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Reston Zoning Moratorium Petition

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Like so many things, it's all about money, not quality of life. Where's your integrity where people are concerned?

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Tom Barton
9 years ago

Please build out schools and roads before any more development is approved

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Adam Smith
9 years ago

One of Reston's greatest assets is that in the middle of suburbia it still has areas with rural character. That is a priceless feature of our community. I would hate to see it destroyed in the interest of development. Once it's gone, it is gone forever.

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Barbara Reiff
9 years ago

Fund and implement the infrastructure changes made necessary by the addition of the Metro station to Reston before adding to the already ridiculous traffic congestion by encouraging additional development. Why not see the impact of the additional population that the high rise buildings already under construction will be to traffic, schools, police and fire resources before enabling additional development? Why the rush? Who is benefiting?

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Whitney Durham
9 years ago

My family and I chose Reston for a reason: lower population density, parks, trails, trees... Please do not alter these by increasing the density and uprooting the sense of place that attracted us over a decade ago.

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Margaret Stevens
9 years ago

The impact to our community does matter.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

We need better planning and more effective management of funds. I support a zoning moratorium.

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Robert Wood
9 years ago

I live in zip code 20191.

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Anne Smyers
9 years ago Featured

The plan to widen existing roads even more is terrible. Reston Parkway is wide enough! Where will the space come from? From the adjacent tree barrier in front of the Hyatt, most likely, in that section. Nix the additional development, leave the cap where it is.

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Linda Rosenberg
9 years ago

I don't mind some building up , but Reston was built with ideas of lots of shared green spaces and the ability to walk everywhere. Don't change the feeling of our wildlife protectorate.

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Cherie de Souza
9 years ago

More does not mean better!

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Zack Glasser
9 years ago

We bought in Reston over 20 years ago because it was "a planned growth community." Instead, it's become far uglier and suffocating like downtown Tysons, Bethesda and Rosslyn because we who live here are never consulted about the uncontrolled growth and its negative impact on our lives.

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Jean Gasper
9 years ago

I do not support Fairfax County's efforts to continue to overbuild in Reston. We're losing too much green space. Reston is starting to look like Arlington / 66 corridor.

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Elaine Wenger
9 years ago

I did not buy in Reston to live in another version of Tyson's corner with its tall structures and concrete. Let's have reasonable growth.

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Linda Thel
9 years ago

Please do NOT turn Reston into yet another Rosslyn or Crystal City! We have too many high rise buildings here already.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

We need to be far more concerned for those who currently live in Reston than this plan allows. It would change the quality of life for all. DO NOT increase density so dramatically. The people who vote in elections DO NOT WANT THIS.

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Cheryl Witman
9 years ago

It's frightening to see the high rise and mid rise developments in and around the Metro stops and to think what future traffic will be like! While Ave is already a mess!

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Gary Oddi
9 years ago

We do not need more density in Reston. Please stop!

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Dotti McKee
9 years ago

As my friend says, "Reston is merely a fundraiser for Fairfax County" and they just want another Tyson's. Might already be too late.

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Rodney W Jones
9 years ago

In population and cars, Reston has already maxed out, and it is beginning to go down hill. I strongly support this petition and its objectives.