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Frank Hunt
Prince William County Planning Office
Senior Data Systems Analyst
703-792-7615
5 County Complex Ct, Suite 210
Prince William
VA
22192
US
fhunt@pwcgov.org
20260427
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Residential Inventory
2024-11-01
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Frank Hunt, Prince William County Planning Office, Senior Data Systems Analyst
vector digital data
PWC Build-Out Analysis Residential Inventory
Residentially zoned projects with final development yet to occur. Some projects presented are zoned A-1 with a subdivision plat recorded but remains unbuilt. The projects can be in any stage of development. Some projects may be in the middle of the construction process, some may contain a section or land bay that is undeveloped, while others may be a project in which no development has started.
These areas contain projects that have a rezoning adopted by the Board of County Supervisors.
Prince William County Planning Office, Countywide Division, Data Analysis and Cartographic Design Team
GTS Service Counter
Prince William County Department of Information Technology, Enterprise Application Division, GTS Program
(703) 792-6840
(703) 792-7192
5 County Complex Court Suite 270
Prince William
VA
22192
pwcmaps@pwcgov.org
0800 - 1600 EST M-F
Frank Hunt
Prince William County Planning Office
Senior Data Systems Analyst
703-792-7615
5 County Complex Ct, Suite 210
Prince William
VA
22192
US
fhunt@pwcgov.org
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Residential Inventory
Rezoning
Zoning
Build-Out Analysis
BOA
Pipeline
Subdivision
Development
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economy
environment
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planningCadastre
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United States of America
Prince William County
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Planning
Prince William
Commonwealth of Virginia
Residential Inventory
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Subdivision
Development
1. All data Pursuant to Section 54.1-402, paragraph C of the Code of Virginia which is quoted below, since the data was not created, nor is it maintained under the supervision of a licensed land surveyor. “Any determination of topography or contours, or any depiction of physical improvements, property lines or boundaries is for general information only and shall not be used for the design, modification, or construction of improvements to real property or for flood plain determination.”2. This data is for reference purposes only and should not be used for design work.3. Prince William County hereby disclaims any and all liability or responsibility for any damage, injury, loss, claim, or lawsuit arising from any error, inaccuracy or other problem with either the digital maps contained with digital data delivery or digital data delivered. The User hereby releases the County, its officers, agents and all employees and volunteers, from all liability, damage, claims, injuries or suits arising from any such error, inaccuracy or problem. Furthermore, the User agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the County and its officers, agents and all employees and volunteers, from any and all claims, liability damages, injuries and suits arising from the use of the digital maps and data therein or thereon by the User, its employees or assignees, or by any third parties.4. Prince William County reserves the right to deny access to certain datasets.5. The digital maps and data provided hereunder are provided "as is" and the County expressly disclaims all warranties, UCC and otherwise, express or implied including warranties as to accuracy of the digital maps, data and merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, and further expressly disclaims responsibility for all incidental, consequential or special damages arising out of or in connection with the use or performance of the digital maps and data.6. User acknowledges this disclaimer of warranty and expressly waives all warranties express or implied and waives any right of claim for damages incidental, consequential or special, arising out of or in connection with the use or performance of the digital maps and data.
1. This data is for reference purposes only and should not be used for design work.
2. Prince William County hereby disclaims any and all liability or responsibility for any damage, injury, loss, claim, or lawsuit arising from any error, inaccuracy or other problem with either the digital maps contained on the computer tapes or the computer tapes themselves. The User hereby releases the County, its officers, agents and all employees and volunteers, from all liability, damage, claims, injuries or suits arising from any such error, inaccuracy or problem. Furthermore, the User agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the County and its officers, agents and all employees and volunteers, from any and all claims, liability damages, injuries and suits arising from the use of the computer tapes or the digital maps therein or thereon by the User, its employees or assignees, or by any third parties.
3. Prince William County reserves the right to deny access to certain datasets.
4. The digital maps provided hereunder are provided ''as is'' and the County expressly disclaims all warranties, UCC and otherwise, express or implied including warranties as to accuracy of the digital maps and merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, and further expressly disclaims responsibility for all incidental, consequential or special damages arising out of or in connection with the use or performance of the digital maps.
5. User acknowledges this disclaimer of warranty and expressly waives all warranties express or implied and waives any right of claim for damages incidental, consequential or special, arising out of or in connection with the use or performance of the digital maps.
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1. All data Pursuant to Section 54.1-402, paragraph C of the Code of Virginia which is quoted below, since the data was not created, nor is it maintained under the supervision of a licensed land surveyor. “Any determination of topography or contours, or any depiction of physical improvements, property lines or boundaries is for general information only and shall not be used for the design, modification, or construction of improvements to real property or for flood plain determination.”2. This data is for reference purposes only and should not be used for design work.3. Prince William County hereby disclaims any and all liability or responsibility for any damage, injury, loss, claim, or lawsuit arising from any error, inaccuracy or other problem with either the digital maps contained with digital data delivery or digital data delivered. The User hereby releases the County, its officers, agents and all employees and volunteers, from all liability, damage, claims, injuries or suits arising from any such error, inaccuracy or problem. Furthermore, the User agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the County and its officers, agents and all employees and volunteers, from any and all claims, liability damages, injuries and suits arising from the use of the digital maps and data therein or thereon by the User, its employees or assignees, or by any third parties.4. Prince William County reserves the right to deny access to certain datasets.5. The digital maps and data provided hereunder are provided "as is" and the County expressly disclaims all warranties, UCC and otherwise, express or implied including warranties as to accuracy of the digital maps, data and merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, and further expressly disclaims responsibility for all incidental, consequential or special damages arising out of or in connection with the use or performance of the digital maps and data.6. User acknowledges this disclaimer of warranty and expressly waives all warranties express or implied and waives any right of claim for damages incidental, consequential or special, arising out of or in connection with the use or performance of the digital maps and data.
The Prince William County GIS database is copyrighted and digital map data will be released under a license-to-use agreement.
Add, remove, or edit case polygons.
2024-11-01
Frank Hunt
Prince William County Planning Office
Senior Data Systems Analyst
703-792-7615
5 County Complex Ct, Suite 210
Prince William
VA
22192
US
fhunt@pwcgov.org
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Polygon layer representing Residential Inventory cases
Geodatabase Design Document, ESRI
Feature Class
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OBJECTID
Internal feature number.
ESRI
Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.
SHAPE
Feature geometry.
ESRI
Coordinates defining the features.
Class
Zoning Districts classifications regarding development of properties.
Prince William County Planning Office, Zoning Administration
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
A-1
The Agricultural Zoning District (A-1) is intended to implement the agricultural and forestry (AF) classification of the Comprehensive Plan. .
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
B-1
The General Business District (B-1) is intended to implement the general commercial land use classifications of the Comprehensive Plan. It is generally intended to provide areas for community-scale retail, office, and institutional uses in appropriate areas.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
B-2
The Neighborhood Business District (B-2) is intended to implement the neighborhood commercial land use classification of the Comprehensive Plan. The B-2 District is designed to provide for areas of neighborhood-scale retail, and to a lesser extent, office and institutional uses but particularly consumer product and service centers in appropriate areas. The purpose of this district is also to promote employment opportunities and to enhance the tax base of Prince William County.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
B-3
The B-3 District is intended to implement commercial land use classifications of the Comprehensive Plan. The purpose of this district is to serve nearby residents, rather than pass-by or regional traffic, promote employment opportunities, and enhance the tax base of Prince William County.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
M/T
The Industrial/Transportation District (M/T) is intended to implement the industrial employment land use classification of the Comprehensive Plan. The purpose of this district is to also promote employment opportunities and to enhance the tax base of Prince William County. It is designed to provide areas for and encourage development of heavy industrial uses, and in particular for including those which generate considerable truck and/or heavy equipment traffic, or which require access to more than one mode of transportation. Facilities involving specialized transportation and industrial equipment, together with related supporting services, should be located in the M/T District since, by their nature, such uses must be served by transportation facilities capable of handling the type and amount of traffic generated.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
M-1
The Heavy Industrial District (M-1) is intended to implement the industrial employment land use classification of the Comprehensive Plan. The purpose of this district is to also promote employment opportunities and to enhance the tax base of Prince William County. It is designed to provide areas for and to encourage development of heavy and intensive industrial processing, manufacturing and storage with limited retail and service uses. Retail or residential and low intensity employment uses are generally incompatible with the nature of uses contemplated in the M-1 District.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
M-2
The Light Industrial District (M-2) is intended to implement the flexible use employment center land use classification of the Comprehensive Plan. It is also intended to implement the industrial employment center land use classification as a transition to the flexible use employment center land use classification. The purpose of this district is to also promote employment opportunities and to enhance the tax base of Prince William County. It is designed to provide areas for research and development centers, light industrial manufacturing, warehousing, wholesaling and related office and institutional uses, and not for retail and service uses except in support of the uses primarily intended.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
O(F)
The Office/Flex District (O(F)) is intended to implement the flexible use employment center and industrial employment land use classifications of the Comprehensive Plan. The purpose of this district is also to promote employment opportunities and to enhance the tax base of Prince William County. The O(F) District is designed to provide areas for research and development centers, office, institutional, and minimal impact industrial uses, with limited scale supporting retail and service uses, and to serve as a transition between lower intensity office uses and more intense industrial, office, and commercial uses.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
O(H)
The Office High-Rise District (O(H)) is intended to implement the regional employment center, regional recreational center, and office land use classifications of the Comprehensive Plan. The purpose of this district is to also promote employment opportunities and to enhance the tax base of Prince William County. The O(H) District is designed to provide areas for high-rise office and institutional uses, with limited scale supporting retail and service uses, to permit the establishment of non-industrial and non-retail employment centers near major transportation facilities, within designated employment areas and regional recreation areas.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
O(M)
The Office Mid-Rise District (O(M)) is intended to implement the regional employment center, regional recreation center, office, flexible use employment center, and community employment center land use classifications of the Comprehensive Plan. The purpose of this district is to also promote employment opportunities and to enhance the tax base of Prince William County. The O(M) District is designed to provide areas near appropriate transportation facilities within designated employment areas and regional recreation areas, for mid-rise office and institutional uses, with limited scale supporting retail and service uses, and to serve as a transition between lower intensity office, employment, and institutional uses, and higher intensity residential employment, industrial, and commercial uses.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
O(L)
The Office Low-Rise District (O(L)) is intended to implement the community employment center, office, flexible use employment center, and general commercial land use classifications of the Comprehensive Plan. It is designed to provide areas for low- to mid-rise office buildings and research and development facilities, with limited scale retail and institutional uses at a scale serving as a transition between low- to moderate-density residential uses and higher intensity non-residential uses. The purpose of this district is also to promote employment opportunities and to enhance the tax base of Prince William County.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
PBD
The Planned Development—Business District (PBD) is intended to provide for the flexibility of design necessary to implement the economic development goals and objectives of the County as set forth in the Comprehensive Plan. More specifically, it is intended to implement employment center land use classifications of the Comprehensive Plan. The PBD should be established in areas served by a freeway or interstate highway or serviced by a minor arterial or greater designation roadway. The objectives of the PBD are as follows: 1. Provide an opportunity for a planned nonresidential development which allows the mixing of commercial, research and development, office complexes, and certain types of manufacturing and related land uses; 2. Encourage the clustering of related industries; 3. Provide development guidelines which will produce a campus/park atmosphere or an integrated center for commerce and industry by establishing development standards for building setbacks, lot coverages, and permitted uses; 4. Encourage designs which will promote pedestrian access to support facilities; 5. Preserve trees and other environmental amenities; 6. Establish an efficient transportation system which supports pedestrian activities and integrates public and private transportation networks; 7. Promote the efficient use of utilities and infrastructure, and encourage architectural compatibility between and among structures within the PBD; and 8. Encourage the development of a site in a manner that promotes economical and efficient land use, an enhanced level of amenities, and variety in physical development and creative design.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
PMD
The Planned Development—Mixed Use District (PMD) is intended to encourage and accommodate a mix of commercial, office, and residential development with flexibility of design necessary to implement the economic development goals and objectives as set forth in the Comprehensive Plan. More specifically, it is intended to implement the community employment center and regional employment center land use classifications of the Comprehensive Plan. The PMD provides a single zoning district which promotes an integrated business community within which businesses and residences are conveniently linked. The PMD should be established in areas served by a freeway or interstate highway or serviced by a minor arterial or greater designation roadway. The objectives of the PMD are: 1. To promote a comprehensively planned business community that may include commercial services and a residential component. 2. To encourage coordination of "campus-like" office park and employment centers with residential areas, linked by pedestrian walkways through open space. 3. To reduce vehicular traffic by promoting employment and housing opportunities in close proximity to one another.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
PMR
1. The Planned Mixed Residential District (Planned Development) (PMR) is intended to implement the general purpose, intent, goals, objectives, policies, and action strategies of the Comprehensive Plan by promoting residential development consistent with the suburban residential low, suburban residential medium, suburban residential high, and community employment center land use classifications of the Comprehensive Plan in planned developments. The PMR District is designed to permit and encourage the establishment of communities of varied housing types in planned developments of ten or more contiguous acres, incorporating appropriate public, community and supportive commercial and employment services. This district is intended to provide flexibility, and the opportunity for specialized application of planning principles. 2. Within the PMR development, all public services and utilities, parks, open spaces, transportation network, and housing types shall be planned and located in such mix and fashion as to harmonize with natural features of the property, the overall planned development and surrounding uses. 3. Application for creation of a PMR District shall be made in accordance with the requirements of sections 32-280.01 et seq.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
RPC
1. The Residential Planned Community District (RPC) is intended to implement the general purpose, intent, goals, objectives, policies and action strategies of the Comprehensive Plan by promoting residential development consistent with the land use classifications of the plan in planned developments of not less than 500 contiguous acres under one ownership or control in those areas of the County where provisions for sanitary sewers, sewage disposal facilities, adequate highway access and public water supply are assured. Within such planned communities, the location of all residential, commercial, industrial and governmental uses, school sites, parks, playgrounds, recreational areas, commuter parking areas and other open spaces shall be controlled in such a manner as to permit a variety of housing accommodations and land uses in orderly relationship to one another. 2. A Comprehensive Plan amendment consistent with the proposed RPC may be heard concurrently with the rezoning application. If approved at the time of the rezoning, the Comprehensive Plan shall be amended to reflect creation of the RPC. 3. The master RPC zoning plan for a RPC District, when approved, shall constitute a part of the zoning regulations for the RPC subject thereof. 4. Application for creation of an RPC shall be made in accordance with the requirements of this Part 305 and Part 700 of this chapter. An RPC shall not be deemed to be included by use of the term "planned development district" unless otherwise specifically provided.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
R-30
The Urban Residential District (R-30) is intended to implement the residential component of the regional employment center land use classification of the Comprehensive Plan and to afford opportunities for providing the full range of supporting services to the elderly by allowing the mix of nonresidential uses and residential uses under certain circumstances. The R-30 District is designed to provide for and encourage quality multifamily development at urban densities not to exceed 30 dwelling units per net acre in locations well-served by public utilities and roadways.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
R-16
The Suburban Residential District (R-16) is intended to implement the suburban residential high and the residential component of the community employment center land use classifications of the Comprehensive Plan. The R-16 District is designed to provide for and encourage quality development at urban densities in locations well-served by public utilities and roadways, not to exceed 16 dwelling units per net acre.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
R-6
The R-6 Zoning District (R-6) is intended to implement the suburban residential medium and community employment center land use classifications of the Comprehensive Plan. Properties developed prior to April 21, 1998, shall be considered lawfully nonconforming with respect to the development standards of the R-6. The R-6 district is designed to provide for a mixture of single-family residential dwelling types at a density not to exceed six dwelling units per net acre so long as appropriate standards are maintained to insure a reasonable amount of open space and architectural variety, together with public and community buildings (schools, churches, etc.) and facilities necessary for or as are normally compatible with residential surroundings.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
R-4
The R-4 Zoning District (R-4) is intended to implement the suburban residential-low, suburban residential-moderate, and community employment center land use classifications of the Comprehensive Plan. This district is designed to provide for and encourage development of quality one-family dwellings at a low to moderate suburban density of approximately four dwelling units per acre or less.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
R-2
The R-2 Zoning District (R-2) is intended to implement the suburban residential-low land use classification of the Comprehensive Plan. This district is designed to provide for and encourage development of quality one-family dwellings at a low suburban density of approximately two dwelling units per acre or less.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
SR-1
The Semi-Rural Residential District (SR-1) is intended to implement the suburban residential low and semi-rural residential land use classifications of the Comprehensive Plan. This district is designed to encourage and transition the appropriate use of real property to those areas designated Agricultural or Estate in the Comprehensive Plan, including providing for large-lot single-family development along with certain generally compatible special uses in a semi-rural setting. It is the purpose of this district to encourage landowners to protect the environment, conserve natural resources and limit the type and density of development so that a harmonious relationship of land uses in semi-rural area is insured.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
SR-3
The Semi-Rural Residential District (SR-3) is intended to implement the semi-rural residential land use classifications of the Comprehensive Plan. This district is designed to encourage and transition the appropriate use of real property to those areas designated Agricultural or Estate in the Comprehensive Plan, including providing for large-lot single-family development along with certain generally compatible special uses in a semi-rural setting. It is the purpose of this district to encourage landowners to protect the environment, conserve natural resources and limit the type and density of development so that a harmonious relationship of land uses in semi-rural area is insured.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
SR-5
The Semi-Rural Residential District (SR-5) is intended to implement the semi-rural residential land use classification of the Comprehensive Plan. This district is designed to encourage the appropriate use and transition of real property to those areas designated Agricultural or Estate in the Comprehensive Plan, including providing for large lot single-family development along with certain generally compatible special uses in a semi-rural setting.. It is the purpose of this district to encourage land owners to protect the environment, conserve natural resources and limit the type and density of development so that a harmonious relationship of land uses in the semi-rural area is insured.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
V
The Village Zoning District (V) is intended to implement the VMU land use classification of the Potomac Communities Revitalization Plan. This district is designed to provide for, and encourage development of, residential and neighborhood commercial uses, intermingled in a neighborhood of small lots, laid out in a traditional street grid. Development within the village district should be oriented toward the pedestrian rather than the automobile, minimizing potential points of conflict between pedestrians and vehicles. Other considerations should include the scale and arrangement of buildings, with specific attention to street-level facades, and a mix of uses that contribute to a vibrant community.
Prince William County Zoning Ordinance
CaseNumber
Land development Zoning (REZ) or Special Use Permit (SUP) Case Number
Prince William County Planning Office
Land use case number generated in Energov
Shape.STLength()
Polygon perimeter in square feet
Esri
n/a
SF
Integer
4
10
0
GISAcreage
Number of acres within the area of the case polygon calculated by ArcGIS. This is entered based upon case information and may be different than the Approved size. This may only show the undeveloped residential portion of the case.
Prince William County Planning Office
n/a
CaseName
Land use development case name
Prince William County Planning Office
Land use development case name assigned in Energov
DUCountType
DU Count Type
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0
0
Shape
Feature geometry.
ESRI
Coordinates defining the features.
Overlap
This is a yes or no field. Is that a mixed project where the residential and non-residential polygon areas overlap each other.
Prince William County Planning Office
Yes
Yes - there is overlap per definition
Planning Office
No
No - there is no overlap per definition
Planning Office
n/a
TH
Townhouse (TH) or Single-Family Attached (SFA) quantity of the polygon area. This included 2-over-2 unit style dwellings.
Prince William County Planning Office
Number of single family attached dwelling units
MF
Multi-Family Attached (MFA), condos, and apartments in the polygon area.
Prince William County Planning Office
Number of multi-family attached dwelling units in the polygon
Active
A yes or no field to determine if the case is active. A case that is "Active" would have had some type of development within approximately 2 years.
Prince William County Planning Office
Yes
Yes - case is active per definition
Planning Office
No
No - case is not active per definition
Planning Office
n/a
AgeRestricted
Yes or no field to determine if the case is an age-restricted case.
Prince William County Planning Office
Yes
Yes - age-restricted dwelling units are proffered
Planning Office
No
No - age-restricted dwelling units are not proffered
Planning Office
n/a
Activity
That latest date a case has developmental activity occurring.
Prince William County Planning Office
n/a
created_user
GIS user that created original line item
PWC GTS
n/a
created_date
Date line item was originally created
PWC GTS
n/a
last_edited_user
GIS user that last edited the line item
PWC GTS
n/a
THBuilt
TH Built
Integer
4
10
0
THRemaining
TH Remaining
Integer
4
10
0
MFBuilt
MF Built
Integer
4
10
0
MFRemaining
MF Remaining
Integer
4
10
0
last_edited_date
Date line item was last edited
PWC GTS
n/a
SFBuilt
Number of built Single Family Detached (SFD or SF) dwelling units
Prince William County Planning Office
n/a
SFRemaining
Number of remaining Single-Family Detached (SFD or SF) dwelling units.
Prince William County Planning Office
n/a
Trigger_
Internal control to update designated data fields
Planning Office
n/a
TotApproved
Total number of proffered dwelling units approved for the development
Planning Office
n/a
Energov_ID
Case ID number from EnerGov.
Prince William County Planning Office
Positive real numbers that are automatically generated.
Text
Case ID number from EnerGov.
Prince William County Planning Office
TotalBuilt
Total number of dwelling units built in development
Planning Office
n/a
MagistDist
Magisterial District in which the development area is located
Prince William County
Brentsville
Brentsville Magisterial District
Prince William County
Coles
Coles Magisterial District
Prince William County
Gainesville
Gainesville Magisterial Disrict
Prince William County
Neabsco
Neabsco Magisterial Dsistrict
Prince William County
Occoquan
Occoquan Magisterial District
Prince William County
Potomac
Potomac Magisterial District
Prince William County
Woodbridge
Woodbridge Magisterial District
Prince William County
n/a
GlobalID
GlobalID
GlobalID
38
0
0
TOTRemaining
Total dwelling units remaining to be built within the project area.
Prince William County Planning Office
n/a
Shape.STArea()
Calculated shape area in square feet
Esri
n/a
dataset
EPSG
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FALSE
225
TRUE
FALSE