Politics & Government

Downtown Herndon Redevelopment: Public Input Sought

Herndon is holding two meetings for input on proposals for the future of the downtown district.

Provided: The Town of Herndon is holding two meetings to inform members of the public and to seek their input on two proposals received by the town, related to redevelopment of 4.675 acres in the historic downtown:

Community Meeting

7pm, June 8, Herndon Council Chambers, 765 Lynn St.

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Comstock Development Services, LC, and The Stout & Teague Company will each present their proposals. Attendees will have an opportunity to ask questions about the proposals.

Public Hearing

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7pm, June 14, 2016, Herndon Council Chambers, 765 Lynn St.

Mayor Lisa Merkel and the Herndon Town Council will solicit comments from the public regarding the proposals.

For more information on the meetings, contact Dennis Holste, the town’s economic development manager, at dennis.holste@herndon-va.gov or 703-435-6800 x2085.

The Town of Herndon’s adopted master plan for the downtown envisions a mix of retail, office and residential development, to include four-story, mixed-use/residential structures; three-story mixed-use/commercial structures; a jointly-funded public/private parking structure; an arts center and more. The land is generally described as between Station Street to the east, Center Street to the west, south of the W&OD Trail, and north of Elden Street.

The two proposals are available for review on the town’s website at herndon-va.gov/downtownrfp.

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