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Where can I put an outdoor dining located on private property in Alexandria, VA?

“outdoor dining located on private property” matches 2 uses this ordinance names separately. We do not choose between them — they can have different answers, so every one is shown.

Outdoor dining located on private property

Allowed by right in 7 districts

DistrictProperties loadedCodeWhat says so
CDD
the ordinance paragraph quoted here
no parcels loadedAllowedSec. 5-602(E)(5)
Outdoor dining located on private property;
CDD#1
the ordinance paragraph quoted here
74AllowedSec. 5-602(E)(5)
Outdoor dining located on private property;
CDD#10
the ordinance paragraph quoted here
696AllowedSec. 5-602(E)(5)
Outdoor dining located on private property;
CDD#16
the ordinance paragraph quoted here
190AllowedSec. 5-602(E)(5)
Outdoor dining located on private property;
CDD#5
the ordinance paragraph quoted here
372AllowedSec. 5-602(E)(5)
Outdoor dining located on private property;
CDD#9
the ordinance paragraph quoted here
990AllowedSec. 5-602(E)(5)
Outdoor dining located on private property;
RMF
the ordinance paragraph quoted here
5AllowedSec. 3-1402(C)(10)
Outdoor dining located on private property;

Outdoor dining located on private property at a commercial complex

Allowed by right in 3 districts

DistrictProperties loadedCodeWhat says so
CRMU/H
the ordinance paragraph quoted here
186AllowedSec. 5-302(E.2)
Outdoor dining located on private property at a commercial complex;
CRMU/L
the ordinance paragraph quoted here
202AllowedSec. 5-102(E.2)
Outdoor dining located on private property at a commercial complex;
CRMU/M
the ordinance paragraph quoted here
200AllowedSec. 5-202(E.2)
Outdoor dining located on private property at a commercial complex;

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This answer is good through January 24, 2026 — that is the date the ordinance we hold runs to, as published by Municode. We last checked with the city on September 24, 2026 and found nothing newer. That is a check on that date, not a promise about today.

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