Fairfax County
“Fairfax County residents have yet to agree on the specifics
of residential studio units and are continuing the debate on several aspects of
the proposed amendment.
As of Jan. 6, the Planning Commission proposed amendment
defines residential studios as efficiency units that make up a multiple-family
residential building, or part of a building, in which 80 percent of the units
must be for those who do not make more than 60 percent of the median income of
the area. In the Washington, D.C. area, that is $45,000.
The Residential Studio Unit Amendment has also been amended
to remove residential studio units from consideration in lower density R-E
through R-8 districts, where single family detached homes are allowed.”
~Writes Janelle Germanos of The Connection
~Writes Janelle Germanos of The Connection
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