The county approved it and at this point the county should mandate a change in the plan and assist with financing to change it to a more reasonable addition.

Anonymous wrote:So it looks like there’s a setback issue but also an unresolved issue on the height (from August). I have a very hard time believing there was an architect, engineer or even a contractor involved in this monstrosity.

I watched the interview. Construction was paused because the building violates set back by 6 inches in the rear corner. Owner says he built exactly to the approved plan and seems very confident he will be granted a variance. How likely is that? Who is ultimately responsible?

I wonder how good the views are from the 3rd floor.

Anonymous wrote:So it looks like there’s a setback issue but also an unresolved issue on the height (from August). I have a very hard time believing there was an architect, engineer or even a contractor involved in this monstrosity.

C’mon be nice. While I don’t agree with the addition, I’m impressed with the maturity of the next door neighbor who is not anywhere mean as the posters on this forum who have no horse in the race.

So it looks like there’s a setback issue but also an unresolved issue on the height (from August). I have a very hard time believing there was an architect, engineer or even a contractor involved in this monstrosity.

Anonymous wrote:Just saw this on facebook. Someone droned the property.


https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1BwXph3qaW/?mibextid=wwXIfr

It's three apartments stacked on top of each other. County screwed up royally here. Neighbors should sue.

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Anonymous wrote:this is what happens when you remove single family zoning. it destroys the neighborhood as people rush to create rental income and have unvetted people live next door.

liberalism at its finest. we all have to sufferrr

They are saying that "family members" are going to live there. I don't believe it. It says 3 generations in the article.

It's probably not just grandma/grandpa, adults, children. By 3 generations they probably mean multiple entire family units. Has to be for that size.

Just saw this on facebook. Someone droned the property.


https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1BwXph3qaW/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Anonymous wrote:This is supposedly for 6 people total. The homeowner was interviewed. I feel sorry for the neighbors!

https://wjla.com/news/local/fairfax-countys-greenbrier-chantilly-zoning-ordinance-mike-nguyen-three-story-addition-greenbrier-neighborhood

Has anyone confirmed if he is indeed the father of the Gerry Connolly attacker? I've seen the owner listed as Mike Nguyen and Ngoc Pham, and the attacker's last name is Pham.

This is supposedly for 6 people total. The homeowner was interviewed. I feel sorry for the neighbors!

https://wjla.com/news/local/fairfax-countys-greenbrier-chantilly-zoning-ordinance-mike-nguyen-three-story-addition-greenbrier-neighborhood

Anonymous wrote:If you care about uniformity and aesthetic pleasing, move to an HOA.

It’s not about uniformity. I don’t like modern architecture. I wouldn’t care if my neighbor built a modern style addition as long as it was up to code. This is a blatant violation of code. Furthermore how much sketchy foreign business is going to be happening in this so-called mother in law suite? What, jihadist style training so their other son can assault another elderly public servant?

If you care about uniformity and aesthetic pleasing, move to an HOA.

Anonymous wrote:I feel so badly for the immediate neighbor. If you were her, what would you do if this monstrosity ends up becoming permanent?
You can't sell your home for who would ever purchase next to that mess. I think I would consider throwing up my own similar "addition" to match the one my jerk neighbor just built. Might as well.

I hope she winds up suing the county tbh

I feel so badly for the immediate neighbor. If you were her, what would you do if this monstrosity ends up becoming permanent?
You can't sell your home for who would ever purchase next to that mess. I think I would consider throwing up my own similar "addition" to match the one my jerk neighbor just built. Might as well.

Anonymous wrote:Here is the permit application. https://plus.fairfaxcounty.gov/CitizenAccess/Cap/CapDetail.aspx?Module=Building&TabName=Building&agencyCode=FFX&capID1=REC25&capID2=00000&capID3=00RB7&utm_source=chatgpt.com

The question of “is/will there be an Accessory Living Unit or Accessory Dwelling Unit?” Was answered “no”

Am I to understand they blatantly lied on their application? They should have it canceled for that reason alone.