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Meeting Information:
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- Meeting number: 798 657 178
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- The following items were discussed:
- 7:00 — Conversion of a former Extended Stay hotel into a shelter facility for unhoused families/li>
- 7:00 — Conversion of a former Extended Stay hotel into a shelter facility for unhoused families
- Proponent: Brianne Clohessy Fuller, AICP, Countywide Coordinator, Office of the County Executive, 12000 Government Ctr Pkwy, Suite 552 Fairfax, VA 22033
- Proposal: The County has an application in for a 2232 Public Facility Review in the Sully District. The project proposes to convert a former Extended Stay hotel into a shelter facility for unhoused families. The subject site is within a small office style park at 3997 Fair Ridge Drive. At this time there is significant demand for a family shelter in this part of the county as nearby Embry Rucker and other facilities are lacking the space for unhoused people. This particular site meets the needs for this type of facility and the function of the building as a temporary lodging will remain the same.
- Location: 3997 Fair Ridge Drive, Fairfax, VA 20333
- See the 2232 Public Facility Review presentation
- Facts about the Fair Ridge Shelter
- Another Round of Solar Switch Now Available to County Residents
- Solar Switch is back for another round. The group buying program helps residents learn about and save on rooftop solar systems, optional electric vehicle chargers and/or battery storage.
- The program is organized by nonprofit Solar United Neighbors in collaboration with cities and counties in the National Capital Region, including Fairfax County.
- Solar Switch makes rooftop solar installations more affordable, while also offering solar education through online resources and in-person events. The most recent auction secured an average discount of $7,478. To date, over 6,000 households have accepted an offer from Solar Switch, including 248 in Fairfax County.
- The program organizes a reverse auction with qualified installers who compete to offer their most competitive prices. This ensures participants receive a discount on a high-quality solar installation. In addition to the group discount, residents may qualify for the 30% federal tax credit.
- Fairfax County also waives the permit fee for solar permit applications, and the county's Department of Tax Administration provides a 5-year solar energy equipment tax exemption. The final day to register and accept a personal recommendation is November 22, 2024. Participants will receive a personal recommendation immediately upon registering. It is free to register. There is no obligation to accept an offer.
- Visit SolarSwitch.com/FairfaxCounty to register and learn more.
- Last Chance to Attend ActiveFairfax Transportation Plan Public Meeting
- FCDOT held the final online community meetings for the ActiveFairfax Transportation Plan on Tuesday, Nov. 19. More information about merging/updating the Bicycle Master Plan and Countywide Trails Plan at: https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/transportation/bike-walk/activefairfax. Comments will be accepted until December
- Benefits of Committing to Sustainability: The Experience of Climate First Bank
- Sustainability drives business development. At least, that's what Climate First Bank learned when they put their commitment to sustainability above all else
- During our fall Green Business Partners webinar, "Benefits of Committing to Sustainability: The Experience of Climate First Bank", attendees will learn how a strong corporate commitment to fighting climate change can generate an edge in the marketplace when it comes to attracting and retaining customers, employees, and investors. Climate First Bank' s Executive Vice President and Chief of Staff, Chris Cucci, will talk about their path in standing up a sustainability-driven and climate-branded company and how some of the business benefits accrue to their customers as well.
- Join Fairfax County and Climate First Bank on Tuesday, November 19 at 12 p.m. Advanced registration required. This is a webinar you won't want to miss — register now.
- Fairfax Federation Public Safety Program
- Federation November 2024 Public Safety Program featuring FBI Private Sector Team Presentation is scheduled for Thursday November 21st 7pm in Braddock Hall located in the Braddock District Supervisor's Office, 9002 Burke Lake Road Burke VA22015
- The next Sully District Council meeting will be held on Wednesday, 20 December 2024.
- Next month's Joint Sully Land Use and Transportation Committee is scheduled for Monday, 16 December 2024.
- 7:00 — Plan Amendment (RZ 2020-SU-005 / SSPA 2024-III-2BR) for A&A Contracting, Inc., to develop warehouse, parking or similar industrial uses at their property at the terminus of Dulles S. Court [Tax Map 33-2 ((1)) 1].
- 7:45 — Special Exception (SE-2024-SU-00004) for proposal to retrofit existing single-family detached house as congregate living facility for use as rehabilitation center for victims of human trafficking (up to 18 participants and 4 staff members).
- Topic: TBD