Walking Tour Information for Saturday September 25 (9:00 - 11:00 a.m.)Task Force member Mark Looney offered to host a walking tour in Arlington to provide Task Force members a firsthand look at two of the station areas along the Rosslyn-Ballston transit corridor.The walk will begin at Mark's house in a single family residential area north of the Ballston station area.* See how transitions are made from single family houses to townhouses to high-rise buildings close to the Metro Station* View the differences between the Ballston and Virginia Square metro areas from a density and design standpoint* See several urban parks and plazas, as well as the large Quincy Park and the new Washington-Lee High School* Hear Mark's observations as a resident of the area about what has worked well and what hasn't* Walk will cross over I-66 so participants can note the locations and distances of bridge crossings over the highwayThe walk will be a loop of about 2.5-3.0 miles (please wear comfortable walking shoes) and is expected to last about 1.5 - 2 hours, depending on how often the group stops to talk.
Reston 20/20 is an independent Reston citizens committee dedicated to sustaining Reston's quality of life through excellence in community planning, zoning, and development.
Reston Spring
Monday, September 20, 2010
Looney-led Task Force Tour of Ballson & Virginia Square TOD Areas, September 25, 9-11 AM
From a DPZ e-mail:
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Rosslyn-Ballston Corridor
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