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600 N. Glebe Road – Harris Teeter Site

Location

Addresses: 600 N. Glebe Road, 616 N. Glebe Road, 624 N. Glebe Road, 640 N. Glebe Road, and 525 N. Thomas St.

The 269,558 sq. ft. (6.1 acre) site is bounded by North Glebe Road (north) and North Thomas Street (south).

Status

Final Submittal

This reports the status related to the 4.1 Site Plan Process only -- not the status of building or construction permits.

About the Project

The applicant, SEHT North Glebe, LLC, proposes redevelopment of the existing Harris Teeter grocery and American Service Center site with a mixed-use project, including a new flagship-level Harris Teeter, an additional ~13,000 sq. ft. of retail, 685 multi-family apartment units, and a half-acre public park. The applicant proposes to re-zone the entire site to R-C, Multiple-family Dwelling and Commercial District. Additional project details include:

Incorporation of 616, 624, and 640 N. Glebe Road (ASC), and 525 N. Thomas St. (119,089 sq. ft.), into Site Plan #72.

Major Site Plan Amendment:

  • Two mixed-use buildings, one 7-stories and one 8-stories (both ~85 feet tall)
    • LEED Silver certification
  • 2.97 FAR
  • 685 residential units
  • New Harris Teeter and ground-level retail (84,643 sq. ft. total)
  • Three-level structured parking garages (923 parking spaces total)
  • New public park (~0.5 acres)
  • Extensions of N. Tazewell St. and N. Randolph St., and new street from N. Thomas St. into the site

Modifications:

  • Reduce residential parking requirements to one space per unit
  • Reduce required landscaped open space

Rezoning:

  • From C-O-2.5, C-2, RA8-18, and SD districts to entirely R-C

Project Materials

Applicant Materials

Meeting Materials

Site Plan Review Committee
  • TBD

Background Materials

  • North Quincy Street Plan Addendum (2013)
  • October 2017: Conceptual Review Memo
    • Note: This is a review of the applicant's Concept Plan. Concept Plans are an early, high-level look at a development proposal before a developer makes a formal submission of a full 4.1 application. Concept Plans are reviewed by County staff and do not have the level of detail of a complete 4.1 Plan. Afterwards, staff will prepare a report for the applicant, intended to identify major issues early-on in a potential site plan application, and to give the applicant an opportunity to address those issues before formal filing of a 4.1 application. Therefore, the Concept Plan and subsequent submitted 4.1 Plan will differ and some issues raised by staff in the Concept Plan review may have been resolved prior to the 4.1 application.