Tag: density

By Bill Rossello Is it time to cry “nonsense” on the city’s “Zoning for Housing, Housing for All” initiative? The unwieldy name derives from two sets...

There is no single starting date for Alexandria’s local election season, and by local election we mean the June 8 Democratic primary in this...

To the editor: I was sorry to read that the most recent Board of Architectural Review meeting regarding the proposed redevelopment of the Heritage Old...

To the editor: I think that most residents agree that keeping housing affordable is a noble endeavor. So do I, but it’s becoming clearer that...

To the editor: The Board of Architectural Review met on Sept. 2 for a concept review of the Heritage Project proposal, which was to include...

City council returns from its summer break next week and will immediately begin considering issues of great significance. At its Sept. 8 legislative meeting, council...

To the editor: It is worthwhile noting that protests against shutdowns are more common in less densely populated areas and states reopening sooner are more...

To the editor: Do we really need more density? Alexandria is already the most densely populated jurisdiction in Virginia and the D.C. metro area. The...

To the editor: If all this development city council is rubber stamping is so fiscally advantageous, why is city hall proposing a property tax increase...

To the editor: We're already in a climate crisis. We are already too densely developed in our city. We are in the top 10 of...