The EHO Trial was held from July 8 to July 15, 2024. A verdict is not expected for several weeks or more following the August 1 post-trial brief filing deadline. Here are some highlights.
The Arlington chapter of NAACP has submitted an Amicus Curiae brief in the EHO lawsuit to help advise the court on the topic.
This guide presents an overview of each phase of the lawsuit filed in April 2023 by 11 Arlington homeowners against Arlington County, which attempts to overturn the County’s 2023 approval of Expanded Housing Options (EHO) zoning ordinance amendments.
Arlington County’s path toward adoption of Expanded Housing Options was a multi-year research and public engagement effort. ArlingtonWINs new resource provides a history of each stage.
Letter to the Editor in the Gazette Leader. Lawsuits are complicated. No one is winning the lawsuit until the judge makes the final decision.
Supporters of Arlington's landmark Expanded Housing Options (EHO) zoning ordinance are celebrating the first anniversary of its approval on March 22, 2023, with the creation of a new community group, ArlingtonWINs (Arlingtonians for Welcoming and Inclusive Neighborhoods).
ArlingtonWINs is a broad coalition of Arlingtonians that support diverse housing options throughout Arlington County. ArlingtonWINs wants to ensure that policies such as Expanded Housing Options (EHO) zoning are in place to help create more welcoming and inclusive neighborhoods and to help achieve Arlington’s vision of being a “diverse and inclusive world class urban community.”