Springfield Community Business Center Commuter Parking Garage

Project Updates

Virtual Meeting on Parking Relocation During Springfield Garage Construction Held Nov. 18

FCDOT held a virtual community meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2020, at 7 p.m., on parking relocation during construction of the Springfield Community Business Center Commuter (SCBCC) Parking Garage.

• View Meeting Presentation Slides
• Watch Meeting Video

Construction on the SCBCC is scheduled to begin Spring/Summer 2021, It was postponed from the previously scheduled start date of March 2020 due to the additional requirements to modify construction documents that adhere to federal bidding and construction regulations. FCDOT has identified alternative, temporary parking for users of the existing park-and-ride lot during construction, until the new Springfield Garage is completed in the spring of 2023. 

Previous Meeting Information

• Springfield Commuter Garage Meeting Presentation 
  Nov. 20, 2019
• Community Meeting Presentation -
  April 9, 2018
• Community Meeting Presentation -
  April 9, 2017
• Community Meeting Flyer - April 9, 2017
• Community Meeting Flyer - Nov. 8, 2017
• Community Meeting Presentation -
  April 20, 2017
• Community Meeting Flyer - April 20, 2017
• Project Fact Sheet
• Community Meeting Presentation - Aug. 17, 2016
• Community Meeting Minutes - Aug. 17, 2016

Project Background

The Springfield Multi-Use Parking Garage is a six-level structure that will hold approximately 1,000 parking spaces, and will enhance commuters' transportation options with the installation of:

• a bus transit center and seven bus bays
• commuter (slug) spaces
• a short-term parking area for pick up and drop off
• a pedestrian bridge over Old Keene Mill Road, connecting the garage to Springfield Plaza
• bicycle storage
• community areas for gatherings and events on the ground level and roof top

The total project estimate is $63.81 million, and is fully funded by the Federal Transit Agency, Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program (Federal Highway Administration), and the Fairfax County Commercial and Industrial Tax.

In 2014, Fairfax County completed a feasibility study for a multi-use commuter parking facility and transit center identified in the Fairfax County Comprehensive Plan. The facility will be constructed on an existing surface commuter parking lot owned by the County on Old Keene Mill Road west of I-95 in the Springfield Community Business Center. 

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