The redevelopment of downtown Herndon a long-delayed partnership between the Town of Herndon and Reston-based developer Comstock continues to advance after more than a year-long pause. At a Herndon Town Council meeting on Tuesday (Sept. 26), Town Manager Bill Ashton II said building permits for the project have gone to the fire marshal
Town of Herndon officials are exploring ways to expand the number and quality of cultural festivals in the town. At a Herndon Town Council meeting on Sept. 5, council members considered the option of providing funding for community cultural festivals if applications meet specific qualifications. “Often referred to in discussions with Town Council as ‘mini-festivals,’
The Town of Herndon is considering reductions in its parks and recreation fees in order to reduce financial barriers and encourage underserved youth and families to use the town’s facilities. At a Herndon Town Council meeting on Sept. 5, the council discussed the proposal. If approved, the town would identify specific single and multi=family residents
After more than a year-long pause, the redevelopment of downtown Herndon appears to be moving again. Reston-based developer Comstock Companies has filed a revised site plan for the long-anticipated project, which will transform nearly 5 acres of land into a mixed-use community with 273 apartments and roughly 17,000 square feet of retail. A new arts
Additional growth in the Town of Herndon is prompting town officials to consider adding additional capacity to its sewer system. At a Herndon Town Council work session on Tuesday (July 11), Public Works Director Tammy Chastain told the council that the town is working with Fairfax County to install a new sewer pump station. The