The Franconia Land Use Committee serves as an advisory body to the Franconia District Supervisor. The committee serves solely at the discretion of the Supervisor and makes recommendations on land use issues put before them. Those recommendations may or may not be followed with regard to decisions made by the District Supervisor and Board of Supervisors.
Anyone is welcome to attend Land Use Committee meetings and speak, but each homeowner or civic association gets only one vote. Only the formally appointed primary or alternate representative for an association may vote on a matter. Contact the Franconia District Supervisor’s office for more information.
2024 Meeting Dates
January 8 (22, back-up)
February 5 (12, back-up)
March 4 (18, back-up)
April 1 (8, back-up)
May 13 (20, back-up)
June 3 (10, back-up)
July 1 (8, back-up)
August 5 (12, back-up)
September 9 (16, back-up)
October 7 (21, back-up)
November 18 (25, back-up)
December 2 (9, back-up)
The back-up dates are rarely used and are only on the schedule in case there are too many cases that must be heard in a given month, or if the primary date for the month must be cancelled for any reason.
Appointment Letter
Your homeowner or civic association’s president must formally appoint a primary and alternate representative to the Franconia District Land Use Committee.
SAMPLE LETTER
Email the letter appointing your Land Use Committee representative(s) to: Franconia@fairfaxcounty.gov. That is the email address for Supervisor Lusk’s office; he is the Fairfax County Supervisor for the Franconia District.
Also email committee Chairman Ed Joseph at eddein@aol.com to request that he add your new representatives to the Land Use Committee’s email distribution list. You may also wish to be added to the email distribution list to ensure that your association doesn’t miss any votes/presentations on matters that are important to your particular association.
We hope that your association will take the opportunity to make your voice heard regarding land use matters in the Franconia District.
Additional information can be at Franconia District Land Use Committee (fairfaxcounty.gov)
