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Fairfax County allows building-by-building stabilization for multi-phase projects in new TDM rules
Summary
Under revised TDM guidance, multi-building developments can now enter the applicant control period on a per-building basis if a building is one year post-buildout, reaches 85% occupancy, and records three consecutive qualifying trip counts.
Fairfax County planners described a key change for multi-phase developments under the updated TDM guidelines: buildings can enter the applicant control period individually rather than waiting for an entire multi-building site to be fully built out.
"We are now allowing multiphase sites to come in on a building by building basis to go through the applicant control period," Matthew Koprowick said. To qualify, the county said a building must be one year post build-out, have at least 85% occupancy, and then show three consecutive trip counts that meet the site's trip-reduction goals before incentive funds tied to that building can be refunded.
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