2. Objectives:
Identify vacant and under-utilized land parcels based on following
criteria:
1. The land parcel must be buildable, nine acres or, larger
2. Within two-mile distance from Metro Station and other public
transportation
3. Must be adjacent to commercial or industrial land use zone
4. Must be planned for high density residential use
5. Must be close to high poverty area
4. Large Buildable
Land
Query:
Vacant and Under-
utilized Land
Good and Buildable
Land Parcel
Land parcel size nine
acres or larger
50 Large Buildable Land
Parcels
5. Bus Route Buffer
Large Buildable Land
Half-mile buffer from
bus routes
5 Large Buildable
Land Parcels
6. Metro
Catchment Area
Catchment areas:
Quarter-mile service
area
Half-mile service area
One-mile service area
4 Large Buildable Land
Parcels within two
miles from Metro
Station
8. Commercial And
Industrial Zoning
Commercial and
Industrial Land Use
Zoning
Potential
employment
opportunities
Access to services
15 Large Buildable
Land Parcels
9. High Poverty
Areas
High poverty areas have more
than 10% of population in
poverty
5.8 % of Fairfax residents live
in poverty (Fairfax County
Statistics-2012)
2012 poverty threshold is
$11,945 for a single individual
under age 65 and is $23,364
for a family of four with three
children (U.S. Census Bureau)
2 Large Buildable Land Parcels
10. Land Use Zoning
Predominantly residential use in
Fairfax County
Bigger metro catchment area
around metro stations along
Orange line
Large commercial land use in
Tysons with Metro access
Higher planned density around
Reston area
Pockets of poverty along
transportation routes
Dispersed buildable land
12. Potential Land
Parcels
1. The land parcel must be
buildable, ten acres or, larger
2. Within two-mile distance from
Metro Station and other public
transportation
3. Must be adjacent to
commercial or industrial land
use zone
4. Must be planned for high
density land use
5. Must be close to high poverty
area