E NGINEERS AND S URVEYORS I NSTITUTE L OUDOUN C OUNTY P OLICY AND P ROCEDURES U PDATE 2019 October 9, 2019 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 1
I NTRODUCTIONS AND C LASS O UTLINE Economic Development • ➢ Katy Lowitz, Development Process Manager ➢ Kevin Welch, Real Estate Intelligence Manager Planning and Zoning • ➢ James David, Deputy Director Planning and Zoning Transportation and Capital Infrastructure • ➢ Jim Zeller, Deputy Director DTCI ➢ Karen Lanham, Senior Land Acquisition Manager Building and Development • ➢ Gary Clare, Land Engineering Division Manager via video 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 2
How many of you have worked on a Loudoun County project? 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 3
How much new commercial investment in Loudoun County was announced in FY19? 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 4
$6.5 B NEW COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT WAS ANNOUNCED IN FY 19 AIRBUS SEGRA FIELD DATA CENTERS 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 5
L OUDOUN C OUNTY F AST -T RACK C OMMERCIAL I NCENTIVE P ROGRAM C RITERIA Information and communications technology; Highly specialized manufacturing; Agriculture-related businesses; Major projects, headquarters and associations; Projects supporting these industry groups; or Transit-oriented development. 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 6
F AST -T RACK C OMMERCIAL I NCENTIVE P ROGRAM S UCCESSES 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 7
What is an Ombudsman? 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 8
O MBUDSMAN : O NE WHO INVESTIGATES , REPORTS ON , AND HELPS SETTLE COMPLAINTS DED helps prospective and current business owners: • Facilitate introductions and foster relationships with County regulatory agencies (i.e. Planning & Zoning and Building & Development) • Navigate the County site and building permitting processes • Assist with commercial zoning and related issues • Open for business on time 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 9
C OMMERCIAL D EVELOPMENT – N OW AND U PCOMING New Data Center Development – Data Center • Alley (Waxpool & Loudoun County Pkwy) One Loudoun – Residential, Office, and Hotel • Kincora – Heronview Apartments, Townhomes, • Future Office, Retail & Museums Major Metro Developments – Ashburn Station, • Loudoun Gateway, Innovation Station SEGRA Field – Loudoun United • 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 10
V ISIT B IZ .L OUDOUN .G OV /M AJOR -D EVELOPMENTS 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 11
C OMMERCIAL S PACE A SSISTANCE , E TC . 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 12
C ONTACT U S Katy Lowitz Kevin Welch Real Estate Intelligence Manager Development Process Manager Kevin.Welch@loudoun.gov Katy.Lowitz@loudoun.gov 703-737-8322 (o) 703-737-8274 (o) 571-991-6877 (m) Join the Loudoun County Economic Follow @LoudounBiz Development LinkedIn Group 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 13
C OMPREHENSIVE P LAN : A DOPTED J UNE 20, 2019! www.loudoun.gov/4957/Loudoun-County-2019-Comprehensive-Plan 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 14
K EY T AKEAWAYS • Effective June 20, 2019 • Comprehensive Plan = General Plan + Transportation Plan • Policy Areas and Place Types • Urban Policy Area NEW! • No more RGP! • Zoning Ordinance Overhaul is next 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 15
What is a Place Type? 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 16
U RBAN P OLICY A REA P LACE T YPES Complete • communities Density • Walkable mixed-use • Transit-oriented • Urban building and • streetscape design 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 17
S UBURBAN P OLICY A REA P LACE T YPES Infill and • Redevelopment Route 7 and 28 • Corridor flexibility Support and • enhance Airport and surrounding area Community Plans • 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 18
P RIMARY C OMMERCIAL R EDEVELOPMENT A REAS Engage industry • Streamline • process Incentives • • Density bonuses • Fee reductions • TIF, PID, PPP 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 19
T RANSITION P OLICY A REA P LACE T YPES Targeted growth in • areas of change Limited new light • industrial and housing opportunities 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 20
Z ONING O RDINANCE O VERHAUL Structure and Flow Consistency Opportunities Audit & Challenges Modernization Legislation ZOO Streamlined Loudoun 2040 Process 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 21
ZOO W ISH L IST 1. One ordinance to rule them all… 2. Remapping a. Do we need all of these districts? 3. Incentives a. Desirable and attainable housing b. Urban density and form c. Trail networks 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 22
M ILESTONES * • Sept 2019 Consultant selection, Project Plan • Oct 2019 Project kickoff, Web tools • Early 2020 Round 1 community input • July 2020 ROIA • Mid 2020 90-day referral review • Late 2020 Round 2 community input • Mid 2021 Planning Commission *Quarterly status reports to the Board will occur throughout the project • Late 2021 Board of Supervisors 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 23
N EW P LANNING D IRECTION FOR L OUDOUN C OUNTY James David james.david@loudoun.gov (703) 771-5297 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 24
L OUDOUN C OUNTY 2019 C OUNTYWIDE T RANSPORTATION P LAN 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 25
Loudoun County 2019 Countywide Transportation Plan – Why? The plan strives for: • Greater clarity • Streamlined policies • Greater flexibility where appropriate • Maintenance of supportable policy goals • More context-sensitive transportation planning • Improved integration with the General Plan 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 26
L OUDOUN C OUNTY 2019 C OUNTYWIDE T RANSPORTATION P LAN – W HAT ? 1. Vision for Transportation 2. The Countywide Transportation Network 3. Built Environment & Geographic Policy Areas 4. Air Travel 5. Mitigating the Impacts of Development 6. Regional, State & Local Coordination 7. Environmental & Heritage Resources 8. Prioritization & Funding 9. Implementation 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 27
C HAPTER 1: V ISION FOR T RANSPORTATION • Project Description Rural Area • Basis for the Plan • Background Information Suburban • Foundations for the Plan Residential Area • Public Input • Vision and Goals Commercial Activity Center • Transportation Objectives 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 28
C HAPTER 2: T HE C OUNTYWIDE T RANSPORTATION N ETWORK • Motor Vehicle Plan • Bicycle Network • Pedestrian Network • Transit Infrastructure Plan • General Characteristics of Roadways • Functional Classification • Street Sections 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 29
Network Development – Bicycle & Pedestrian Combination of 2003 Bike/Ped Plan and • 2010 CTP concepts and policies Calls for facilities on nearly all roads in • the Suburban and Transition Policy Areas, with more robust facilities on CTP Roads Identifies specific roadways where on- • road bike lanes are appropriate Includes Regional Trail Network (off-road • corridors) 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 30
N ETWORK D EVELOPMENT – T RANSIT F ACILITIES AND S ERVICES P LANNING 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 31
C HAPTER 3: B UILT E NVIRONMENT & G EOGRAPHICAL P OLICY A REAS • Overview of Context-Sensitive Transportation Planning • Discussion of the Relationship Between Infrastructure Design and the Built Environment • Urban Policy Area • Suburban Policy Area • Transition Policy Area • Rural Policy Area • Towns and Joint Land Management Areas 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 32
C HAPTER 4: A IR T RAVEL • Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) • Leesburg Executive Airport (JYO) • Private Air Travel Facilities 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 33
C HAPTER 5: M ITIGATING THE I MPACTS OF D EVELOPMENT • Land Development Review • Traffic Studies • Proffers • Traffic Management and Operations 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 34
C HAPTER 6: R EGIONAL , S TATE & L OCAL C OORDINATION • Regional • TPB, MWCOG, NVTA, NVTC • State • CTB, VDOT, DRPT • Local • Neighboring Counties and Towns • New Potomac River Crossing • Homeland Security Evacuation Preparedness 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 35
C HAPTER 7: E NVIRONMENT & H ERITAGE R ESOURCES • Air Quality • Water Quality • Noise Exposure • Heritage Resources 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 36
C HAPTER 8: P RIORITIZATION & F UNDING • Identifies Priority Project Types • Guides Capital Improvement Planning Discussions • Funding sources and mechanisms NORTHSTAR BOULEVARD TIGER GRANT AWARD – MARCH 28, 2018 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 37
C HAPTER 9: I MPLEMENTATION GLOUCESTER PARKWAY RIBBON CUTTING JULY 28, 2016 • Steps the County should take following Adoption of 2019 CTP • Each related to a Transportation Goal from Chapter 1 • Appendices and supporting Documents • Roadway Segments BELMONT RIDGE ROAD GROUND BREAKING SEPTEMBER 27, 2016 • Travel Demand Model Results • Data Analysis • Other Related Material 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 38
C HAPTER 8: P RIORITIZATION & F UNDING C HAPTER 9: I MPLEMENTATION • Identifies Priority Project Types • Guides Capital Improvement Planning Discussions • Funding sources and mechanisms • Legislative Applications/Proffers 1-(800)-LOUDOUN biz.loudoun.gov 39
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