The dispute over the fate of the Brutalist concrete church at 16th and I streets began decades ago. Now the debate over what to replace it with is underway and so far it isn’t going much more smoothly.

Kerin replaces Scott Brickman, who will become board chairman, succeeding his father, Dick Brickman, who will serve as chairman emeritus.

The new theater will be attached to the existing Dulles Town Center mall, off of Leesburg Pike near Route 28, on the second floor between Sears and J.C. Penney. Construction will begin later this year and be complete in 2013, creating a new entrance to the mall and a box office.

Inova, headquartered in Falls Church, operates hospitals in Alexandria, Fair Oaks, Fairfax, Leesburg and Mount Vernon, but lacks Children’s expertise in specialty pediatric care.

Cardinal, a $2.6 billion-asset bank with 27 branches primarily in Northern Virginia, was accused of failing to serve minority communities equitably following its 2004 acquisition of George Mason Mortgage. The Justice Department informed the bank on May 11 that it had concluded its review and had no intentions of filing a lawsuit.

The buildings are part of a 3 million-square-foot commercial portfolio that Monday Properties owns with Goldman Sachs, after Goldman acquired a 78.5 percent stake in the portfolio last November.