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Other Ways to Help

Get in Touch

Questions, corrections, or something you think belongs on this site? Email kingstowneneighbors@gmail.com. Neighbors run this site, so replies may take a day or two.

Sign the Petition

Add your name to show the county that this community is paying attention and expects responsible development. Sign your support →

Submit a Comment to the County

Written comments become part of the official record. Use our template as a starting point. Template letter →

Document Wildlife

Every documented sighting helps build the community record of what lives in and around this habitat. Submit a sighting →

Spread the Word

Many neighbors may not yet know about this proposal. Share ktneighbors.com with anyone who lives near the Beulah / Steinway area — Kingstowne, Winford, Queens Court, Windsor Knoll, and surrounding neighborhoods.

Attend Community Meetings

A community meeting is scheduled for Thursday, September 17, 2026 at 6:30 pm at the Snyder Center, 6450 South Van Dorn Street. Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Chairman Jeff McKay, Supervisor Rodney Lusk, Planning Commissioner Christopher Landgraf and Delegate Garrett McGuire have been invited to attend. Details are posted on the Updates page and sent to mailing list subscribers.

The Franconia District Land Use Committee is also expected to hear an update from the developer on September 14, with a recommendation vote currently expected on October 5. County staff have indicated the Planning Commission would hear the application on October 7. None of those dates is confirmed on a published agenda. Any Franconia District resident may attend and speak at a Land Use Committee meeting.