Planning Office

Overview

The Virginia General Assembly during its 1974 session enacted legislation allowing for counties that have an urban county executive form of government to accept the voluntary proffering of certain conditions in writing from a zoning applicant.
In a subsequent action, the Virginia State Code was amended to allow selected other jurisdictions, including Prince William County, to also accept proffers. The purpose of the legislation, known as conditional zoning, is to provide additional flexibility to local jurisdictions. The concept intends that the negative effects of a particular zoning application be offset to some degree through the proffering of mitigative conditions by the applicant. In 1976 the Prince William County Zoning Ordinance was amended to include provisions for the acceptance and enforcement of proffers submitted with rezoning applications.

The Policy Guide for Monetary Contributions was repealed by the Board of County Supervisors in May 2016 and will be updated in the near future.

Virginia General Assembly Legislation Regarding Proffers and Residential Rezonings

Senate Bill 549 - New Proffer Legislation w/ Summary

Monetary Contributions Report

Most monetary contributions are subject to adjustment in accordance with the Urban Consumer Price Index (CPI-U) published by the U.S. Department of Labor, as outlined in the approved proffer statement or special use permit conditions. The Monetary Contributions Reports are updated twice a year on January 1st and July 1st. They reflect the current monetary amounts due and are in alphabetical order by project name.

• Monetary Contributions Report - Residential

• Monetary Contributions Report - Non-Residential

Questions or comments?

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• Phone: (703) 792-3340 (TTY: 711)

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