussed at the meetings I've attended, Reston's population should exceed that of Alexandria by 2020. Incorporation as a city would be difficult to achieve, but we should be talking about it.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
We are definitely opposed to any increase in zoning density. Our current infrastructure could not be improved, due to space limitations, to accommodate this proposal.
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Lyn McPherson
8 years ago
Reston is a planned community that been a model for urban planners and a haven for residents. The proposed development, especially without accompanying infrastructure will kill the proverbial goose that laid the golden egg. Developers will collect their profits and leave, the residents who built this community and want to continue to enjoy it will be left in gridlock and concrete canyons.
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John Nusbaum
8 years ago
What Fairfax County has in mind for Reston is not at all what will keep Reston as one of the best places to live in the United States.
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Charles Auker
8 years ago
Why the urgency to change zoning laws that could ultimately lead to a tripling of Reston's population without a commitment to improving/expanding infrastructure that would support it?
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Andrea Lourenco
8 years ago
no more development.
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Annerieek Owen
8 years ago
I totally agree with the statement.
Development before a viable plan and funding for infra structure that supports more housing is like "putting the cart in front of the horse".
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J Arslan
8 years ago
Don't ruin Reston
The local traffic borders on intolerable now.
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Nancy Mitchell
8 years ago
Reston is big enough! We need no more traffic!
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Nancy Mitchell
8 years ago
Reston is big enough! We need no more traffic!
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Lane Maloney
8 years ago
There are already too many high rises in Reston
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Patrick Maloney
8 years ago
STOP the zoning change and plans to increase the population density of Reston.
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Brad Branham
8 years ago
I'd like to see a more sustainable plan that includes the infrastructure required to effectively support increased density and better understand the benefits of the increased density to current residents aside from the economical influences of the developers.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
I vehemently oppose increasing density in the existing Reston Planned Residential Community. There is too much density as it is.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
I'm concerned about traffic increases.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Please do not turn Reston into concrete jungle.
Thank you!
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Dr Neal Grunstra
8 years ago
Reston is a very special place there are a few communities like it in the entire United States. We have to work hard to maintain the sense of community that is evident in Ruston
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Please STOP the relentless and thoughtless construction in Reston that is overcrowding our streets and schools, and destroying our quality of life.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Reston is livable now. Increasing the density in this defined area would begin the inevitable decline in quality of life for all residents--apartment dwellers & single-family home owners alike. Do not disrupt Restonians lives, please.
I fully and whole-heartedly support this petition. Fairfax County must STOP selectively enforcing the Master Plan and address infrastructure needs before any changes in density.
I have attended now several meetings concerning the county's proposed rezoning plans, the most recent being the meeing of RCA on Sept. 20th. Earlier in the year I had proposed revisting the proposition of incorporating as a town. What Reston needs is control of its zoning. I'm now convinced that this would only come by incorporating as a city. Reston's current population is considerably larger than either Falls Church or Fairfax City. At the rate of growth discussed at the meetings I've attended, Reston's population should exceed that of Alexandria by 2020. Incorporation as a city would be difficult to achieve, but we should be talking about it.
We are definitely opposed to any increase in zoning density. Our current infrastructure could not be improved, due to space limitations, to accommodate this proposal.
Reston is a planned community that been a model for urban planners and a haven for residents. The proposed development, especially without accompanying infrastructure will kill the proverbial goose that laid the golden egg. Developers will collect their profits and leave, the residents who built this community and want to continue to enjoy it will be left in gridlock and concrete canyons.
What Fairfax County has in mind for Reston is not at all what will keep Reston as one of the best places to live in the United States.
Why the urgency to change zoning laws that could ultimately lead to a tripling of Reston's population without a commitment to improving/expanding infrastructure that would support it?
no more development.
I totally agree with the statement. Development before a viable plan and funding for infra structure that supports more housing is like "putting the cart in front of the horse".
Don't ruin Reston The local traffic borders on intolerable now.
Reston is big enough! We need no more traffic!
Reston is big enough! We need no more traffic!
There are already too many high rises in Reston
STOP the zoning change and plans to increase the population density of Reston.
I'd like to see a more sustainable plan that includes the infrastructure required to effectively support increased density and better understand the benefits of the increased density to current residents aside from the economical influences of the developers.
I vehemently oppose increasing density in the existing Reston Planned Residential Community. There is too much density as it is.
I'm concerned about traffic increases.
Please do not turn Reston into concrete jungle. Thank you!
Reston is a very special place there are a few communities like it in the entire United States. We have to work hard to maintain the sense of community that is evident in Ruston
Please STOP the relentless and thoughtless construction in Reston that is overcrowding our streets and schools, and destroying our quality of life.
Reston is livable now. Increasing the density in this defined area would begin the inevitable decline in quality of life for all residents--apartment dwellers & single-family home owners alike. Do not disrupt Restonians lives, please.