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Supported a comment by Tera B on
Quartz District
12 months ago
Supported a comment by Sarah Yardley on
Quartz District
12 months ago
Sarah Yardley
Community park with walking/biking trails. A community garden. Vibrant murals by local artists. Green roofs. Free little library (leave a book/take a book). Electric vehicle charging. Dog park or doggy daycare. Summer movie nights in the park. Beer hall/craft brewery with outdoor seating. Healthy fast casual restaurant options.
Community park with walking/biking trails. A community garden. Vibrant murals by local artists. Green roofs. Free little library (leave a book/take a book). Electric vehicle charging. Dog park or doggy daycare. Summer movie nights in the park. Beer hall/craft brewery with outdoor seating. Healthy fast casual restaurant options.
Supported a comment by Charles Grymes on
Quartz District
12 months ago
Charles Grymes
Complete streets should prioritize walking/biking more than at Mosaic District.
Complete streets should prioritize walking/biking more than at Mosaic District.
Supported a comment by Charles Grymes on
Quartz District
12 months ago
Charles Grymes
If the community will have more adult residents than jobs, then Quartz will be a larger-than-normal community that generates more traffic by commuters - just like smaller subdivisions. Need to prioritize new bike/pedestrian connections and bus service to mitigate that impact.
If the community will have more adult residents than jobs, then Quartz will be a larger-than-normal community that generates more traffic by commuters - just like smaller subdivisions. Need to prioritize new bike/pedestrian connections and bus service to mitigate that impact.
Supported a comment by Allen M on
Quartz District
12 months ago
Allen M
Place car parking and most deliveries around the perimeter and in garages and locate the development facing a close network of small, walkable streets. Spread out well-designed bicycle racks for visitor bike parking close to destinations. Include secure indoor bicycle parking for employees and residents in all buildings.
Place car parking and most deliveries around the perimeter and in garages and locate the development facing a close network of small, walkable streets. Spread out well-designed bicycle racks for visitor bike parking close to destinations. Include secure indoor bicycle parking for employees and residents in all buildings.
Supported a comment by Allen M on
Quartz District
12 months ago
Allen M
Prince William Parkway and Minnieville Road are the routes for U.S. Bicycle Route 1, the main north-south long-distance (Maine to Florida) bicycle touring route for the eastern United States. As such, both roads need high-quality shared-use paths, well-separated from the roadway (so they remain passable after winter snow storms) with little or no motor vehicle cross flows, especially high-speed cross flows.
Prince William Parkway and Minnieville Road are the routes for U.S. Bicycle Route 1, the main north-south long-distance (Maine to Florida) bicycle touring route for the eastern United States. As such, both roads need high-quality shared-use paths, well-separated from the roadway (so they remain passable after winter snow storms) with little or no motor vehicle cross flows, especially high-speed cross flows.
Supported a comment by Chet Phillips on
Quartz District
12 months ago
Chet Phillips
I would prefer small independent restaurants, including cafes with outdoor dining options. However, the probably could not afford the rent. We already have too many chain restaurants. I feel they detract from the overall attractiveness.
I would prefer small independent restaurants, including cafes with outdoor dining options. However, the probably could not afford the rent. We already have too many chain restaurants. I feel they detract from the overall attractiveness.
Supported a comment by Keaton Beus on
Quartz District
12 months ago
Keaton Beus
I want to know where the workers of these "high end" retail and resteraunts are suppossed to live? I'm extremely skeptical that anyone that is going to work here is going to be able to afford to live near by without development of affordable housing options for the people that keep everything running.
I want to know where the workers of these "high end" retail and resteraunts are suppossed to live? I'm extremely skeptical that anyone that is going to work here is going to be able to afford to live near by without development of affordable housing options for the people that keep everything running.
Supported a comment by John Dove on
Quartz District
12 months ago
John Dove
Healthy grocery and eating options and NO Subway, Food Lion, Pizza hut, Vape Shop, Dollar store, Nail shop that populate 100% of every shopping center in Manassas/Woodbridge.
Healthy grocery and eating options and NO Subway, Food Lion, Pizza hut, Vape Shop, Dollar store, Nail shop that populate 100% of every shopping center in Manassas/Woodbridge.
Supported a comment by Maria Lyles on
Quartz District
12 months ago
Maria Lyles
Buchanan Partners, in developments as such where 145 acres is involved, what do big developers such as your company do for wildlife? Specifically, deer that live in this land? Do you guys relocate, or just let them fend for themselves by pushing them toward residential areas?
Buchanan Partners, in developments as such where 145 acres is involved, what do big developers such as your company do for wildlife? Specifically, deer that live in this land? Do you guys relocate, or just let them fend for themselves by pushing them toward residential areas?
Supported a comment by Irina D on
Quartz District
12 months ago
Irina D
I hope there will be low & moderate income affordable housing as part of the plan.
I hope there will be low & moderate income affordable housing as part of the plan.
Supported a comment by Joseph Siegenthaler on
Quartz District
12 months ago
Joseph Siegenthaler
Fully support the Great American Restaurant idea. That's probably our favorite group of restaurants and would be great if we didn't have to travel up to Fairfax to eat at one.
Fully support the Great American Restaurant idea. That's probably our favorite group of restaurants and would be great if we didn't have to travel up to Fairfax to eat at one.
Commented on Quartz District
1 year ago
Make it sustainable and net zero, accessible by foot or public transportation, and keep as many trees as possible. I am concerned about how air quality will be affected by increased pollution and this going against the 100% clean energy goals set by the county. Show you are a leader in sustainability and you have my full support
Commented on Quartz District
1 year ago
I would love for this district to show what a sustainable, highly energy efficient and/or net zero mixed used development would look like. It has never been done in PWC and it's desperately needed
Commented on Quartz District
1 year ago
We have 2 elementary schools down the street so not sure how necessary it is but if one is built, it must be net zero, in line with commitments from the School Board. Not sure what the adventure park would look like but sounds fun. Just preserve as many trees as green spaces as possible and make it accessible by foot/bike and public transportation
Commented on Quartz District
1 year ago
Dedicated public park or school site
Commented on Quartz District
1 year ago
We have so many restaurants already, we need places to attract and entertain younger crowds in their 20-30s which is lacking now. Somewhere where people could listen to music, dance or watch a comedy show for example. And at the same time have somewhere for families to bring their kids so they have fun in a safe way
Commented on Quartz District
1 year ago
Ensure bike and pedestrian access, bike racks, bus stops, etc. People should be able to walk and bike there, not just take the car, park it and then walk. We need EV chargers and solar powered buildings. Energy efficiency and sustainability is paramount
Commented on Quartz District
1 year ago
I live nearby
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1 year ago
Supported a comment by Rachel Bleicken on
Quartz District
1 year ago
Rachel Bleicken
Trader Joe's please!
Trader Joe's please!
Think about sustainability in the planning and with what companies you let into the retail space….it shouldn’t just be about who will pay the most but who will reinvest in the community and add value. Sadly I have no faith and afraid this will just become another shopping center like everything else in Woodbridge and make traffic worse at that.