Beauregard Corridor Plan
What's New 
Community Meeting Thursday, October 29, 2009. About 120 people attended the initial community meeting on the Beauregard Corridor Plan at John Adams Elementary School. 22 speakers expressed their concerns and ideas about the plan, the planning area and the planning process. Meeting notes will be provided as soon as they are transcribed. Slides from the staff presentation are under Meetings below.
Planning Area Map
To Participate
Watch this page for announcements of upcoming meetings and opportunities to participate in the development of the Beauregard Corridor Plan.
E-News. Announcements of meetings, availability of documents, and other events will be made through the City's E-news e-mail notification system. If you are already signed up for E-news, simply update your information to include the Beauregard Corridor Plan in the Department of Planning and Zoning as one of your E-news groups, and make sure your e-mail address and other information is current. If you haven't already signed up for E-news, please register today to keep informed about City events and involvement opportunities.
Click here to go to the E-news web page to register or add the Beauregard Corridor Plan to your E-news groups.
Contact
For further information, contact Pat Mann in Neighborhood Planning at 703.746.3857, or e-mail Planning and Zoning at the e-mail contact link at the bottom of the right-hand column on this page specifying your interest in the Beauregard Corridor Plan.
Meetings
October 29, 2009. Community Meeting
- Staff Presentation
- Meeting Notes
Links
BRAC-133 Mark Center project. This link will take you to the city's web page for the Department of Defense Mark Center office project currently under construction. A link to the project webcam shows the progress of construction.
Background
On June 9, 2009, the City Council authorized staff to seek a grant from the Office of Economic Adjustment of the Department of Defense to fund consulting work in support of the Beauregard Corridor Plan. The staff report is available at the link below.
Staff Report
Community meetings are scheduled to begin in Fall, 2009. A draft plan is scheduled to be available for public review in Summer, 2010. After public consultation in the summer and fall, the draft will be revised, and the final draft heard by the Planning Commission and City Council in Fall, 2010.
The City has chosen to pursue development of the Beauregard Corridor Plan now because of the development interest in the area responding to the Department of Defense BRAC-133 Mark Center project. The BRAC-133 Mark Center project will add more than 6,400 employees to Mark Center in 2011. This additional economic activity will change residential, retail and office demand in the immediate area, and accelerates the need to anticipate potential future uses, development patterns and transportation service in the Beauregard Corridor area. The planning effort will examine options for future development, and will examine how to integrate the proposed dedicated transit corridor along Beauregard Street into the area in accordance with the citywide transportation corridors strategy of the City's Transportation Master Plan.
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