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Plan Amendment 2017-CW-6CP Non-Office Building Repurposing Meghan Van Dam Department of Planning and Zoning May 8, 2018 1 Agenda Board authorization Research of retail trends Retail repurposing examples Discussion, questions,


  1. Plan Amendment 2017-CW-6CP Non-Office Building Repurposing Meghan Van Dam Department of Planning and Zoning May 8, 2018 1

  2. Agenda • Board authorization • Research of retail trends • Retail repurposing examples • Discussion, questions, and direction 2

  3. In Introduction and Objective Board of Supervisors directive (December 5, 2017): “Evaluate repurposing of vacant structures in addition to office buildings”. Repurposing: Conversion to alternative use not originally envisioned for structure Concern is that rapid changes in retail markets may require additional Plan flexibility to avoid vacancy issue. 3

  4. Scope of f Analysis o Study focused on existing non-office commercial buildings (countywide) o Traditional customer-oriented retail uses o Other commercial uses: o Gas Stations, Auto Service o Daycare Centers o Restaurants and Fast-Food o Low-Rise Banks E Lee Ave., Richmond Highway o Excludes industrial, public and institutional properties. 4

  5. National / / Regional Retail Trends Subdivision of Larger Retail Space “Experiential” / Entertainment Uses Source: www.lsretail.com Source: www.ncarchitects.com Credit: Kofi Boone “Creative” Uses (makers, entrepreneurs) Downsizing or “No Inventory” Store 5 Source: www.cnbc.com Source: www.nova-labs.org

  6. National / / Regional Retail Trends o Regional Resources – Adjacent Jurisdictions o 2017 Montgomery County “Retail Market Strategy Study” o 2016 Loudoun Co. “Retail, Entertainment and Culture Cluster Study” o 2015 Arlington County revision to earlier “Retail Action Plan” o Findings: o Loudoun and Arlington counties both identified retail oversupply issues – which dilute health of overall retail markets, while Montgomery County has relatively healthy retail market, due to restrictive policies on retail in the past resulting in no oversupply. 6

  7. Fairfax County His istorical Vacancy Rates Vacancies peaked during recession Vacancy uptick in 2017 Low of 1.5% in late 2016 Economic recession caused vacancy rates to “peak” in 2009 (as they did nationwide). Rates returned to lower levels by 2011 and have mostly declined since. 2017 Data source: CoStar. shows slight uptick (to early to tell if trend has reversed). 7

  8. CoStar Retail St Structure Types Property Types: • General Retail • Shopping Centers: General Retail Strip Center – Strip – Lifestyle Center – Neighborhood – Power Center – Community – Regional Mall Lifestyle Center 8 Image source: County pictometry.

  9. Fairfax Vacancy Analysis – Recent Data Rates rose nearly 2% for some types Data source: CoStar. Other types remained more consistent 9

  10. Repurposing Examples (L (Local) “Experiential”/Entertainment Use Subdivision of Larger Retail Space Source: http://skycity2.blogspot.com Source: http://launchherndon.com Launch Trampoline Park, Sears Department Store, Fair Oaks Herndon, VA Mall 10

  11. Repurposing Examples (R (Regional) Department Store Conversion to Mixed-Use • Sears Conversion, Hagerstown, MD Source: www.onyxcreative.com 11

  12. Repurposing Examples Arcade Providence “micro - units”, Providence, RI o Subdivided former mall into “micro - units” o 1 st floor retail (Avg. 400 sf) o 2 nd floor residential (225 sf – 275 sf) Source: www.ncarchitects.com 12

  13. Repurposing Examples (N (National) Repurposing for Public Use • Former Walmart, McAllen Public Library, McAllen, TX Source: Lara Swimmer, www.archdaily.com 13

  14. Comprehensive Pla lan Aspects of Retail Repurposing Existing guidance: • Area Plans and Plan Map: – Retail or Other Commercial Uses – Mixed-Use and Alternative areas • Policy Plan: – Guidelines for Interim Improvement of Commercial Comprehensive Plan Map Structures 14

  15. Conclusions Consider including in Comprehensive Plan: • County retail repurposing goals and objectives. • A broad definition of “Retail and Other Commercial Uses” to increase Plan land use flexibility. Town Center, Sterling, VA 15

  16. Next St Steps • Move forward with developing proposed Plan guidance • Gather stakeholder feedback • Present proposed Plan amendment back to DPC • Hold Public Hearings May 8, 2018 Late Summer 2018 • DPC initial presentation • Return to DPC Summer 2018 Fall 2018 • Develop Plan Language, • PC/Board Public Stakeholder Feedback Hearings 16

  17. Questions or Comments? 17

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