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Planning Commission to weigh Carlyle office-to-senior-housing switch, four zoning changes

Two of the zoning amendments carry out state requirements on affordable housing and parking

,   and  Ryan Belmore
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Architectural drawings submitted with the developer’s application compare the 2020 design of the Carlyle Block P senior living building, left, with the 2026 proposal, which converts two former parking levels to residential space. (Perkins Eastman drawing via SUP2026-00039 application materials)

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — A developer wants to trade office space for senior housing on Carlyle Block P, the last developable parcel in the Carlyle development. The Planning Commission takes up that request Thursday, Nov. 5, along with four zoning text amendments. The city's docket describes two of the amendments as state-mandated.

The hearing starts at 7 p.m. in City Council Chambers at the Del Pepper Community Resource Center, 4850 Mark Center Drive, Room 1305. According to the docket, some of the items will also go to City Council at a public hearing on Saturday, Nov. 14, at 9:30 a.m. The city labels the docket preliminary and subject to change.

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