7 Quotes by Stewart Schwartz

I think a lot of us are just going to have to see what the County Attorney's and planners of Virginia have to say about it.

The architecture of Thomas Jefferson's Lawn had a big impact on me.

Someone who lives here really never has to confront traffic.

A century ago, developers thought about where the retail and services would go in relation to housing. That has to happen again.

The new secretary must move VDOT, localities, and developers to understand that the commonwealth cannot afford the transportation infrastructure required to serve increasingly spread-out and scattered development. He must address the fact that new funding won't make a difference to traffic congestion without changes in development patterns and transportation demand reduction strategies.

He ran on this issue. He won on this issue, particularly in the outer suburbs including Loudoun and Prince William counties.

You could use the Transfer of Density Rights tool to balance mixed-use and open space.