MANASSAS -- Residents could soon see the city of Manassas making changes like a dog park and less traffic on Route 28.
The city has been holding “community conversations” since June, and plans to use the next 18 months to update its comprehensive plan for “land use, development, preservation, and related economic and social issues.”
“The turnout has been excellent,” Patty Prince, communications manager for Manassas, told Potomac Local. “We are seeing lots of residents attending the meetings and they’re really telling us what they want us to know,” she said.
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