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Planning commission forwards Atlantic Boulevard proffer amendment after VHDA policy change
Summary
The commission voted unanimously to forward a proffer amendment for a 3-acre Atlantic Boulevard housing project to the Board of Supervisors after staff said the change aligns the proffers with a revised Virginia Housing Development Authority policy allowing some affordable units to survive foreclosure.
The Loudoun County Planning Commission on March 14 voted to forward the Atlantic Boulevard proffer amendment to the Board of Supervisors with a recommendation of approval.
Staff presented the amendment as a limited change to proffers for a roughly 3-acre property east of Route 28 in the Sterling election district that was rezoned in June 2024 to an R-24 ADU legacy zoning district. Allison Britton of the Department of Planning and Zoning told commissioners that "staff find the proposed…
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