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September 10, 2008
Randolph Hills Civic Association (pdf, 5.83KB)

August 28, 2008
Walter Johnson Cluster Coordinators PTA (pdf, 10KB)

August 25, 2008
White Flint Mall (pdf, 151KB)

August 12, 2008
Nicholson Lane Urban Village (pdf, 86KB)

August 6, 2008
Gables Residential (pdf, 303KB)

August 1, 2008
Garrett Park Estates-White Flint Park Citizens Association (pdf, 1.94KB)

July 14, 2008
Randolph Hills Civic Association (pdf, 6KB)

July 3, 2008
Nicholson Court Properties (pdf, 483KB)

April 10, 2008
White Flint View (pdf, 387KB)

April 10, 2008
White Flint Plaza (pdf, 387KB)

April 10, 2008
White Flint Park Resident (pdf, 153KB)

April 7, 2008
 Garrett Park Estates-White Flint Park Citizens Association, Luxmanor Civic Association, Old Farm Civic Association (pdf, 9KB)

April 1, 2008
White Flint View (pdf, 1.53 MB)

March 24 , 2008
Garrett Park Estates (pdf, 51KB)

Febuary 20, 2008
White Flint View (pdf, 593KB)

January 23, 2008
Nicholson Lane Urban Village (pdf, 278KB)

December 9, 2007
Medical Offices on Rockville Pike (pdf,9KB)

November 13, 2007
"Examples of Estimated FAR Around Silver Spring and Bethesda Metro Stations," Calculated by B.F. Saul (pdf, 6.65 MB)DISCLAIMER: Staff greatly appreciates contributions from the White Flint advisory group members but would like to ensure that all information provided for general consumption is understood in full context. BF Saul is the sole author of this document and M-NCPPC staff has made no contribution to this work.  Please remember that many of the buildings used as examples in this document existed before the creation of the CBD zones so their FARs may not reflect the County’s current urban development policy. Also, please keep in mind that the FARs calculated in this presentation are of single buildings and not of whole approved building sites. BF Saul used the County tax rolls to calculate the FARs of the showcased buildings. In a site plan, FAR is calculated using the land area of the whole site and not one parcel. Consequently, the FAR may differ between the approved site plan and a specific building on site.

 

Date of last update: August 28, 2008