Ad Hoc Monitoring Group on Waterfront Construction

In October 2014, the City established a citizens’ Ad Hoc Monitoring Group on Waterfront Construction to proactively address impacts such as noise, hauling, dust and other impacts, once development along the waterfront begins. Read more for members and meetings.

Page updated on Dec 10, 2020 at 5:37 PM

Purpose

The monitoring group membership is comprised of the following individuals representing the noted organizations.  These members serve as  liaisons between the Ad Hoc Monitoring Group and their respective organizations, keeping the lines of communication open regarding the progress of private and public development along the waterfront and to identify any concerns the community may have as such activity occurs. A City project team consisting of representatives from Code Administration, and the Departments of Transportation and Environmental Services; Project Implementation; and Recreation, Parks and Cultural Activities is assisting the Ad Hoc Monitoring Group in this process.    

Meetings & Materials

Unless otherwise posted, Monitoring Group meetings are held the first Monday of each month at 5 p.m. in the Sister Cities Conference Room, City Hall, 301 King St. 

Meeting Schedule

Archived Meeting Information

City Contact:  Pete Mensinger, Code Administration,  703.746.4210

Waterfront Construction Living Timeline

General Information

Ad Hoc Monitoring Group Purpose Memo

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

City Construction Monitoring Matrix

RiverRenew - CSO Project

Construction Vibration Information

Rodent Abatement Program

Review Upcoming Meeting Dockets

  • City Council
  • Board of Architectural Review (BAR)
  • Planning Commission

Report a Problem: Use the City's online customer service program to report a problem and contact City officials.

City Contact Information:

Membership

  • John Bordner, Chair, Representing the Waterfront Commission
  • Katy Cannady, Representing the Old Town Civic Association
  • Bert Ely, Representing the Friends of the Alexandria Waterfront
  • Charlotte Hall, Representing the Alexandria Chamber of Commerce
  • Barbara Saperstone, Representing the Waterfront Place HOA
  • Nina Randolph, Resident At-Large, Robinson Terminal North Neighborhood
  • Adam Hayes, Robinson Landing

  • Pam Sullivan, Harborside

Note: Active membership will change based on development project construction status.

Private Development Project Updates

Indigo Hotel (Carr)

PROJECT COMPLETE - Section will not be updated 
Periodic updates and "look ahead schedules" will continue to be provided, and additional information and resources are available on the City's website.  Please forward this email to any neighbors not on this list and encourage them to send their email addresses to info@carrcc.com in order to be included in future emails. If you do not wish to be included in future emails, please reply to this email with "UNSUBSCRIBE" and we will remove you from the list.

Old Dominion Boat Club (ODBC)

PROJECT COMPLETE - Section will not be updated

Robinson Terminal South (RTS)

Robinson Terminal North (RTN)

Watermark Condominium 

To determine approved permits for this project, use the City's Permit Tracker App:

  • Watermark Condominium
    211 The Strand Street
    Alexandria, VA 22314

Staff Report

January 2018 Community Presentation

Public Development Updates

Contacts:

Projects: 

How to Lodge a Noise Complaint

The Department of Transportation and Environmental Services, through its Office of Environmental Quality (OEQ) administers and enforces the provisions of the Noise Code. The  Police Department,  Code Administration, and  Construction & Inspection Division are also responsible for enforcing the Noise Code. 

  • OEQ answers complaints during regular business hours. To lodge a complaint with OEQ, report online. or call 703.746.4065. 
  • Code Administration enforces the construction, construction devices and power equipment provisions of the Noise Code. To lodge a complaint, report online. or call 703.746.4200. 
  • The Police Department has a non-emergency phone number for complaints after regular business hours (after 5 pm on weekdays, during weekends, and Holidays when City Hall is closed). To lodge a complaint, please call 703.746.4444. 

When lodging a complaint, please remember to include:

  1. Provide a description of the noise your experiencing;
  2. Provide your contact information if you would like a return call;
  3. Provide the location of your complaint;
  4. Provide the time, date, and duration of the complaint; and
  5. Provide any additional information that will assist the staff with resolving the issue.

Sec. 11-5-12 describes the civic and criminal penalties that may be imposed by DEQ for noise violations. DEQ makes every effort to work with individuals to resolve noise issues before resorting to punitive measures. 



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