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We are thrilled to announce that according to the latest rankings by Niche, Loudoun County has once again demonstrated its excellence in education. Out of the top 25 high schools in Virginia, an impressive eight of them are located right here in Loudoun County. Furthermore, we are proud to highlight that two of these distinguished schools, Riverside High School and Stone Bridge High School, are situated in the Ashburn District. This achievement is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our students, teachers, and the entire school community. Congratulations to all for this outstanding recognition!
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Featured in the Ashburn District Flyer
Proposed Transmission Line Projects
- Proposed Transmission Line Project: Aspen to Golden
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Upcoming Election
Loudoun County News
Upcoming Events & Engagement Opportunities
Comprehensive Plan Amendments & Zoning Ordinance Amendments
in the Ashburn District
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- Comprehensive Plan Amendment to Remove the planned Gloucester Parkway Extension from the Countywide Transportation Plan (CTP)
Legislative Applications for Development in the Ashburn District
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Significant By-Right Developments in the Ashburn District
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Road Improvements in the Ashburn District
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* This application is coming to the May 15, Board of Supervisors Public Hearing. Learn more about providing public input here.
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From the Office of the Ashburn Supervisor |
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Greetings Ashburn/Lansdowne!
Data centers and their growth continue to be a hot topic in Loudoun County, so I thought now would be a good time to update all of you on the measures I’ve spearheaded, and the Board of Supervisors (BOS) implemented over the past two years to address this issue. First, it’s important to understand some basics.
Data centers first came to Loudoun County when the original AOL campus was built in 1997, and the first mention of data centers in our zoning ordinance was in 2003. Loudoun’s Department of Economic Development (DED) crafted an award-winning strategy to attract data centers here because of the extensive, underground fiber-optic network originally built by a number of private companies who formed the Metropolitan Area Exchange-East (MAE-East) based on research by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. (DARPA). This fiber-optic network yields a very low latency rate (time it takes for data to move from point A to point B).
Growth continued at a rapid but not unreasonable or unmanageable pace until the pandemic. During the pandemic, the worldwide demand for data exploded. At the same time, as data centers responded to their market, they accelerated an already established practice of buying up any land that allowed data centers to be built “by right.” "By right" is a land application that does not require approval from the Board of Supervisors. The approval or denial of applications for "by right" developments are managed administratively by county staff and must conform to the current zoning ordinance.
By May 2022, this unrestrained and largely unmanaged “by right” data center growth had become a real concern for several of us on the BOS. Thus, I, as the Transportation and Land Use Committee (TLUC) Chair, made a motion asking staff to develop a recommendation for TLUC and the BOS about how to manage continued data center growth, particularly “by right” growth. Over the course of three meetings (two meetings in June and one in July 2022), and relying on a map of parcels of existing data centers and allowed data centers commissioned by Algonkian Supervisor Juli Briskman some years earlier, the staff brought forth a strategy that:
- Updated the current and projected data center map,
- Recommended changes to our Comprehensive Plan (called a CPAM: Comprehensive Plan Amendment), and
- Recommended changes to the corresponding Zoning Ordinance Amendment (ZOAM) to support the CPAM.
Since the TLUC meetings in 2022, I have worked very hard to reassert BOS managerial control over all data center development, establish more stringent performance standards for both existing and new data centers, and ensure BOS visibility over every data center built in Loudoun County going forward. Please understand, when you suddenly try to slow a bullet train travelling at 120 MPH to 60 MPH, it takes some time for those changes to take effect. Nevertheless, we on the BOS are working hard to slow this train down. These are the actions I and some of my fellow Board members have taken and plan to take:
- During our Zoning Ordinance Rewrite discussion in the Fall of 2023, I proposed a motion requiring a Special Exception (SPEX) application for data center construction on Office Park zoned land. A SPEX application will require those applicants to come before the BOS for a decision. Supervisor Briskman made a similar motion for the Research Development Park zoning district. Additionally, data centers were completely removed as a use in the Town Center zoning district and the Route 28 Corridor District under Corridor Business and Corridor Industrial. These changes were adopted by the BOS on December 13, 2023.
- The BOS voted to include several performance standards in the new Zoning Ordinance, particularly for those data centers on land located next to residential neighborhoods. These standards require increased setbacks, building appearance, noise mitigation, natural screening, etc. All applications submitted after December 13, 2023, for data centers must now meet these updated standards.
- During the Zoning Ordinance Rewrite process, it became clear we cannot change the Comprehensive Plan and the Zoning Ordinance separately regarding data centers because the urgency to make more changes is just too high. Consequently, the BOS opted to do a follow-on combined CPAM/ZOAM update specifically regarding data centers within the next 12-18 months. However, Supervisor Briskman and I felt two parts of that update were especially urgent and should be addressed immediately. Supervisor Briskman introduced a motion to have the Comprehensive Plan data center map updated again, and I introduced a motion to make the remaining three zoning districts allowing data centers “by right” to now require a SPEX application. We expect these two CPAM/ZOAMs to come back to the BOS sometime this summer or next Fall.
- The remainder of the data center CPAM/ZOAM will include significant changes to data center performance standards beyond those approved in the Dec. 13, 2023, Zoning Ordinance Rewrite.
- And of course, data center growth leads to higher demands for power which leads to more overhead transmission lines. I am actively and assertively involved in all aspects of Dominion Energy’s transmission line construction along Rte. 7 and through western Loudoun County to advocate for the least intrusive option. Please understand, the explosive growth of data centers and of each individual data center’s demand for power make these two lines a near certainty. The data center growth captured in our three TLUC meetings in 2022 confirmed what PJM, the northeastern U.S. power authority, had identified in February, 2022: Dominion Energy’s transmission infrastructure in Loudoun County was seriously deficient. A week after these meetings took place, Dominion Energy informed the data center community in “data center alley” it would face major power constraints until new lines could be built. As a utility, Dominion is required by law to deliver power to its customers, yet even those two new lines won’t be built until at least 2027. My goal is to ensure we begin seriously limiting the need for more transmission lines beyond these two. This is a tall order, but I believe it’s essential to preserve our quality of life.
My apologies for the long intro, but this topic will be front and center for the foreseeable future, and I thought a “how we got here” primer might be helpful.
Best!
Mike Turner
Ashburn District Supervisor
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Proposed Transmission Line Projects |
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Proposed Transmission Line Project:
Aspen to Golden
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We will continue to provide updates about this proposal as we become aware of new information. Here are the latest details:
Background: Dominion Energy has developed proposals for a project named “Aspen to Golden,” a potential transmission route that calls for the construction of new transmission lines that will run from a future Leesburg substation (Aspen) to a future Ashburn substation, near Loudoun County Parkway (Golden). During their virtual and in-person meetings on January 9th and January 11th, Dominion announced updated proposed routes along Route 7 and Loudoun County Parkway. To view a picture of the proposed routes for Aspen to Golden, click here. For an interactive map of the proposed routes, click here, scroll down and click "Continue as guest".
Routing decision: Dominion chose the south side of Route 7 for most of the corridor. In part this decision was made because there are two applications for data centers on the south side of Route 7 and it is more practical to keep the lines on the same side rather than cross back and forth from the north side. There is one small section where they have given an alternate route near Belmont Chase shopping center. Please click the link above to see the complete routing recommendations by Dominion.
Timeline: Dominion's estimated project timeline for Aspen to Golden:
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March 2024: Application for Aspen to Golden submitted to the SCC.
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December 2024: SCC issues the Final Order/Application Approval.
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August 2025: Construction begins.
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December 2027: Construction concludes.
The information above reflects Dominion's current estimated timeline and might be modified. A complete list of estimated timelines for all of Dominion's NOVA Reliability Projects can be found here.
Dominion Energy is required by law to provide electricity to its customers and is responsible for submitting potential transmission routes to the SCC, as well as engaging with the community for feedback on their proposals. The State Corporation Commission (SCC) is the legal authority in Virginia that makes the final routing decisions for all transmission routes.
During its April 2, 2024, meeting the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors voted in favor of filing a “notice of participation” in Dominion Energy’s application to the State Corporation Commission (SCC) for construction of a new substation and new transmission lines that, if approved, would run along Route 7 in Loudoun County. The Board’s action will allow Loudoun County to join the case that is before the SCC and to provide input on the proposed power project.
Provide Input to the SCC
The SCC has published the application for Dominion's "Aspen-Golden 500-230 kV Electric Transmission Project" and is now allowing the public to provide comments online.
Additionally, the SCC has scheduled two public hearings for this application.
- 10am – 08/06/2024 – Telephonically Public Witness (Virtual)
- 10am – 08/07/2024 – SCC 2nd Floor Court Room (In-person)
Any potential updates related to the scheduled Public Hearings can be found here.
While the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors has no formal role in the approval process, the county will serve as a “referral agency” for any proposals within the county. This includes a review by Loudoun County to evaluate proposals for conformance with the land use, environmental and heritage resources policies of the Loudoun County 2019 Comprehensive Plan.
Supervisor Turner continues to encourage his constituents to speak out against powerlines on Route 7 at public input sessions during BOS Business Meetings. For BOS meeting schedules and information about signing up to speak at BOS Business Meetings, please click here. Additionally, Supervisor Turner encourages residents who are opposed to this project to consider signing this petition from the Lansdowne Conservancy to oppose towers on Route 7.
Stay Informed:
Active State Legislation: Currently there is legislation (SB 708) that requests that a portion of the transmission Line running along Route 7 be undergrounded as a pilot project. This bill was continued to the next legislative session in 2025. Loudoun County sent a letter to the committee strongly supporting this legislation.
We understand that our community is going to have a lot of questions, especially as this process moves forward. We encourage you to stay informed about the progress of this project.
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General information landing page for Dominion’s NOVA projects: dominionenergy.com/nova
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“GeoVoice,” an interactive mapping tool that gives members of the public the ability to review and provide feedback on Dominion’s proposed project routes: geovoice.com/dominion/LoudounCounty
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“NOVA Virtual Open House,” an interactive website that includes information about all of Dominion’s transmission route plans for Loudoun County: engage.com/novareliability
Contact Dominion Energy:
Dominion Energy has provided the following contact information for questions and to provide feedback about this project:
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During its April 16, 2024, business meeting, the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution in opposition to a proposed new electrical transmission line route that would cut through western Loudoun.
NextEra Energy, Inc. (NextEra) proposes new 500kV transmission lines running from a new substation near the West Virginia border through western Loudoun County to the Aspen substation located near Cochran Mill Road east of the Town of Leesburg (Western Loudoun Route).
Regional Electrical Planning
On December 11, 2023, the Transmission Expansion Advisory Committee of Pennsylvania-New Jersey-Maryland Interconnection, LLC (PJM) approved NextEra’s proposal, known as “Proposal 853,” for consideration. PJM is a regional transmission organization operating under the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) that coordinates the movement of electricity in all or parts of thirteen states and the District of Columbia.
While NextEra’s proposal is only a preliminary routing plan, the identified route through western Loudoun would run through mountainous, rural, historic, environmentally sensitive and productive agricultural areas. It would also pass near the villages of Waterford and Paeonian Springs, and the towns of Hamilton and Leesburg. The Board’s adopted resolution states that the proposed western Loudoun route would “negatively impact natural, environmental and heritage resources, local businesses in the agricultural, equine, hospitality, and tourism sectors, National Historic Landmarks and National Register of Historic Places, agricultural and forestal districts, open space and conservation easements, and residents” living in the area.
Potential Alternate Route
Loudoun County has proposed an alternate western Loudoun route that relies on existing electrical transmission rights of way that connect the Woodside substation to the Doubs substation (south of Frederick, Maryland), and then south across the Potomac to the Aspen substation. The alternative route would use the existing Pepco right-of-way in Maryland and existing Dominion Energy right-of-way in Loudoun County.
Approval Process
Loudoun County is closely monitoring the process conducted by the Regional Transmission Organization (RTO) PJM Interconnection, which has included consideration of proposals to improve a portion of the nation’s power grid to prepare for growing demand in Virginia and Maryland. PJM is the RTO charged by the FERC with coordinating the sale and movement of electricity in designated states, including Virginia.
In Virginia, the State Corporation Commission (SCC) must approve any proposed high-voltage transmission lines prior to construction. While the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors has no formal role in the approval process, the county will serve as a “referral agency” for any proposals within the county. In addition, the SCC will hold public hearings for those proposals, during which county officials, local organizations and members of the public will be able to offer comments.
In a separate action, on April 2, 2024, the Board voted to file a “notice of participation” in Dominion Energy Virginia’s application to the SCC for new transmission lines along Route 7 in eastern Loudoun. The Board’s action will allow Loudoun County to join the case that is before the SCC and to provide input on the proposed power project.
More Information
Read the April 16, 2024, staff report (PDF) to view maps of proposed routes and to read the Board’s adopted Resolution Opposing NextEra Energy’s Proposed New High Voltage Transmission Route Through Western Loudoun County and Encouraging the Use of Existing Electrical Transmission Right-of-Way.
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Loudoun County election officials remind voters that early voting for the June 18, 2024, primary election begins May 3, 2024.
Both the Democratic and Republican parties are participating in the primary election. All registered voters are eligible to vote as Virginia does not register voters by party affiliation. At the polls, voters will indicate which ballot they would like to receive.
Voters will choose the Republican nominee for the United States Senate and the Democratic and Republican nominees for the U.S. Representative from the 10th Congressional District. Incumbent U.S. Senator Tim Kaine is automatically the 2024 Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate as no one else filed to run in the primary.
Early voting begins Friday, May 3, at the Office of Elections and Voter Registration, 750 Miller Drive, Suite 150, in Leesburg. Early voting hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Note: The office will be closed Monday, May 27, 2024.)
Additional Early Voting Hours at Satellite Locations
Additional early voting sites at Carver Senior Center in Purcellville, Claude Moore Recreation Center in Sterling and Dulles South Recreation Center in South Riding will be in operation beginning Saturday, June 8, and will continue the following Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. Early voting ends Saturday, June 15. Exact dates, times and locations are posted at loudoun.gov/VoteEarly.
Voter Registration Deadline
The deadline to register to vote in the June 18 election or to update current voter registration information is Tuesday, May 28, 2024. Voters may register after May 28 and vote a provisional ballot. Information about Same-Day Voter Registration is available from the Virginia Department of Elections.
Stay Election-Informed
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Text LCVOTES to 888777 to receive text alerts from the Loudoun County Office of Elections and Voter Registration or sign up for the Election Update category through Alert Loudoun, the county’s email and text notification system.
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Follow the Office of Elections and Voter Registration on Facebook and Twitter. Loudoun County Government also posts general information on Facebook and Twitter.
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During the March 19, 2024, business meeting, the majority of the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors voted to reconsider its previous vote on March 13 to deny a residential development application known as Tillett’s View (LEGI-2023-0031, Tillett’s View). As a result, the Board may approve or deny an amended application on the same project. The proposal is scheduled to be heard again during the Board’s May 15, 2024, public hearing.
“I heard the concerns from the surrounding community regarding this application,” said Broad Run District Supervisor Sylvia R. Glass, in whose district the proposed project would be located. “After the Board’s vote to deny, the applicant reached out and offered to improve the application by reducing the density of the development by 40 units to a total of 357 units on the 50 acres, which addresses some of our concerns and prompted the Board’s willingness to reconsider the application.”
About the Application
The proposal for Tillett’s View that the Board previously considered requests to rezone approximately 50 acres of land near Waxpool Elementary School to allow the construction of 397 homes, including detached units, townhouses and multifamily units. During the March 13 public hearing, the majority of the Board voted to deny the application based, in part, on incompatibility with existing residential development and concerns about the traffic impacts to the surrounding road network.
The Tillett’s View applicant, Pulte Home Company LLC, has informed members of the Board of an intent to replace a type of multifamily residential unit known as a two-over-twos with townhouses, resulting in a reduction of 40 homes. The details of an amended application, including any associated proffers, must still be finalized prior to the May 15, 2024, public hearing at which time the Board will consider an amended application.
New information regarding the application will be posted on the county’s website in advance of the public hearing at loudoun.gov/bosdocuments.
Public Hearing
The application is currently scheduled for the Board’s public hearing on Wednesday, May 15, 2024, at 6:00 p.m., in the Board Room at the Loudoun County Government Center, 1 Harrison St. SE, in Leesburg. Members of the public may sign up in advance to provide input to the Board. More information about providing public input is posted online at loudoun.gov/signuptospeak.
Residents may contact members of the Board at any time by phone and email. Contact information is posted at loudoun.gov/bos.
In addition to attending in person, members of the public may watch the public hearing on cable TV (Comcast Channel 23 or Verizon FiOS Channel 40) or online at loudoun.gov/meetings.
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Volunteers hit the ground running with two workdays at Goose Creek Pointe Park.
Last weekend, volunteers gathered at the soon-to-be-open Goose Creek Pointe Park to install a new trail. This is the second of two workdays at the park which brought together 13 trail enthusiasts to rake, dig, and move obstructions to create a 1.75-mile loop. Finalized trailblazing and mapping is underway with an expected opening at the end of May.
In addition to clearing a new trail, the volunteers removed invasive plants like garlic mustard and multiflora rose while appreciating the ephemeral wildflowers in the scenic peninsula.
The new Goose Creek Pointe Park will be accessed at the trailhead and parking area at nearby Edgar Tillet Memorial Park by the Beaverdam Reservoir Trail. The future trail connection is in partnership with NoVa Parks and Loudoun Water. This park is currently not open to the public.
Volunteers have been making a big impact within Linear Parks and Trails. In addition to trail building, the Trail Rangers Program collects information from hikers, bikers, and equestrians who are regular users of Loudoun’s trails. Trail Rangers can report problems to staff who can quickly address felled trees or abandoned property.
To learn more about the Trail Rangers Program or to find out about more volunteer opportunities with Loudoun County Parks, Recreation and Community Services, visit https://bit.ly/Volunteer4PRCS.
About LPAT: Loudoun County is developing an interconnected, countywide linear parks and trails system. The comprehensive system will provide a variety of functions and benefits, including recreation, alternative transportation, wildlife habitat, water quality protection, flood hazard reduction, aquifer recharge, erosion prevention, property value enhancement, economic development, and scenic beauty.
Details about LPAT are available at loudoun.gov/linearparksandtrails. Residents who are interested in staying informed about the project of the LPAT project are encouraged to sign up for email or text updates by visiting the project webpage.
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The Board’s action is in response to an increase in the number of pump and haul requests for large-scale operations and addresses concerns about environmental risks associated with them. The adopted interim policy excludes low-volume temporary pump and haul applications for new construction with sewage volume of less or equal to 1,000 gallons per day.
What is a Pump and Haul System?
Pump and haul systems are used when an existing sewage system has failed or is not available. They can be used for residential or commercial properties. Wastewater is stored in a tank until a truck can remove it and haul it to a wastewater treatment facility.
Such requests are permitted under the Virginia Administrative Code. Loudoun has approved 95 permanent pump and haul applications over the years, compared to 12 in Fairfax County, five in Prince William County and two in Clarke County. Fairfax and Clarke counties do not allow the use of permanent pump and haul operations for new construction.
The state permits three types of pump and haul systems:
- Emergency: Approval less than 12 months when an existing on-site sewage system has malfunctioned and is being repaired.
- Temporary: Approval for less than 12 months for construction and connection to an on-site sewage system or sewage treatment plant.
- Permanent: Approval for more than 12 months.
The Loudoun Health Department can issue emergency and temporary pump and haul approvals, while the Board of Supervisors must approve permanent pump and haul systems.
Rise in Large-Scale Requests
Historically, the Loudoun Board has typically approved applications for permanent pump and haul systems where public infrastructure is imminent, and with relatively low sewage volume of between 750 and 1,500 gallons of wastewater output per week, or in instances where an existing onsite system has failed and there is no alternate repair or replacement option. The County has received applications with volumes as high as 420,000 gallons per week.
Environmental Risks
Properly installed permanent pump and haul systems still pose an environmental risk based on multiple points of potential failure. There is the potential for overflow if there is a surge in volume or if the system alarm fails.
In addition, hauling wastewater presents a spill risk that increases with volume. For example, a 420,000-gallon per week system could require as many as 118 pump truck visits per week.
Permanent pump and haul operations are only intended as a last resort method to address an existing public health risk. County staff has consistently recommended that construction approvals should align with the pace of utility infrastructure development to prevent development from outpacing infrastructure availability. The pending permanent pump and haul applications to serve new construction do not address public health risks and are not supported by the wastewater policies of the 2019 Comprehensive Plan.
More Information
For more information about wells and onsite septic systems, as well as the permit guidelines for an emergency pump and haul, visit the county’s website.
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The Loudoun County Fire and Rescue Fire Marshal's Office reminds our residents and visitors that open burning is prohibited in Loudoun County and the incorporated Towns of Leesburg, Lovettsville, Middleburg, Purcellville, and Round Hill, between May 1st and September 30th, 2024.
These regulations prohibit open air fires or open burning with the following considerations:
- Campfires, no larger than three feet in diameter by two feet in height and used for cooking purposes, are exempt from these prohibitions, provided they are not within 50 feet of any structure.
- Portable outdoor fireplaces and chimineas are not considered open burning but must be used in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and shall not be operated within 15 feet of a structure or combustible material. Single-family, attached and detached, homes are exempt from the distance mandate but are strongly encouraged to follow this fire safe practice.
- On a year-round basis, open burning (including campfires) is always prohibited in the town limits of Lovettsville, Middleburg, Purcellville, Round Hill, and all subdivisions ("urban or built-up areas") throughout the county.
Fire Marshal Disclaimer: The Loudoun County Fire Marshal may impose regulations, at any time, based upon complaint, atmospheric or other environmental circumstances, to restrict or extinguish any fire that is otherwise permitted according to these guidelines.
Violations and Penalty: Any person who violates the fire code could be convicted of a Class 1 misdemeanor, which carries a penalty of a fine up to $2,500 and up to a year in jail. Further, if convicted, a person may be required to compensate the locality for the full costs of fighting a fire.
Questions regarding open burning regulations should be directed to the Loudoun County Fire and Rescue Fire Marshal’s Office at 703-737-8600 or www.loudoun.gov/openburning.
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Loudoun County Treasurer Henry C. Eickelberg reminds taxpayers that the deadline for payment of the first half personal property tax is May 6, 2024.
Payments received or postmarked after May 6, 2024, will incur a 10% late payment penalty, plus an interest charge of 10% per year on both the unpaid taxes and all late payment penalties. Any personal property taxes that remain unpaid for more than 60 calendar days after the original due date will be charged an additional 15% penalty plus interest at 10%. Taxpayers who are having financial difficulties should contact the Office of the Treasurer’s Collections Team at 703-771-5656 for assistance.
Payments can be made using electronic check (eCheck), VISA, MasterCard, American Express or Discover. Please note that there is a convenience fee added to credit card transactions. There is no fee for eCheck.
For safety and convenience, taxpayers are encouraged to make payments online. Payments may be made:
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Online: loudounportal.com/taxes
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Telephone: 1-800-269-5971 may be called 24 hours a day. During regular business hours, call 703-777-0280. Have your account number and credit card number ready.
- By Mail: County of Loudoun, P.O. Box 1000, Leesburg, Virginia 20177-1000
- In Person: Treasurer’s Office Locations
- 1 Harrison Street, S.E., First Floor, Leesburg, Virginia 20175
- 46000 Center Oak Plaza, First Floor, Sterling, Virginia 20166
- A 24-hour drop box is located outside the Leesburg and Sterling offices.
Business Hours
The office’s regular business hours are 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. On Friday, May 3, and Monday, May 6, offices will be operating under extended business hours from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
For More Information
Contact the Loudoun County Treasurer's Office at 703-777-0280 or by email if you have not received your bill or if there are any questions.
Stay up to date on tax information by subscribing to the Tax Notices category of Alert Loudoun at loudoun.gov/alert. You can also text the word “TAXES” to 888777 to receive text messages about tax-related information, including upcoming deadlines. Please note: Additional message and data rates may apply.
For information regarding real property or personal property tax exemptions or deferrals, contact the Commissioner of the Revenue’s Office by email, by phone at 703-737-8557 or visit loudoun.gov/taxrelief.
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Upcoming Events & Engagement Opportunities |
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The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) invites all county residents to attend its quarterly public information safety meetings at each of the agency’s four service areas beginning later this month.
Topics will include recent crimes and trends in the area, traffic safety, and other public safety-related concerns.
The meetings will be led by a Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office Captain who represents the service area. Sheriff Mike Chapman or a member of the LCSO leadership team will also be present.
- Tuesday, April 30, at 7 p.m., Ashburn Station, 20272 Savin Hill Drive, Ashburn
- Wednesday, May 1, at 7 p.m., Eastern Loudoun Station, 46620 E. Frederick Drive, Sterling
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Loudoun County will host a hazardous waste collection event for businesses and other non-residential generators on Thursday, May 2, 2024. Pre-registration is required to participate, and must be received no later than 5:00 p.m. Friday, April 26. The program consists of two collection events a year where eligible hazardous waste generators may deliver toxic, reactive, ignitable and corrosive materials for proper disposal.
The Loudoun County Business Hazardous Waste Program is offered for businesses and organizations located in Loudoun County that are considered “Very Small Quantity Generators” that do not exceed the following thresholds:
- Less than 220 pounds of hazardous waste is generated per calendar month.
- Less than 2.2 pounds of acutely hazardous waste is generated per calendar month.
- Not more than 2,220 pounds (roughly five 55-gallon drums) of hazardous wastes are accumulated on-site at any time.
Hazardous waste disposal through this program typically results in reduced costs for participants as compared to establishing collection service directly with a hazardous waste management company. The business or organization pays for disposal of the material but does not pay for the waste collection or mobilization.
Visit loudoun.gov/bhwp for registration forms and event information or call 703-771-5514.
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Managing Public Trees and Spaces for Wildlife
Part of VCE Loudoun Master Gardener's Free Lecture Series
Thursday, May 2, 2024
7:00-8:00 p.m.
Hosted by Loudoun County Public Library
As a nation, we are becoming more and more disconnected from nature, even though spending time outdoors has been shown to provide measurable physical and psychological benefits. For wildlife, the rate at which natural habitats are being conserved is declining, and there is great potential to provide valuable resources within cities and communities. Therefore, the management of public green spaces for both wildlife and humans is a win-win situation. This talk will discuss strategies and ideas for managing trees in public spaces (i.e. parks, recreation spaces, residential areas) for wildlife. Specifically, we will talk about how to promote habitat for birds, bats and pollinators.
Event Details:
Password: LCPL
Speaker Bio:
Marne A. Titchenell is the Extension Wildlife Program Director with the Ohio State University. She works within the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences in the School of Environment and Natural Resources. She provides a variety of educational programs, workshops, conferences and publications centered on wildlife ecology and biology, habitat management for wildlife and managing nuisance wildlife species.
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In recognition of National Historic Preservation Month, Loudoun Clerk of the Circuit Court Gary M. Clemens is hosting a First Friday program, Friday, May 3, 2024, focused on the preservation of Loudoun County’s historic court records. The free program will be held at the Charles Hamilton Houston Courthouse, 18 East Market St. in Leesburg, 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Visitors will learn how valuable court papers have been preserved for many centuries, read about historic events reflected in the documents and observe how deputy clerks who specialize in preservation continue conservation and preservation efforts today.
Visitors can observe techniques, such as a spa tank, flat filing processes, mending protocols and other methods used to preserve Loudoun history for future generations.
Court records included in this exhibition include the 1759 Plan of Leesburg, Land Tax Books, 19th-century land tax books, Revolutionary War-era records and more.
For more information, contact the Clerk of Circuit Court’s Historic Records Division at 703-737-8775 or via email.
More information about the Loudoun Clerk of the Circuit Court’s historic court records may be found at loudoun.gov/clerk-archives.
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The Loudoun County Disability Services Board, The Arc of Loudoun and the Loudoun County Workforce Resource Center will co-host a Disability Resource and Employment Fair, Friday, May 3, 2024, 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m., at Claude Moore Recreation & Community Center, 46105 Loudoun Park Lane, Sterling.
The free event is intended to highlight a wide variety of community resources available to people with disabilities as well as employment opportunities. Participating organizations will include representatives of the Loudoun County government as well as organizations that provide educational, employment and recreational opportunities to Loudoun residents.
Resource and Employment Fair Organizers
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The Loudoun County Disability Services Board advises the Board of Supervisors on issues of importance to people with disabilities, their families and caregivers.
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The Arc of Loudoun, based in Leesburg, advocates for, educates, serves and supports people with disabilities and their families.
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The Loudoun Workforce Resource Center provides no-cost resources and equipment to both job seekers and businesses, connecting job seekers and employers, to help them achieve their employment goals.
Anyone who requires a reasonable accommodation for any type of disability or needs language assistance in order to participate in the Disabilities Resource and Employment Fair should contact Loudoun County Public Affairs and Communications at 703-777-0113 or by email. Three business days’ notice is requested.
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Join Loudoun County Parks, Recreation and Community Services (PRCS) for a free community festival hosted by the Douglass Community Center to celebrate and showcase the Latino culture throughout Loudoun County and the region.
The Loudoun Latino Festival will be held Sunday, May 5, 2024, from 12:00 to 5:00 p.m. at the Shenandoah Building, located at 102 Heritage Way, NE in Leesburg.
The Loudoun Latino Festival features live music and entertainment, food for purchase, giveaways, local businesses, nonprofit and commercial vendors, and children's activities, including face painting, crafts, moon bounces, stack cups, and more!
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Members of the community are encouraged to learn and engage about Loudoun County’s efforts to increase environment and energy sustainability by attending the second annual Energy and Environment Forum Tuesday, May 14, 2024, 5:30 – 8:00 p.m., at the Academies of Loudoun, 42075 Loudoun Academy Drive, Leesburg. The forum is hosted by the Loudoun County Environmental Commission, which advises the Board of Supervisors on policies and practices dealing with the environment, sustainability and the management of energy.
The forum will feature breakout sessions with subject matter experts where members of the public may learn about ongoing activities in the areas of energy and the environment and provide comments. Topics include:
- Electric Vehicles
- Environmental Careers
- Everyday Home Energy Savings
- Invasive Plants
- Solar Energy
- Tree Selection
- Watersheds
- Wildlife Corridors
In addition, the forum will feature a listening session to hear from the community about what Loudoun should be working on with respect to environmental and energy sustainability matters.
The annual forum provides members of the public with the opportunity to learn more about energy and environmental topics and provide comments on what the county’s role should be regarding environmental and energy sustainability. The public’s comments will be shared with the Board of Supervisors during the Environmental Commission’s annual update to the Board.
Anyone who requires a reasonable accommodation for any disability in order to participate, including language assistance, may call 571-258-3443. Three days’ notice is requested.
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Loudoun County homeowners and small businesses once again have the opportunity to sign up to learn more about solar power options specific to their property through Solarize Virginia.
The program offers free satellite solar assessments, streamlined installation and discounted pricing on solar systems from vetted installers. Solarize Virginia also connects participants with information on the current 30% federal solar tax credit and other incentives, including the Solar Renewable Energy Certificates. Property owners in Loudoun also may be eligible for Loudoun County’s Solar Energy Tax Exemption.
Anyone interested in learning more about solar power is encouraged to register an upcoming virtual information session about the Solarize Virginia program.
- Wednesday, May 15, 6:00 – 7:00 p.m.
- Monday, June 3, 3:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Solarize Virginia is sponsored by the Local Energy Alliance Program in partnership with the Northern Virginia Regional Commission and participating municipal governments, including Loudoun County. The 2024 program runs through June 30.
More information about the Solarize Virginia program is online at solarizeva.org.
Information about obtaining the proper permits for installing either a residential or commercial solar photovoltaic system in Loudoun County is available at loudoun.gov/solarpermits.
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Loudoun County will host two pit stops in Leesburg and Sterling for Bike to Work Day on Friday, May 17, 2024. This free annual event celebrates a healthy and fun way to get to work with over 100 different pit stops throughout the Washington Metropolitan area. Participants will bike to a pit stop, pick-up a free T-shirt and giveaways, and enjoy refreshments before beginning their workday.
New and experienced bicycle commuters are encouraged to register online before the event and ride to one of Loudoun County’s pit stops. Both pit stop locations are adjacent to the Washington and Old Dominion (W&OD) Trail:
- Leesburg: Raflo Park, 345 Harrison St. SE, 6:30 - 9:00 a.m.
- Sterling: Just east of Route 28 at 183 Ruritan Road behind Northrop Grumman, 6:30 - 9:00 a.m.
A third pit stop in Loudoun County will be hosted by Full Distance Physical Therapy & Wellness:
- Purcellville: 130 S. 20th St., 7:00 - 11:00 a.m.
Participants are invited to share their photos by tagging Loudoun County social media pages and adding the hashtag #BTWD2024.
Bike to Work Day is coordinated regionally by the Washington Area Bicyclist Association and Commuter Connections and is held rain or shine. The annual event attracts thousands of cyclists throughout the region. The local festivities are planned by Loudoun County Transit and Commuter Services.
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Comprehensive Plan Amendments & Zoning Ordinance Amendments
in the Ashburn District
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The Zoning Ordinance regulates land use throughout the county and is the primary implementation tool for the 2019 Comprehensive Plan, a policy document that provides a flexible framework and implementation strategy to meet the county’s future land use and transportation needs. Although CPAMs and ZOAMs are frequently undertaken together, not every project requires both.
The priority for this section is to provide our constituents with up-to-date information about any Board initiated CPAMs and ZOAMs that will impact the Ashburn District.
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Comprehensive Plan Amendment to Remove the Planned Gloucester Parkway Extension from the Countywide Transportation Plan (CTP) |
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Description: During the January 10th, 2024 Board of Supervisors Public Hearing, a motion was made by Supervisor Turner, and supported by the Board of Supervisors, that directed county staff to initiate and prepare a Comprehensive Plan Amendment to remove the planned Gloucester Parkway extension from the Countywide Transportation Plan (CTP). This planned extension requires construction of a bridge over the Goose Creek to connect Gloucester Parkway to Crosstrail Boulevard.
Update: The proposed amendment will be referred to the Planning Commission for a future public hearing.
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LandMARC Progress Updates |
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On August 14, 2023, Loudoun County launched LandMARC (Land Management, Applications, Research, Coordination). LandMARC is the county's online land management system. More information about LandMARC can be found here.
Stay Informed
Beginning September 26, 2023 there will continue to be twice-weekly updates to share the progress in processing permits. These updates will be posted online at Loudoun.gov/bdpermits. The link to this information is also posted in the LandMARC self-service portal. Loudoun.gov/LandMARC remains the landing page for all industry to get information about the system, including system status, help and how-to guides, and read important updates on the LandMARC blog.
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Legislative Applications for Development in the Ashburn District |
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Reminder: All items appearing on the agenda of a BOS Public Hearing will be placed into one of the following sections: “Hearing of New Items,” “Hearing of Returning Items Ready for Action,” and “Adoption of the Consolidated Agenda.”
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Hearing of New Items: Unless the Board sends an item from this section to a standing committee, or votes to suspend its rules, the default “next step” for these items is to be forwarded to a future BOS Public Hearing for action.
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Hearing of Returning Items Ready for Action: Items that have appeared on the agenda of a previous BOS Public Hearing will be placed in the section of the agenda titled “Hearing of Returning Items Ready for Action.”
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Approval of Consolidated Agenda: At the beginning of the consolidated public hearing, the Chair will announce the individual items proposed for the consolidated agenda. After a call for public speakers has been made, the BOS may act on each item, without voting to suspend its rules. If there are speakers for an item on the consolidated agenda, the item will be removed from the consolidated agenda and placed on the standard public hearing agenda. To qualify for placement on the consolidated agenda, an item must have unanimous support from the BOS, as well as a recommendation of approval from county staff and the planning commission. “New” or “returning” items may be added to the consolidated agenda if the above criteria are met.
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Arcola Farms Residential
Application Number: LEGI-2023-0034
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Description: “Arcola Farms Residential” is a proposed application in Ashburn and Little River Districts to rezone 80.8 acres to allow the construction of three hundred and seven (307) single-family detached residential units. The residents are currently zoned to Sycolin Creek Elementary School, Brambleton Middle School, and Independence High School.
Status remains the same since the 03/29/2024 Newsletter: This application is scheduled to come to the May 15th Board of Supervisors Public Hearing.
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Previous Update: At the February 8th, Planning Commission Work Session, the Planning Commission voted to send this application to a future Board of Supervisors Public Hearing.
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Previous Update: At the December 18th, Planning Commission Public Hearing, the Planning Commission voted to send this application to the February 8th, Planning Commission Work Session
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Previous Update: This application is scheduled to come to the December 18th, Planning Commission Public Hearing.
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Previous Update: County staff from multiple departments are reviewing this application with the applicant.
For more information on this application, click here. To review the application documents, scroll down to the middle of the page and click the “Attachments” tab. To leave a public comment for county staff, click here. Supervisor Turner also invites you to share your thoughts and opinions about this application with him via email at mike.turner@loudoun.gov.
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Goose Creek Village West
Application Number: LEGI-2023-0038
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Description: “Goose Creek Village West” is a proposed application to rezone 20 acres (revised from 25 acres) to allow for the construction of an additional 222 residential units. These include 104 single-family attached units, and 46 multi-family stacked units, and 72 multi-family attached units. The residents are currently zoned to Belmont Station Elementary School, Trailside Middle School, and Stone Bridge High School.
New Update: At the April 23rd, Planning Commission Public Hearing the Planning Commission voted to send this application to the June 13th, Planning Commission Work Session.
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Previous Update: This application is now scheduled to come to the April 23rd, Planning Commission Public Hearing.
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Previous Update: This application is scheduled to come to the March 26th, Planning Commission Public Hearing.
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Previous Update: County staff from multiple departments are reviewing this application with the applicant.
For more information on this application, click here. To review the application documents, scroll down to the middle of the page and click the “Attachments” tab. To leave a public comment for county staff, click here. Supervisor Turner also invites you to share your thoughts and opinions about this application with via email at mike.turner@loudoun.gov.
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Luck Stone Leesburg Plant
Application Number LEGI-2023-0084
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Description: Luck Stone Leesburg Plant is a Zoning Concept Plan Amendment (ZCPA) Application to amend proffers and development conditions to allow for expansion of mining operation in quarry B, on the east side of Goose Creek, underneath the current processing plant, resulting in the processing plant and point of sale to move to the west side of the property. On the west side of Goose Creek, the application is amending the development conditions to allow for Stonewater Lane to be used for shipping mined materials off-site and to rezone a portion of Luck Stone’s property to allow for data center uses. According to Luck Stone, if this application is approved, the timing of the relocation of the point of sale to Stonewater Lane and the expansion of mining operations in quarry B is subject to several variables but is not currently anticipated for approximately 25 years.
Status remains the same since the 05/23/2023 Newsletter: County staff from multiple departments are reviewing this application with the applicant.
For more information on this application, click here. To review the application documents, scroll down to the middle of the page and click the “Attachments” tab. To leave a public comment for county staff, click here. Supervisor Turner also invites you to share your thoughts and opinions about this application with him via email at mike.turner@loudoun.gov.
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Belmont Cove Rezoning
Application Number: LEGI-2023-0074
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Description: “Belmont Cove” is a Zoning Map Amendment application to rezone 8 acres to allow for the construction of 80 multifamily residential units. The residents are currently zoned to Newton-Lee Elementary School, Belmont Ridge Middle School, and Riverside High School.
Status remains the same since the 08/11/2023 Newsletter: County staff from multiple departments are reviewing this application with the applicant.
For more information on this application, click here. To review the application documents, scroll down to the middle of the page and click the “Attachments” tab. To leave a public comment for county staff, click here. Supervisor Turner also invites you to share your thoughts and opinions about this application with him via email at mike.turner@loudoun.gov.
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Trailside Park
Application Number: LEGI-2023-0083
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Description: “Trailside Park” is an application to establish a 150-foot-tall monopole telecommunications tower, as well as a supporting equipment compound, that will be located separately from the tower, in a secure fenced area.
New Update: At the April 23rd, Planning Commission Public Hearing the Planning Commission voted to send this application to the June 13th, Planning Commission Work Session.
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Previous Update: This application is now scheduled to come to the April 23rd Planning Commission Public Hearing. It was previously scheduled to appear before the Planning Commission on March 26th.
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Previous Update: This application is scheduled to come to the March 26th Planning Commission Public Hearing.
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Previous Update: County staff from multiple departments are reviewing this application with the applicant.
For more information on this application, click here. To review the application documents, scroll down to the middle of the page and click the “Attachments” tab. To leave a public comment for county staff, click here. Supervisor Turner also invites you to share your thoughts and opinions about this application with him via email at mike.turner@loudoun.gov.
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Description: Century Corner at Goose Creek Village is an application to amend the concept plan and proffers from a previously approved application (ZMAP-2015-0008) to increase the maximum number of Independent Living (IL) units permitted to be developed from 80 to 120 units (40 additional units) on the Property.
Status remains the same since the 01/12/2024 Newsletter: County staff from multiple departments are reviewing this application with the applicant.
For more information on this application, click here. To review the application documents, scroll down to the middle of the page and click the “Attachments” tab. To leave a public comment for county staff, click here. Supervisor Turner also invites you to share your thoughts and opinions about this application with him via email at mike.turner@loudoun.gov.
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(Potential Application from Belmont Greene Commercial LLC)
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Disclaimer: As of March 29th, 2024, our office has confirmed that an official application has not been submitted to the county. The information about this potential application comes from a pre-application conference, which is a standard meeting between applicants and staff from multiple county departments for an initial review of development concepts. Due to the nature of this initial review, it is common for applicants to modify details of a proposed development before submitting an official application. To eliminate confusion, our office prefers to share application details only once an official application has been submitted. However, many constituents have contacted our office to inquire about this potential development and have asked us to keep them informed. We will continue to provide updates as more information becomes available.
Description: Belmont Greene Commercial LLC has proposed submitting an application for a Zoning Concept Plan Amendment (ZCPA) to allow for development of approximately 360 residential units and 11,000 square feet of commercial floor space on approximately 26 acres of land.
Status remains the same since the 12/29/2023 Newsletter: A “formal application” for this proposed development concept does not currently exist. The details in the description are subject to change.
For more information, click here. Supervisor Turner invites you to share your thoughts and opinions about this application with him via email at mike.turner@loudoun.gov.
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Northstar Square
Application Number: LEGI-2023-0020
(Formerly known as "Mercer Crossing")
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Description: "Northstar Square” is a proposed application to rezone 110.86 acres to allow the construction of 1,138 dwelling units. These include 297 single-family attached units, 485 multi-family stacked units, and 356 multi-family attached units. The residents are currently zoned to Newton-Lee Elementary School, Belmont Ridge Middle School, and Riverside High School.
Status remains the same since the 09/14/2023 Newsletter: The Northstar Square rezoning application was removed from the September 13th BOS Public Hearing agenda, by the developer. The developer has indefinitely deferred this application.
Please see the application for this parcel in the “Significant By-Right Developments in the Ashburn District” section below, under the application titled "Belmont Landbay KK Data Center."
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Previous Update: At the June 8th Planning Commission Work Session, the Planning Commission voted to send the Northstar Square application to the September 13th, Board of Supervisor's Public Hearing, with a recommendation of approval.
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Previous Update After the Planning Commission voted to send the Northstar Square application to the Board of Supervisors, with a recommendation of denial, the applicant requested that the recommendation be reconsidered, the recommendation was rescinded, and was sent back to the Planning Commission’s Work Session on June 8th.
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Previous Update: At the April 13th, Planning Commission Work Session, the Planning Commission voted to send this application to the June 14th Board of Supervisors Public Hearing.
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Previous Update: At the February 9th, 2023, Planning Commission Work Session, the Planning Commission voted to send this application to future work session on April 13th.
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Previous Update: This application is scheduled to come to the February 9th, 2023 Planning Commission Work Session.
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Previous Update: County staff from multiple departments are reviewing this application with the applicant.
For more information on this application, click here. To review the application documents, scroll down to the middle of the page and click the “Attachments” tab. To leave a public comment for county staff, click here. Supervisor Turner also invites you to share your thoughts and opinions about this application with via email at mike.turner@loudoun.gov.
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Significant By-Right Developments in the Ashburn District |
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By-right: A "by-right" development is an application that does not require approval from the Board of Supervisors. The approval/denial of applications for by-right developments are managed administratively by county staff and must conform to the current zoning ordinance.
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Description: “CyrusOne Broadlands Data Center” is a by-right application which plans to build a 41,000sf data center on 58 acres. The underlying zoning in Planned-Development Industrial Park (PD-OP). Data Centers are allowed by-right on PD-OP zoned land.
Status remains the same since the 01/26/2024 Newsletter: County staff from multiple departments are reviewing this application with the applicant.
For more information on this application, click here. To review the application documents, scroll down to the middle of the page and click the “Attachments” tab.
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Weller’s Corner Commercial Building
Application Number: EPLAN-2024-0001
(By-right Application)
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Description: “Weller’s Corner Commercial Building” is a by-right site plan amendment to change the second-floor usage, of the existing building, from Commercial to Residential. A site plan amendment will need to show how the minimum parking requirements will be met for all proposed uses on the property, as well as FAR requirements and residential density requirements. This is an administrative modification of the previously approved application: REST-2014-0001.
Status remains the same since the 01/26/2024 Newsletter: County staff from multiple departments are reviewing this application with the applicant.
For more information on this application, click here. At the time of publication for this newsletter (04/26/2024), no publicly available documents are associated with this application. Check the previous hyperlink for updates.
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Belmont Landbay KK Data Center
Application Number: STPL-2023-0025
(By-right Application)
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Description: “Belmont Landbay KK Data Center” is a by-right site plan approval request to develop data centers on approximately 51 acres that is zoned for Planned Development Office Park (PD-OP). The applicant proposes developing two data center buildings, one substation and one office building.
Status remains the same since the 01/26/2024 Newsletter: County staff from multiple departments are reviewing this application.
For more information on this application, click here. To review the application documents, scroll down to the middle of the page and click the “Attachments” tab.
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Avonmore
Application Number: CPAP-2021-0044
(By-right Application)
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Description: "Avonmore" is a by-right application to construct 14 detached single-family houses on 16.8 acres in the single family residential (R1) zoning district. Prior to redistricting, this application was located in the Blue Ridge District. Now, this application is located in the Ashburn District
New Update: This application was approved on February 29th, 2024.
For more information on this application, click here. To review the application documents, scroll down to the middle of the page and click the “Attachments” tab.
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Road Improvements in the
Ashburn District
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Waxpool Road & Faulkner Parkway Roundabout
Application Number: CPAP-2021-0039
(Road Improvement)
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Description: CPAP-2021-0039 is a construction plan profile (CPAP) for the design of a two-lane roundabout, to be built at the T-intersection of Waxpool Road and Faulkner Parkway. This roundabout was proffered as a part of the Waxpool Crossing application (ZMAP-2019-0020), which was approved by the Board of Supervisors in 2021.
New Update: Engineering plans were submitted by the applicant and are being reviewed by county staff from multiple county departments.
For more information on this application, click here. To review the application documents, scroll down to the middle of the page and click the “Attachments” tab.
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VDOT 511
511 provides users with real-time, accurate traffic information from the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) about road conditions, traffic congestion, and highway construction anywhere you are, anytime you need it.
More information on VDOT 511 can be found here.
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Online Process for Building Permits, Land Development Applications
Homeowners and residential contractors can submit their completed application form and supporting documentation, including drawings and plats, in PDF format for most residential construction projects to the Department of Building and Development online. More information about the online submission process and requirements is available here.
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Residential Traffic Calming Guide
Loudoun County’s Department of Transportation and Capital Infrastructure (DTCI) manages an eight-phase process to address traffic calming, which considers residents’ concerns regarding speeding, safety and overall quality of life on publicly-maintained residential streets.
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Who Maintains my Street?
To identify which entity responsible for maintaining your road/street, Loudoun County made an online color coded mapping system which helps residents determine who to contact when work needs to be done.
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Report a road problem
VDOT created an easy to use online form to report unsafe and hazardous road conditions. Similarly, work requests for state-maintained roads can also be made here.
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Paving Schedule
VDOT reports what roads will be paved during the fiscal year and updates their website with progress updates.
Find VDOT's Paving Schedule here.
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As your representative on the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors, my top priority has been to serve your needs and work towards the betterment of our community. Please don’t hesitate to contact me directly or my staff with any input and ideas you may have for the Ashburn District. The best way to reach me is by email, which I monitor on a regular basis.
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Mike Turner
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Supervisor
703-777-0205
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Rachael Mai
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Chief of Staff
703-737-8180
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Joel Gicker
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Legislative Aide
571-440-1947
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