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1991 Comprehensive Plan (As Amended Through March 9, 1992 HORIZONS The Comprehensive Plan For Fairfax County\ Virginia Area I PLANNING DISTRICTS: Annandale Baileys Jefferson Lincolnia This document consists of the Area I Plan, adoptedjuly 1,1991, and all amendments adopted through March 9,1992. Any subsequent amendments are available from Maps and Publications Sales, Fairfax County Government Center, 12000 Government Center Parkway, Fairfax, Virginia. This Area Plan volume is one element of the Comprehensive Plan and should be used in conjunction with the Comprehensive Plan Map; the Policy Plan, which is the countywide policy element of the Comprehensive Plan; and the adopted Plans for Area II, Area III and Area IV. Together these documents provide planning policy guidelines and recommendations, as required by the Code of Virginia, as amended. 1991 EDITION (As amended through March 9,1992) Fairfax County Comprehensive Plan, 1991 Edition, amended through March 9, 1992 - Area I Covers and Front Matter BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Thomas M. Davis III, Chairman Elaine McConnell, Springfield District, Vice Chairman Joseph Alexander, Lee District Michael Frey, Sully District Ernest J. Berger, Dranesville Distict Katherine Hanley, Providence District Sharon Bulova, Braddock District Gerald W. "Gerry" Hyland, Mount Vernon District Robert B. Dix Jr., Centreville District Christine R. Trapnell, Mason District Richard A. King, Acting County Executive Anthony H. Griffin, Deputy County Executive for Planning and Development PLANNING COMMISSION Peter F. Murphy, Jr., Springfield District, Chairman Patrick M. Hanlon, Providence District, Vice Chairman Lawrence Baldwin, At-Large Maya A. Huber, At-Large John R. Byers, Mount Vernon District Ronald VV. Koch, Sully District David P. Bobzien, Centreville District Carl L. Sell, Jr., Lee District Suzanne F. Harsel, Braddock District Henry E. Strickland, Mason District Stephen J. Hubbard, Dranesville District Alvin L. Thomas, At-Large James C. WyckofT, Jr., Executive Director OFFICE OF COMPREHENSI VE PLANNING OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION James P. Zook, Director Shiva K. Pant, Director D. Wayne Pumphrey, Assistant Director Gary R. Erenrich, Deputy Director Lynda L. Stanley, Director, Planning Division Robert L. Moore, Chief, Transportation Planning Division Fred R. Selden, Chief, Policy Branch Robert E. Kuhns, Chief, Long Range Planning Branch PRINCIPAL PLANNERS AREA I AREA III Office of Comprehensive Planning: Office of Comprehensive Planning: Marianne R. Gardner Anita L. Capps Maria A. Martin Jane L. Dembner Charles M. Pill Stephen H. Lopez Leslie F. Smith Daniel J. Rogaczewski Guy L. Yolton, Jr. Laura H. Warren Office of Transportation: Office of Transportation: Robert E. Kuhns Xerxes White Jaak Pedak Robert E. Kuhns Xerxes White AREA TV Office of Comprehensive Planning: AREA II Michael P. Hines Office of Comprehensive Planning: Susan H. Leonard Kenneth C. Doggett Pamela G. Nee Stephen H. Lopez Sandra P. Stallman Charles M. Pill Office of Transportation: Office of Transportation: Robert E. Kuhns Jaak Pedak Jaak Pedak FOR GENERAL PLAN INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL (703) 246-1210 Fairfax County Comprehensive Plan, 1991 Edition, amended through March 9, 1992 - Area I Covers and Front Matter HORIZONS The Comprehensive Plan For Fairfax County\ Virginia Area I PLANNING DISTRICTS: Annandale Baileys Jefferson Lincolnia This document consists of the Area I Plan, adoptedjuly 1,1991, and all amendments adopted through March 9,1992. Any subsequent amendments are available from Maps and Publications Sales, Fairfax County Government Center, 12000 Government Center Parkway, Fairfax, Virginia. This Area Plan volume is one element of the Comprehensive Plan and should be used in conjunction with the Comprehensive Plan Map; the Policy Plan, which is the countywide policy element of the Comprehensive Plan; and the adopted Plans for Area II, Area III and Area IV. Together these documents provide planning policy guidelines and recommendations, as required by the Code of Virginia, as amended. 1991 EDITION (As amended through March 9,1992) Fairfax County Comprehensive Plan, 1991 Edition, amended through March 9, 1992 - Area I Covers and Front Matter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE OF COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING James P. Zook, Director D. Wayne Pumphrey, Assistant Director Barbara A. Byron. Director, Jane W. Gwinn, Director, Lynda L. Stanley, Director, Zoning Evaluation Division Zoning Administration Division Planning Division STAFF CONTRIBUnNG TO THE PLAN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OFFICES Merrily Pierce Alan Skubal Susan Kraft Florence Naeve Michele Donovan Bruce McLeod Charlotte Cable Susan Liberty Bernie Cieplak Charlene Ruden Marcia Hanson OFFICE OF COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING Laura Bachle E. Gordon Goodlett Bruce M. Kriviskey Penny S. Bates John E. Hardy Susan Langdon John R. Bell Alison F. Hays Sheng-Jieh Leu Steven J. Cantor Richard Hecht David B. Marshall Barbara H. Carpenter Arthur F. Jackson Lawrence E. Moore Elizabeth S. David Sanjay P. Jeer Mavis Stanfield Bruce G. Douglas Michael F. Johnson Sterling R. Wheeler Susan Epstein Noel Kaplan OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION Robin Antonucci Debbie Buchacz Chris Jenks Shaheer Assad Charlie Denney Andy Szakos Tammy Bailey Lou Ann Hutchins Leonard Wolfenstein Tom Biesiadny PARK AUTHORITY Susan Allen Richard W. Jones Mubarika Shah HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Mary E. Egan, Deputy Director Caroline Planting Michael Scheurer DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS John W. di Zerega, Director Richard J. Gozikowski Jerry D. Jackson John W. Koenig Howard J. Guba Jimmie N. Jenkins DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT Suzanne C. Manzo, Director Brenda Gardiner Fay Vanhook SCHOOL BOARD FACILITIES PLANNING James S. Johnson, Director GRAPHICS Harry Rado, Supervising Draftsman James M. Beers Marsha Collins Lilian Abeni Laurie Capps Nicole Yeatman PRODUCTION ASSISTANCE Donna Chamberlain, Deborah Hedrick Kay Friend Planning Technician Sue Nguyen Fairfax County Comprehensive Plan, 1991 Edition, amended through March 9, 1992 - Area I Covers and Front Matter PHASE n COMMUNITY TASK FORCES BRADDOCK DISTRICT TASK FORCE Ray Steele, Chairman John Fee Joe Roberts Paul Andino Jim Johnson David Thomas Dorothy Byrne Bob Mullin Lou Wagner Don Emerson Mary Nightlinger Jeffrey Zinn CENTREVILLE DISTRICT TASK FORCE Glenn Stroup, Chairman Nancy Larson Dixie Rakestraw Barbara Coen Alan Markowitz Phillip Rodokanakis Tom d'Alesandro John Marsh Verlin W. Smith Guy Hamilton Clark Massie Marsha Stanley Gregory Hembree Lawrence McDermott Harriet Stone Hettie Hervey Jack Mitchell Joe Stowers John G. Housley William H. Money Bill Thomson Mark A. Hubal Elise Murray Karl Yordy Eileen Morgan Johnson Frank Pavia Jim Zavrel DRANESVILLE DISTRICT TASK FORCE Vivian Lyons, Chairman Herman Dammer Robert H. Mortenson Herbert Becker, Vice-Chairman, McLean Robert Dampier H.D. Nygren Marc Wallenstein, Vice-Chairman, Judy Downer Monte O^Neal Hemdon Joan Dubois J.C. Richards Donald Zeiglar, Vice-Chairman, Victor Dunbar Jack Robertson Great Falls Alan Fiala Kay Robertson Edward Ablard Kate Fisher David Rogers Janet Auerback Margo Gray Arthur Sabin Roberta Barker William Gundlach Davide Rogers Cynthia Bartholomew Benjamin Hofheimer Walter Siggers Laura Beaty Brooke Kane Susan Smith Richard Bliss Robert C. Kelly Brad Steward John F. Callow Timothy Kendall Edward Stirewalt Henry Campbell Nancy Kessler David W. Stroh Michael Campbell James Kingsbury John Thoburn Ruth Carver Charles F. Lettow John Ulfelder Robert Chandler Branson Marley Winston Weiser John Colby Margaret Malone Carlene Wood-Thomas Lovida Coleman Keith Martin Carl Zimmer LEE DISTRICT TASK FORCE Liles Creighton, Chairman Robert J. Heittman Roy Rice Joe Allison Dave Horsman Ken Roberts Dave Amick John Lynch Eleanor Schwarze John Bennett Al McAloon Pam Simpson Lester Dorson Bob McLaren Lori Sisson Bob Gray Fred Morin Bob Westmoreland Nicholas Greksouk Sue Patterson MASON DISTRICT TASK FORCE Hank Strickland, Coordinator Nancy Brown Penny Gross Ed Hoole, Chairman Michael Bucklen, Jr. Bill Hettinger Lincolnia and Jefferson Swaree Busic Thomas Mauter Planning District Committee Winifred Clore Joseph Mendum Roy Lounsbury, Chairman Carrol Cole Sandra Phelps Baileys Planning District Committee Jim Councilor John Rice Bo White, Chairman, Annandale Pat Coyle Samuel Rothman Planning District Committee Harry Day David Russell Ray Bergeron Fletcher Elder Tina Trapnell Eileen Garnett Helen Winter Fairfax County Comprehensive Plan, 1991 Edition, amended through March 9, 1992 - Area I Covers and Front Matter MOUNT VERNON DISTRICT TASK FORCE Warren Cikins. Chairman Roger Diedrich Lee Majewski Joyce Andrews Ben Eggeman Rev. Ulysess Martin Joe Annunziata Susan Escherich Neal McBride Robert Bidwell Earl Flanagan Keats Nicoll Art Blaser John Geary Toddy Puller David Bolte Lou Genuario Arthur Richmond Pete Brinitzer Col. Robert Hardiman Dorothy Rush John Byers Christine Herbstreith Linda Seaton Davis Brown Riley Jacobs Inta Sraders Rev. Thomas Brown Terry Jemison Mickie Sullivan Belinda Bvrd Harry Lattimore Don Suberroc Bob Coyle Evelyn Lincourt Bob Thornton Janet Cole Bob Lundy Catherine Thorsen Frank Deeds Bill Lynch Ira Wagreich Ruth Dell PROVIDENCE DISTRICT TASK FORCE Norm Neiss. Chairman Will landolo Don Petrey Richard Barto Marilyn Jackson Jack Ring Don Bozarlh William Janssen Jackie Sharp Ted Brown Diane Kline Merle Silverman William Butterfield Louis Kriser Lois H. Smith Fred Daniels Don Keuchel Merlin C. Smith. Jr. Edward Donnelly Matthew J. Largen Richard Speroni Diane Downs Lake Lester Jim Stevens Richard Eberhart Jean Linden Herb Taylor Woody Ediger Joe Lynch Neill Thomas Steve Erlich
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