April 2023 Newsletter | Monday, A3, 2023 | |
Dear Broad Run Friends and Neighbors,
Yesterday at noon a shooting occurred in the food court at the Dulles Town Center mall, where one person was injured. A Leesburg man was arrested within minutes and it is not fully known what caused the incident or how the two individuals had previously interacted. Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective K. Mitchell at 703-777-1021. My thoughts are with the victim of the shooting and I thank our first responders for their timely and swift actions.
During the month of March, the Board of Supervisors underwent the annual budget process where we approved expenditures for the next fiscal year (July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2024) and approved next year's real estate (house/land) and personal property (car, boat, etc.) tax rates. After several budget work sessions, the Board arrived a real property tax rate of $0.875 per $100 in assessed value and a personal property tax rate of $4.15 per $100 in assessed value. Although this is a reduction for both tax rates (from $0.89 and $4.20, respectively), several property owners in Broad Run will see increased tax bills due to property assessments continuing to rise. More information on the budget is available at Loudoun.gov/Budget.
Even though this was a difficult budget year with rising costs for residents and the county’s expenses, I was able to secure successes for Broad Run District initiatives. First, my colleagues agreed to support expansion of the county’s Glass Recycling Program which will allow for a purple glass recycling bin to be placed in the 20147 area of Ashburn. This is as a result of an initiative I submitted over a year ago to study for the program’s expansion, so that residents of Broad Run would not have to drive to Sterling, Arcola, or Leesburg to recycle glass separately from other recyclables. In addition to that Broad Run specific initiative being funded, the Board also added another Child Protective Services Unit to the Department of Family Services, an Elder Resources Case Manager to Parks and Recreation, and a Domestic Violence Probation Officer to Community Corrections, among other worthwhile and necessary positions for our growing county.
In addition to the base budget, I was also able to advocate for several adjustments to the county’s Capital Improvement Program (CIP) that will greatly benefit Broad Run District’s road and construction projects. The significant road adjustments are that a portion of the Prentice Drive project from Loudoun County Parkway to Lockridge Road was delayed until 2031. This is a section of roadway that goes through several data center campuses and is not vital to the road system as was once thought, when the area was supposed to have more active office and industrial uses developed. Through the delay of that section of Prentice Drive, I was able to accelerate the construction of two other road projects in Broad Run. The first will be the extension of Shellhorn Road from Sterling Atlantic Boulevard to Moran Road. This was originally scheduled to be constructed in 2027 but will now be constructed a year earlier in 2026. The second accelerated project is the widening of Route 7 eastbound from Loudoun County Parkway to Route 28 (extending the merge and exit lanes to meet each other). This project was originally slated to be completed in 2031 but will now be completed by 2030. Finally, I was also successful in having an eastern Loudoun Community Arts Center added to the list of CIP projects that are slated for future development. This did not involve any money being allocated for an arts center, but it identifies the project as a desire for the County and allows the Board to have more discussions, studies, and funding opportunities when it is identified in our CIP. I want to thank several Broad Run District residents who approached me last year to begin the process of exploring how a Community Arts Center might work in eastern Loudoun.
I also want to touch on something I have received several questions on and seen posted on social media channels in the community: the discussion being had by the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) to allow data centers to run on diesel generator power through July 31, 2023. The origin of the request comes from a thought that the electric grid in the area might be overloaded for the first months of the summer due to increases in electricity that comes with A/C units and summer month activities. The reason to allow the data centers to go on generator power would be to free up capacity on the electrical grid by taking certain data centers offline and onto generators, thus avoiding possible blackouts. All that being said, not much has been shared with the Board of Supervisors nor our county staff about what this means for Loudoun’s air quality, how often the generators might be utilized, or how real the possibility of electric grid capacity issues this summer might be. Chair Randall (At-Large), Supervisor Turner (Ashburn), and I have drafted a letter for the full Board to consider at our meeting tomorrow that would be sent to DEQ, in addition to a letter the Board has already sent that asks several questions of DEQ. I will continue to share information about this discussion as it becomes available to the Boar as I am very concerned about allowing this request to be approved by DEQ.
At the March 28 Planning Commission Public Hearing, the Commission voted unanimously to deny the Belmont Chase Commercial II special exception application for a gas station. This application will now be forwarded to the Board of Supervisors’ public review stage, where it will go through another public hearing before the Board makes a final vote of approval or denial at a later business meeting date. The Top Golf lighting special exception application also appeared at the Planning Commission March 28 Public Hearing and was forwarded to the Board’s May 10 Public Hearing with a unanimous recommendation of approval. This project provides for changes to the lighting at the Top Golf complex that bring them lower than their current height on the building and more directly pointed at the field instead of shining to the nearby roads and properties. These changes are the result of discussions I had with Top Golf and county Zoning Enforcement after hearing from constituents that the lights were blinding from Russell Branch Parkway and Route 7. Additionally, as an update to AT&T’s proposed cell tower at One Loudoun, I have had continued conversations with milestone since the community meeting in February and they will no longer pursue a cell tower at the Ashburn Sheriff’s Station site. Milestone Towers/AT&T is instead now exploring a cell tower inside the Claiborne Parkway/Route 7 Interchange.
I also want to highlight three exciting events that have recently occurred in the district. I had the pleasure of attending Loudoun Symphony Orchestra’s “American Stories” concert, featuring music by Duke Ellington, Aaron Copland, and Florence Prince. It was wonderful to see our local artists at work, and I look forward to continuing my effort to develop a Community Arts Center in eastern Loudoun. I also attended EatLoco Farmers Market’s grand opening at Loudoun Station. EatLoco is a fantastic way to showcase western Loudoun products in eastern Loudoun, and I encourage you all to support LoCo by shopping local. The Loudoun Station Farmer’s Market location is an expansion of the wildly successful One Loudoun location. Finally, another opening I am excited about is HealthWorks for Northern Virginia on Ridgetop Circle in Sterling. HealthWorks is a nonprofit, community-based health center that offers medical, behavioral health, psychiatric, and dental care services to Loudoun residents.
As always, I am available to answer any questions or help with any matters affecting the Broad Run District.
Sincerely,
Sylvia
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Loudoun Transit Resumes Full Service Following End of Labor | |
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Loudoun County Transit bus service resumed full service this week following an end to the labor action between Loudoun’s bus services contractor, Keolis, and its employees, many of whom drive Loudoun’s buses. As Keolis drivers have returned to work, the county’s full schedule of local bus routes, including those that connect to Metro Stations, and the county’s commuter bus services are now operating normally.
Local Bus Service
Loudoun County Transit provides weekday, and limited Saturday, local fixed-route bus service from Purcellville through Leesburg and eastern Loudoun County. The majority of service operates from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. For local bus route schedules and fare information, visit loudoun.gov/localbus.
Silver Line Bus Service
Loudoun County Transit has 21 other local bus routes that connect to the Silver Line’s Ashburn and Loudoun Gateway stations in Loudoun County, and the Innovation Center and Reston Town Center stations in Fairfax County. The Silver Line routes provide weekday service to and from 156 convenient local stops throughout the county, including Loudoun County Park and Ride Lots.
Loudoun County’s parking garages are also available at the Ashburn and Loudoun Gateway Metro stations.
For Silver Line bus schedules, visit loudoun.gov/silverlinebusroutes. For more information about riding Metro, visit loudoun.gov/silverline.
Commuter Bus Service
Loudoun County Transit operates morning and late afternoon rush hour service from Loudoun Park and Ride lots to Rosslyn, Crystal City, the Pentagon and Washington, D.C. Commuter buses are equipped with reclining seats, a restroom, reading lights, overhead bins and fare boxes. For Commuter Bus schedules, visit loudoun.gov/commuterbus.
Paratransit Bus Service
Paratransit and on-demand (western Loudoun County only) bus services provide accessible transportation for residents who are unable to access fixed-route bus service because of their disability. All Loudoun County Transit buses are equipped with a lift or a ramp to assist passengers. Buses also have areas where a wheelchair can be secured. For more information and schedules, visit loudoun.gov/paratransit.
Stay Informed
Loudoun County encourages bus riders to stay informed about any changes to the county’s bus services by visiting loudoun.gov/buschanges. Bus riders may also subscribe to bus rider alerts at loudoun.gov/busbiz to receive email and text alerts.
In addition, Loudoun County Transit riders may download the Transit app for free on Google Play or the Apple Store. After download, set your favorite routes to begin receiving notifications for the buses you ride. For more information about the app, visit loudoun.gov/transitapp.
For more information about the full range of Loudoun County’s transit and commuter services, visit loudoun.gov/transit.
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Loudoun County Government Updates | |
Board of Supervisors Adopts Addition to Animals Ordinance | The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors has adopted a new section of Chapter 612, Dogs and Other Animals, of the Codified Ordinances of Loudoun County that prohibits ownership of certain exotic and venomous species of animals that present a risk to public health and safety. Read more. | | | |
Loudoun County Household Hazardous Waste Events | Loudoun County has scheduled Household Hazardous Waste events for April and May. View a complete schedule and information on what is accepted and what is not here. | | | |
Loudoun to Host Upcoming Job Fair | The Loudoun Workforce Resource Center will host a job fair this Wednesday, April 5, from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm at the Loudoun Valley Community Center (320 W. School Street, Purcellville). Read more. | | | |
Opportunities to Serve on County Advisory Bodies | Interested in getting involved in the community? Loudoun County has many advisory boards, commissions, and committees, which provide residents an opportunity for direct involvement in local government. To apply and view current vacancies on all county advisory bodies, visit Loudoun.gov/AdvisoryVacancies. | | | |
African American Historic Architectual Resources Survey Update Underway | Loudoun County, in coordination with the Friends of the Thomas Balch Library’s Black History Committee, has begun updating and expanding its African American Historic Architectural Resources Survey. As a result, residents may see surveyors in their communities performing this work over the coming weeks. Read more. | | | |
Caregiver and Teen Support | |
Are you caring for an aging loved one? Find support and resources in our Loudoun County Area Agency on Aging Caregiver Virtual Education Series programs happening this April. This free series for anyone providing care and support to a loved one includes life care planning and real-life tools you can use as you navigate the difficulties of being a care partner. Read more.
The Prevention Alliance of Loudoun (PAL) will host two free educational webinars in April on parenting strategies to support teens. Visit loudoun.gov/mhsadsprevention for detailed information about each event and to register.
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Virginia Cooperative Extension Events | |
Interested in improving your skills in the kitchen? Want to get more creative with your meals? Learn tips and tricks to help you plan, cook, and prepare nutritious meals with VCE Loudoun's Master Food Volunteers and Loudoun Hunger Relief. Read more.
The physical health benefits of gardening are well known: exercise, strength building, and fresh air. What about the impact of nature and gardening on our emotional and mental health? How can plant care be ‘self-care’? How does the experience of ‘awe’ help us re-energize and counter the negative effects of screen time and social media? Join us and learn how gardening can help us cultivate and reap a multitude of health benefits. We’ll explore evidence-based strategies to incorporate ‘awe’ into our time in the garden. Read more.
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Enter the 2023 Loudoun Arbor Day Photo Contest | The annual Loudoun County Arbor Day tree photo contest is underway. This year's theme is “Trees of Character.” Photos will be accepted through Wednesday, April 12, in advance of the virtual Loudoun County Arbor Day Celebration. Winning photos and honorable mentions are scheduled to be posted on the county’s website at loudoun.gov/trees on April 28. Read more. | | | |
Loudoun Tops County Health Rankings in Virginia | Loudoun County tops the list of counties in Virginia in the 2023 County Health Rankings, released by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute. The County Health Rankings rank the overall health of nearly every city and county in all 50 states and provide county-to-county comparisons within a state. Read more. | | | |
Loudoun County to Distribute $10 Million in American Rescue Plan Act Grants | During its February 21, 2023, meeting the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors authorized the distribution of nearly $10 million in grants from the county’s share of the federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding, which financially supports local communities as they address the negative impacts of COVID-19 and lay the foundation for recovery. Read more. | | | |
Loudoun County Housing Assistance Events | |
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Loudoun County is hosting the 13th annual Northern Virginia Housing Expo on Saturday, April 1, 2023, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Dominion High School, 21326 Augusta Drive in Sterling. Read more.
In recognition of April as Fair Housing Month, the Loudoun County Disability Services Board will sponsor a virtual training, “Fair Housing for People with Disabilities,” Tuesday, April 11, 2023, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. The training may be of particular interest to developers, builders, real estate agents, leasing agents, landlords, mortgage companies, homeowners’ associations, housing providers, nonprofit organizations and government employees. Read more.
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Community Organization Updates | |
Ashburn Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department | |
Best of Loudoun 2023 - We need your vote to help us win: Voting currently underway. Final Voting Round 4/21- 5/5. You can vote every day in each of our categories: Best Fire Station in Loudoun County and also in the Non-profit category. Go to: loudountimes.com/best
Save the Dates:
Run the Greenway - Saturday, May 6th - 5K/10K/Kids Fun Run/Virtual: Register to run at runsignup.com/Race/VA/Dulles/RunTheGreenway. To donate visit
runsignup.com/Race/Donate/VA/Dulles/RunTheGreenway#tab-charitySelect and select Ashburn Volunteer.
Pancake Breakfast - Saturday, May 13th - 8:00am to 12:00pm: Happy Mothers Day! Come and celebrate the Moms on her special day. Good food, good times and no cooking. A special flower for the Moms, Craft Table for the kiddies, station tours to see firetrucks.
Volunteering: Come be part of our long-standing tradition of Neighbors Helping Neighbors: ashburnfirerescue.org/volunteer/volunteer-form.
Next meetings: Tuesday, April 25th, 7:00pm, Station 6 and Tuesday, May 30th, 7:00pm, Station 6.
Founders Hall, located at the Ashburn Fire Department: Looking for a unique venue for any type of event? We have the perfect place for birthday parties, weddings receptions, meetings and more. 3600 sq ft for up to 200 people. Special rates for kids' birthday parties and non-profits. For more information or to book a reservation go to: founders-hall.com.
Please follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter or at ashburnfirerescue.org for updates on all our activities and future events.
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Loudoun County Fire and Rescue Updates | |
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On Sunday, February 26, Loudoun County Fire and Rescue (LCFR) units were dispatched to a reported house fire in Ashburn. The homeowner was alerted by smoke alarms and discovered smoke coming from the basement of the home. LCFR reminds residents the importance of having properly installed and maintained smoke alarms. Not sure about your smoke alarms? Loudoun County Fire and Rescue offers free home safety and smoke alarm assessments to all Loudoun County residents. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call the hotline at 703-737-8093 or visit Loudoun.gov/SmokeAlarms.
Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office and Loudoun County Fire and Rescue have announced the 35th Annual McGruff Safety Campus. The camp allows children who are entering kindergarten and first grade to learn about various topics on safety including fire safety, bicycle safety, and 911 emergencies. Official registration will open on April 3rd. Read more.
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VDOT 2023 Repaving and Resealing | |
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VDOT has released their map of roads that will be resurfaced in 2023. The exact dates for the road work are unknown at this time, as it is dependent on weather and contractor schedules. Resurfacing projects can last from a few days to a few weeks, depending on the size of the project.
Repaving Scheduled:
- Belmont Ridge Road from Broadlands Boulevard to the Greenway eastbound ramp
- Broadlands Boulevard from Belmont Ridge Road to Claiborne Parkway
- Business Court
- Cheltenham Circle and all public off-streets: Andreas Court, Bozman Court, Carthagena Court, Clappertown Drive, Comus Court, Cowgill Court, Crab Orchard Court, Crucible Court, Dubois Court, Felicity Place, and Frugality Court
- Pacific Boulevard from Moran Road to Business Court/Indian Creek Drive
- Pacific Boulevard from Gloucester Parkway to Auto World Circle
- Pavilion Parkway, Rainsboro Drive, and all public off-streets: Cobham Station Court, Cuba Mills Court, Fawngrove Court, Fenwick Drive, Flattop Court, Frogtown Way, Ginghamsburg Place, Hillary Way, Ladiesburg Place, Mandalay Court, Medix Run Place, Misty Creek Place, Norwich Place, Pomeroy Court, Ruffsdale Court, Shy Beaver Court, and Sweetair Court
- Sterling Boulevard from Pacific Boulevard to Shaw Road
- Stonegate Community Public Roads: Abbeyfields Drive, Hempland Drive, Kentmere Court, Stone Roses Circle, Stoneyrun Place
- Waxpool Road from Smith Switch Road/Farmwell Road to Uunet Drive
Resealing Underway:
- Ashburn Village Boulevard from Russell Branch Parkway to Farmwell Road
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Virtual Public Meeting on Croson Lane Widening April 20 | |
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Loudoun County is hosting an online public meeting on the Croson Lane widening project Thursday, April 20, 2023, from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Members of the public are invited to join the virtual meeting to learn, ask questions and provide input about the project. Read More.
For more information about the Croson Lane widening project, including a link to sign up for updates about the project and information about the upcoming public meeting, visit loudoun.gov/crosonlanewidening.
I have also been working with the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) on safety improvements to the intersection of Croson Lane and Old Ryan Road. There have been several instances of drivers running the stop sign at the eastbound approach to the intersection that have caused very serious accidents. VDOT will soon be moving and enlarging the stop sign on that eastbound approach to increase its visibility. I will also be working with VDOT to request additional pavements markings to the eastbound approach to make it more obvious to drivers that they need to stop. A traffic signal will be installed by the Moorefield Station developers within the next few years.
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Broad Run District Land Use Projects | |
This section contains updates on land use and development projects around the Broad Run District. To check on other projects in Loudoun County, or to view more specifics on major projects in the Broad Run District, visit Loudoun's Online Land Applications Map and follow the steps below.
- Click "searchable list" in the first paragraph of the webpage
- Type, in the appropriate search bar, either the application name or number (written in bold in the project summaries below)
- Click "Click here to search on Application Number or Application Name" (the list will filter down to one result)
- Click "select" in the left column of the filtered list
- Scroll down to view the application's supporting documentation and the specific project information
- ZMOD: Zoning Modification
- ZMAP: Zoning Map Amendment
- ZCPA: Zoning Concept Plan Amendment
- SPEX: Special Exception
- STMP: Site Plan Modification
- STPL: Site Plans
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Ashbrook Place
ZMAP-2018-0004
No Change
This project, at the eastern corner of Ashbrook Place and Russell Branch Parkway, was approved by the Board of Supervisors in December 2019. The approval was for a rezoning from industrial park to residential to allow for the construction of 190 multifamily units. Sewer installation and road construction have begun. The developer will construct the remaining asphalt path on the northeastern side of Russell Branch Parkway from Savin Hill Drive to Ashbrook Place. Unit construction and sales are currently underway.
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Ashbrook Place Lot 4
ZCPA-2021-0006
No Change
This project consists of reducing a building setback along Route 7 from 300 feet to 200 feet in order to construct an already allowed flex-industrial office building. The proposed building would be built over an existing parking lot between Route 7 and 20098 Ashbrook Place, Ashburn. This application was approved by the Board of Supervisors at its September 14th Public Hearing after receiving a unanimous Planning Commission recommendation of approval and having no outstanding land use issues from Loudoun County planning and zoning staff.
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Ashburn Crossing Phase II
No Change
This project, on land bound by Loudoun County Parkway to the east, Gloucester Parkway to the south, and Ashby Ponds to the west, is being constructed by-right (without Board of Supervisors approval). The project consists of building three flex-industrial buildings and a gas station on the vacant land at the site. The flex-industrial buildings will be identical to the existing buildings directly to the north. Two of the three buildings are currently in the framing process with foundation pouring underway for the third building along Gloucester.
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Ashburn Station / The Regency
ZMAP-2018-0010
No Change
This project, at the southwest corner of Ashburn Village Boulevard and Waxpool Road, was approved by the Board of Supervisors in December 2019 as a rezoning from 1 residential unit per acre to 24 residential units per acre. Up to 254 residential units will be built. The developer is installing a series of sidewalks and trails to connect the area to the Metro station. and dedicating around 70 acres of parkland to the County. Sidewalk installation, road construction, and building framing is currently underway.
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Belmont Chase, Regency at
SPEX-2022-0012
This project is located on land in between Claiborne Parkway, Belmont Chapel Drive, and Bodmer Drive. The developer has submitted a special exception application to build a gas station on the undeveloped commercial section of the community. The drive-thru restaurant portion of this application has been paused. This application appeared at the March 28 Planning Commission Public Hearing and received a unanimous recommendation of denial. It will appear at a Board of Supervisors Public Hearing in either May or June.
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Broadlands Demott & Silver
ZMAP-2016-0010
ZMOD-2021-0018
No Change
This project, on land between Demott Drive, the Dulles Greenway, Waxpool Road, and Old Ryan Road, was approved by the Board of Supervisors in December 2019. The application allows Van Metre to construct townhomes and multifamily units, office space, retail space, a hotel site, and educational spaces. Unit construction is currently underway, with home occupancy occurring soon. Sidewalks, signals, and other road improvements will be installed in the nearby area.
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Broadlands Hillside
ZMAP-2019-0005
No Change
This project, on land in between Belmont Ridge Road and Truro Parish Drive, south of the two water towers, was approved by the Board of Supervisors in November 2019. The approved rezoning provides for the construction of 60 single family homes by Van Metre that will become part of the Broadlands community. Tree clearing and site preparation has been completed, with utility, road, and building construction currently underway. Home sales are anticipated this spring with occupancy this winter.
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Broadlands Hyde Park
ZMAP-2021-0006
This application was withdrawn by the applicant and was not be voted on by the Board of Supervisors. This means that the parcel will remain in its current office zoning (which allows for data centers). The Hyde Park parcel was sold in January 2023 for $119 million to CyrusOne Data Centers who intend to build a data center campus. Supervisor Glass has met with Cyrus One and they have expressed a desire to work with her and the Broadlands Community HOA as they build out their data center and substation campus.
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Broadlands Section 104
ZCPA-2021-0011
No Change
This application, on land at the northeast corner of the Broadlands Boulevard and Van Metre Drive intersection, is to rezone 10 acres from office and industrial to residential. The proposal consists of 45 townhouse units, 30 condo units, and 88 apartment units, for a total of 163 residential housing units. The application is currently in the Loudoun County planning and zoning staff review and analysis stage and has not been scheduled for an appearance at public meetings.
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Colonnade
ZMAP-2021-0004
No Change
This project is to rezone a 4.15-acre parcel of vacant land, located at the northeast corner of City Center Boulevard and Stefanie Drive in Sterling, from commercial to residential to allow for the construction of up to 61 townhouses. The application was approved by the Board of Supervisors on September 6th, 2022. As part of the project, the developer will construct a sidewalk on the west side of City Center Boulevard from Dulles Center Boulevard to Mirage Way.
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Commonwealth Center
ZMAP-2020-0013
No Change
This project, bounded by Route 7 to the north, Loudoun County Parkway to the west, Russell Branch Parkway to the south, and Commonwealth Center Drive to the east, consists of constructing up to 507 multifamily condo and apartment units on the remaining vacant land at the Commonwealth Center site. The project was approved by the Board in an 8-1 vote on April 19th, 2022. The developer will construct a missing trail link to Marblehead Drive and construct a crosswalk at Thorndike Street and Loudoun County Parkway.
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Data Center Applications
(21800 Beaumeade Circle & 1501 Moran Road & Aligned Energy Data Center)
SPEX-2021-0046 & ZRTD-2021-0008 & ZMAP-2022-0008
No Change
These applications, located throughout Loudoun's "Data Center Alley," have all been submitted for rezoning to allow for a data center or to expand for for a larger already existing data center. Moran Road was approved by the Board at its July 13 Public Hearing. The Beaumeade Circle application was approved by the Board at its October 12th Public Hearing. The Aligned Energy Data Center application is still in the planning and zoning staff reviewal stage.
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Data Center Projects
(Project NOVA & Loudoun Center & Digital Loudoun & Sterling Premiere & Digital Waxpool Road)
ZMAP-2019-0002 & ZRTD-2018-0001 & ZRTD-2017-0005 & STMP-2021-0012 & STMP-2021-0015
No Change
These projects, located throughout Loudoun's "Data Center Alley," were approved by the Board of Supervisors in 2018 and 2019. All are to allow for the construction of data centers at the identified sites. Construction of the data centers is anywhere in the stages of submitting the site plan for approval, with no groundbreaking yet, or nearing full building out of the site. Sidewalks and/or asphalt trails have been installed along the road frontages as part of these projects. Construction will last for several months after groundbreaking and site clearing occurs.
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Dominion Energy Substations
(Interconnection & Global Plaza & NIVO & DTC Substations)
CMPT-2021-0010 & SPMI-2021-0001 & ZRTD-2021-0010 & CMPT-2022-0001
Several applications for power lines and power substations are currently in the staff review stages or coming before the Planning Commission and the Board of Supervisors. The Interconnection Substation on Beaumeade Circle was approved by the Board in May 2022. Global Plaza, on Pacific Boulevard, was approved by the Board in April 2022. The DTC Substation site has been cleared but the application is still in the planning and zoning staff review stage. The NIVO substation application will appear at this Tuesday's April 4 Board of Supervisors Business Meeting for a final vote of approval or denial, with the staff review packet available here.
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Dulles Berry
STMP-2021-0016
No Change
This project, on land northeast of the intersection with Loudoun County Parkway and Shellhorn Road, is to amend the property zoning to increase data center density allowed on the site from 1,671,000 square feet to 4,049,864 square feet. The applicant is also requesting to eliminate the requirement for a landscaping berm along the property frontages on public roads, and to reduce the setback requirements from the property line to buildings. The application was approved by the Board of Supervisors at its February 1st, 2022 meeting.
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Dulles 28 Technology Park
ZMAP-2020-0015
No Change
This project, on land bounded by the 1757 Golf Club to the west, Waxpool Road to the south, Pacific Boulevard to the east, and Auto World Circle to the north, consists of the construction of two data centers and other industrial uses (proposed as a flex industrial building along Auto World Circle). The developer will construct sidewalks and trails along the property road frontages, repave Auto World Circle, and has committed to several design guidelines for the buildings. This application was approved by the Board 5-4.
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Flats at Broad Run
ZMAP-2020-0011
No Change
This application is on land south of Russell Branch Parkway, and north of the Broad Run, encompassing the former Ashburn North Park and Ride Lot. The applicant seeks to rezone from office park to residential to allow for the construction of 450 multi-family housing units, 25% of which would be attainable housing units. This application is currently in the staff review process. At the December 6th Business Meeting the Board agreed to sell the former Ashburn North Park and Ride Lot, provided the rezoning is approved at a later date.
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Gramercy District
ZMAP-2002-0005
No Change
This project is on land northeast of the Dulles Greenway between the Ashburn Metro Station and the Loudoun Station development. The project was approved in conjunction with the Loudoun Station development by the Board of Supervisors in December 2003. The two developments can construct up to 1,514 multi-family residential units and up to 1.8 million square feet of commercial, retail, and/or office space. Plans for the Gramercy District portion of the project are still in conceptual design stages with construction beginning several years from now.
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Innovation Gateway
ZMAP-2022-0001
No Change
This application is located on land bounded by Route 28 to the west, vacant land to the south, Shaw Road to the east, and hotels and the Sheetz gas station to the north. The application proposes to rezone the 24-acre parcel from a research and development park to allow for data centers and residential units. The application is currently in the Loudoun County planning and zoning staff review stage and has not been scheduled to appear before the Planning Commission nor the Board of Supervisors.
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Innovation Multifamily
ZMAP-2021-0007
No Change
This project is on land bound by the Fairfax County line to the east, Innovation Avenue to the south, and other parcels to the west and north. The application consists of rezoning 5 acres from one residential unit per acre to Planned Development-Town Center to allow for the construction of 415 multifamily residential units. The application was approved at the Board of Supervisors' November 15 Business Meeting in a 6-3 vote. The applicant will construct a neighborhood park on the parcel along with trails and lighting in the vicinity.
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Kincora Village Center
ZMAP-2018-0014
No Change
This project, located at the southwest corner of the Route 7/Route 28 interchange, was approved by the Board of Supervisors in April 2021. The project consists of 2,400 multi-family housing units (386 of which are attainable housing units), over 2 million square feet of non-residential uses, approval of the two museum uses (NMISO and NVSC), and placing the Children's Science Center to a larger, 5-acre site backing to the Broad Run. A change to the timeline for constructing a public plaza was approved on April 19th, 2022.
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Loudoun Station
ZMAP-2002-0005
ZMOD-2022-0078
This project is on land south west of Shellhorn Road, and southeast of the Ashburn Home Depot, near the Ashburn Metro Station. The project was approved in conjunction with the Gramercy District development by the Board of Supervisors in December 2003. Loudoun Station plans to develop 1,159 multi-family units and 165,500 square feet of retail in three phases. Phases one and two are now complete totaling 814 residential units and 149,000 square feet of retail/office space. Phase three will be built soon with more non-residential.
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Moorefield Station
ZMAP-2001-0003
FIDP-2022-0002
No Change
This project, approved by the Board of Supervisors in December 2002, allows for the construction of up to 6,000 residential units and up to 9,750,000 square feet of non-residential uses. The newest section of the project to be developed is near the intersection of Croson Lane and Old Ryan Road. There, Toll Brothers is building three bedrooms, two bathroom condos. The overall development's next phase, Southmoore, was announced in April 2022 ( The Burn link).
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One Loudoun 2021
ZCPA-2021-0002
No Change
In this application, the developers of One Loudoun have submitted a zoning amendment application to add an additional 1,745 multi-family residential units in the currently undeveloped sections of the community south of Route 7 and west of Loudoun County Parkway, and remove 785,000 square feet of non-residential uses. The application was approved by the Board of Supervisors in a 7-2 vote. The developer will build several sidewalks and traffic signals in the immediate vicinity. The current HOA supported approval of the application.
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Pacific Corporate Park
ZRTD-2022-0001
This application encompasses the land currently occupied by the former AOL campus in Ashburn, bounded by Waxpool Road to the north, Pacific Boulevard to the east, Prentice Drive to the south, and Broderick Drive to the west. The application proposes to convert the property from the 1972 zoning ordinance to the current zoning ordinance to allow for a larger square footage of data center to be developed on the parcel. This application is now scheduled to appear at the May 10 Board of Supervisors Public Hearing.
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Rivana at Innovation Station
ZMAP-2021-0003
This application is for a 103-acre transit-oriented development on the border of Loudoun and Fairfax counties. The current plans for the Loudoun section of Rivana include: Nearly 2,000 multifamily housing units; 1.8 million square feet of Class-A office space; a 185,000-square-foot retail village; a 265-room boutique hotel; a network of green and public spaces, including an 11-acre park. This application is now scheduled to appear at the April 12 Board of Supervisors Public Hearing. Read more about this proposal here.
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Shaw Road
ZMAP-2022-0002
No Change
This application is on land bounded by Shaw Road to the west, Dulles Plaza to the north and west, and vacant land to the south. The application proposes to rezone around 3.5 acres from industrial to residential to allow for the construction of 87 multifamily stacked condo units. The application is currently in the Loudoun County Planning and Zoning staff review stage where it undergoes analysis by licensed planners and other experts in county departments ranging from transportation, to schools, to community planning. It has not yet been scheduled to appear at any public hearings or meetings.
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Silver District West
ZMAP-2013-0006
No Change
This project was approved by the Board of Supervisors in March 2019 as a rezoning from industrial and office park to transit center. The development is in both the Broad Run and Dulles Districts, with the portion in Broad Run located at the western corner of the Dulles Greenway and Loudoun County Parkway interchange. The development has approval to construct up to 3,706 residences and over 1 million square feet of non-residential space in an urban, transit-oriented environment. A series of road improvements will be built through this project, including the widening of Loudoun County Parkway.
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Temple Baptist Church
ZCPA-2019-0005
ZCPA-2022-0003
This project, located on the west side of Russell Branch Parkway, just north of Gloucester Parkway (across from the Kincora fire station), was approved by the Board of Supervisors on January 19, 2021. The application is to allow for the construction of a baseball field and a soccer field in the floodplain of the Broad Run, along with an associated church and school building located outside of the floodplain. A new application has been submitted and has been fast tracked to revise lighting limitations for the fields. This new application will appear at the Board's April 4 Business Meeting for a final vote of approval or denial.
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Tillett's View
ZMAP-2022-0003
This application is on vacant land southeast of Waxpool Elementary School and surrounding the area where Waxpool Road, Belmont Ridge Road, and Black Angus Drive meet, near the old Tillett's Auction Barn site. The application proposes to rezone approximately 50 acres from rural commercial and R-I (one residential unit per acre) to a higher density residential zoning to construct up to 111 single family units, 187 townhouse units, and 108 condo units (406 total units). The application is still in the Loudoun County planning staff review and analysis stage. The developer of this proposal has begun outreach of neighboring communities.
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Trail View
STPL-2016-0023
No Change
This project, is located in Old Ashburn on land in between Ashburn Road, Jenkins Lane, and the Washington and Old Dominion trail. The project includes the construction of 18 single family homes with associated parking spaces, roadways, and sidewalks. This project was allowed by-right, which means a property owner has the right to construct and subdivide their land into certain uses without having to submit an application before the Board of Supervisors for approval. A few lots remain for home construction.
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Transdulles Plaza
ZMAP-2021-0021
No Change
This application encompasses the building located on Transdulles Plaza, off of Davis Drive, in Sterling. The application proposes to rezone 10-acre parcel from industrial park to general industrial to allow for outdoor storage. The application is currently in the Loudoun County Planning and Zoning staff review stage where it undergoes analysis by licensed planners and other experts in county departments ranging from transportation to community planning. It has not been scheduled to appear for any Public Hearings or meetings.
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Waterside / Waterside North
ZMAP-2012-0006
No Change
This project was approved by the Board of Supervisors in 2015 and encompasses most of the land bordered by the Innovation Avenue to the south, Route 28 (Sully Road) to the west, Old Ox Road to the north, and the Loudoun-Fairfax county line to the east. The project consists of filling in the recently closed quarry to create a centerpiece lake surrounded by high-density, high-rise spaces of residential, retail, commercial, cultural, and office uses. The application to remove a proffer to widen Old Ox Road was approved by the Board of Supervisors in December 2021.
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Waxpool Crossing
ZMAP-2019-0020
No Change
This project, at the northwest corner of Ashburn Village Boulevard and Waxpool Road, was approved by the Broad of Supervisors on January 19, 2021 as a rezoning from a church property to high-density residential. The developer will build 384 multifamily units, including 44 attainable housing units. In additional to trails along Ashburn Village Boulevard and Waxpool Road, a roundabout will be constructed at the intersection of Waxpool Road and Faulkner Parkway. Site preparation is underway and building construction should begin soon.
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Broad Run District Recreation and Pedestrian Projects | |
This section contains updates on recreation and community projects in and near the Broad Run District. To check on other projects in Loudoun County, or to view more specifics on major construction projects in the Broad Run District, view Loudoun's Capital Projects Status Map. | | |
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Ashburn Recreation and Community Center
No Change
The project will construct a 117,000-square-foot recreation and community center on Broadlands Boulevard, west of the intersection with Claiborne Parkway. Crews have begun clearing vegetation from the site and establishing tree protection in preparation for construction. For the next few weeks, site work activities, including utility and building foundation installation will continue. Loudoun County held a groundbreaking to celebrate the beginning of construction on Thursday, June 16, 2022. More information, including a link to sign up for updates on the project, can be found on the project page.
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Beaverdam Run Trail Under Ashburn Road
No Change
At the request of Supervisor Glass and Supervisor Turner, the Board has approved and funded the design and construction of an asphalt trail under Ashburn Road, on the north side of Beaverdam Run, connecting the existing trails in Ashburn Village and Ashburn Manor. The Board allocated $112,000 to complete the project, which is currently in the design stages. A study was also completed to determine the best way to add pedestrian facilities crossing Beaverdam Run from the north and south. An approximately $4 million pedestrian bridge on the west side of Ashburn Road was determined the best option.
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Children's Science Center
No Change
This project includes the construction of a regional science center through a multi-party agreement. The Science Center will be built on an approximately 5-acre site backing to the Broad Run at the Kincora development. Currently, the land is in the final stages of being transferred from the developer to the center. Loudoun is contributing $15 million, and the Commonwealth of Virginia is contributing $40 million, of the $75 million cost of the project. Construction is estimated to begin in 2022 with the center opening by early 2024.
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Linear Parks and Trails and Broad Run Stream Valley Park
No Change
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. Read more about June's ribbon cutting. For more information, visit Loudoun.gov/LinearParksAndTrails
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Metro Station Area Pedestrian Improvements
No Change
This project will construct missing segments in the bicycle and pedestrian network within two miles of the future Loudoun Gateway and Ashburn Metrorail stations, in an effort to improve accessibility and connectivity to the stations. A virtual design public hearing occurred in May to receive input from the community on the overall plans and design elements for the project. The Board of Supervisors endorsed the major design elements of the project at its December 7th meeting. Construction will not be completed for several months.
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Sterling Boulevard Sidewalk from Shaw Road to W&OD Trail
No Change
The National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board (TPB) recommended a total of $2,000,000 in federal funding for Loudoun County’s Sterling Boulevard Sidewalk and Trail Connection Transportation Alternatives Program project. The project will complete missing links of sidewalk connecting directly to the regional Washington & Old Dominion Trail and includes improvements that will make it safer for pedestrians and cyclists traveling to or from the W&OD trail, a key artery in the National Capital Trail Network. Read More.
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Sidewalks and Trails Program 2022
No Change
Five Broad Run missing links are in the design phase:
- Path on Ashburn Village Boulevard (east side) from Tippecanoe Terrace to the W&OD Trail
- Path & sidewalk on Waxpool Road (north & south sides) from Faulkner Parkway to Claiborne Parkway
- Path & sidewalk on Ashburn Road (east & west sides) from the W&OD Trail to Gloucester Parkway
- Path on Pacific Boulevard (east side) from Waxpool Road to the existing sidewalk south of the W&OD Trail
- Sidewalk on Davis Drive (east & west sides) from Sterling Boulevard to Church Road
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Sidewalks and Trails Program 2024
No Change
- Claude Moore Drive (north side) from existing sidewalk to Old Ryan Road
- Route 7 (south side) from City Center Boulevard to Loudoun Tech Drive
- Loudoun Tech Drive (west side) from Route 7 to Ridgetop Circle
- Smith Switch Road (east side) from Chilum Place to Gloucester Parkway
- Claiborne Parkway (east side) from Broadlands Boulevard to Vestals Gap Dr.
- Sterling Boulevard (southeast side) from Shaw Road to Davis Drive
- Cascades Parkway (west side) from Nokes Boulevard to Woodshire Drive
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W&OD Trail Crossing at Smith Switch Road
No Change
Improvements may include the realignment of trail crossings, the construction of median refuge islands, the installation of flashing warning signs, tree trimming and clearing, and the restriction of parking. Funding for this project includes local tax funding, cash proffers and federal grants. For more information on this project, visit: Loudoun.gov/5746.
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W&OD Trail Crossing at Sterling Boulevard
This project provides for the design, right-of-way acquisition, and construction of an overpass for the the W&OD Trail across Sterling Boulevard. VDOT has agreed to perform the project survey on Loudoun County's behalf using VDOT funds. Design plans have reached 100% and coordination between county staff and VDOT is ongoing on the relocation of existing utilities.
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Broad Run District Transportation Projects
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This section contains updates on road and transportation improvement projects around the Broad Run District. To check on other projects in Loudoun County, or to view more specifics on major construction projects in the Broad Run District, view Loudoun's Capital Projects Status Map. | | | |
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Ashburn Road Improvements
No Change
A study (PDF) was completed in 2020 on driver and pedestrian safety along the corridor of Ashburn Road between Gloucester Parkway and Farmwell Road/Ashburn Farm Parkway. The Board has allocated over $300,000 for engineering and construction of the identified short-term solutions (page 12): additional signage, pavement reconfiguration, and new pavement markings. Construction of the short-term improvements began in spring 2022, including the raised median, bike lane "Sharrows", and stamped/painted asphalt.
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Barrister Drive
No Change
This project constructs an extension of Barrister Drive, from the existing terminus south of Loudoun County Parkway, to the east under the Dulles Greenway, then turning north to connect to the future Shellhorn Road extension. The construction is being funded by the builder of the Silver District West development as a transportation proffer with the project approval. Construction will not be completed for several years. Read ore about the Silver District West development in the Land-Use section above.
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Belmont Ridge Road Widening
No Change
This project provides for the widening of Belmont Ridge Road from two to four lanes from Truro Parish Drive to Croson Lane. Construction began in early spring 2022 with project completion estimated for summer 2024, weather permitting. Storm sewer pipe installation, wet utility construction, and demolition work is currently underway. Portions of future southbound lanes between Truro Parish Drive and Alford Road have been paved.
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Croson Lane Widening
No Change
This project provides for the widening of Croson Lane to a four-lane, median-divided roadway from Claiborne Parkway and Old Ryan Road. Design plans have reached 30% with environmental investigations and utility coordination underway. Plans are being developed to redesign the traffic signal planned at the intersection with Mooreview Parkway. A virtual community/public input meeting is scheduled for Thursday, April 20 at 6:00pm.
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Davis Drive Extension and Bridge
No Change
This project provides for the extension of Davis Drive from its existing terminus at Old Ox Road, south, to Innovation Avenue. The project also calls for Davis Drive to extend further south from Innovation Avenue to cross the Dulles Toll Road and intersect with Sunrise Valley Drive in Herndon. The Waterside developer will build the portion of Davis Drive from Old Ox Road to Innovation Avenue with the County building the bridge. The extension will be four lanes with sidewalks on both sides and will not open for many years.
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Davis Drive/Sterling Boulevard Intersection Improvements
No Change
On July 6, 2021, the Board of Supervisors accepted the improvements identified in a study of pedestrian and vehicular improvements along Davis Drive, in Sterling, from West Church Road to South Sterling Boulevard. The bike lanes installation on Davis Drive was performed by VDOT as part of a regularly scheduled repaving in summer 2021. The additional improvements estimated to cost $2.3 million will be discussed during budget deliberations in March 2023. | | |
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Farmwell Road Intersection Improvements
No Change
Intersection Improvements along Farmwell Road, from Ashburn Road to Smith Switch/Waxpool Roads, are at 90% design plans. 100% design completion has been delayed until winter 2023 due to delays in utility identification. Construction for the project is scheduled to begin in winter of 2025 and end in fall 2026. The Board of Supervisors endorsed the major project design elements at its May 4th business meeting. Supervisor Glass worked with the Ashburn Village HOA to minimize impacts along along the project section south of Fultonham Circle. Read more about the project here.
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George Washington Boulevard/Route 7 Overpass
No Change
Work is underway to extend George Washington Boulevard (Route 1050) from Research Place south to Russell Branch Parkway via a new bridge over Route 7 (Harry Byrd Highway) to reduce congestion and improve accessibility for drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians. The $30.6 million project is financed with federal, state and Loudoun County funding. The project is scheduled for completion in mid 2024. There also may be some traffic impacts in the area, but at least one lane in each direction of these roads will remain open at all times. Visit the project webpage for more details and information. | | |
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Intersection Improvement Program I
No Change
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Old Ox Road and Douglas Court: Right-in, Right-out, Left-in completed in 2025
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Old Ox Road and Dulles Summit Court: Curb and pedestrian ramp changes completed in 2025
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Shellhorn Road and Hartley Place: Crosswalk installation and turn movement limitations completed in 2025
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Sterling Boulevard and Glenn Drive: Traffic Signal operational in 2028
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Intersection Improvements Program II
No Change
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Mooreview Parkway and Moorefield Boulevard: Traffic signal installed and operational
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Waxpool Road and Ashburn Road: Four-way stop installed and operational with a traffic signal operational by the end of 2025
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Waxpool Road and Faulkner Parkway: Roundabout operational by 2025
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Loudoun County Parkway / Dulles Greenway Interchange
No Change
This project provides for improvements to be made to the interchange with Loudoun County Parkway and the Dulles Greenway, including design, utility relocation, and construction. Design has not yet begun as this project has not yet been fully funded but has been identified for future funding. The cost estimate for these improvements is slated to be around $20 million.
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Loudoun County Parkway Widening
No Change
This project provides for the widening of Loudoun County
Parkway (Route 607) from four to six lanes between Ryan Road (Route 772) and Shellhorn Road (Route 643), and the construction of turn lanes at the intersections and shared use paths on each side. Construction of the widening has begun and will be completed in 2024 by the Silver District West developer.
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Old Ox Road Widening
No Change
This project is on hold after the Board of Supervisors voted on December 7th, 2021 to take over this project from the Waterside developer. The developer experienced increased costs and was unable to complete the project. The project provides for the design, right-of-way acquisition, and construction of the widening of Old Ox Road from four to six lanes from Route 28 to the Loudoun County/Fairfax County line at Rock Hill Road.
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Prentice Drive Extension
This project provides for the construction of a new segment of Prentice Drive in Ashburn and Sterling from Lockridge Road to Loudoun County Parkway. The roadway will be a four-lane roadway with turn lanes, on-road bike lanes, and sidewalks. Phase two of this project has been delayed due to adjustments in the County's Capital Improvement Program. Project materials, including the current design plans and a recorded meeting presentation, are available at loudoun.gov/prenticephasetwo.
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Route 7 Additional Eastbound Lane Widening (from Loudoun County Parkway to Route 28)
This project provides for the planning, design, right-of-way acquisition, and construction of an additional travel lane along eastbound Route 7 between the Loudoun County Parkway entrance ramp and the Route 28 exit ramp, to provide four continuous lanes between the two interchanges. The project is budgeted for $6.2 million, and completion has been accelerated by a year due to adjustments in the County's Capital Improvement Program.
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Route 7 Corridor Study
No Change
The draft study examined existing and projected conditions along Route 7, between Dranesville Road at the Fairfax County line to the Route 28 interchange. The study included an evaluation of the history of recent crashes, an analysis of existing traffic operations along the corridor, and travel demand forecasts. The Board of Supervisors confirmed alternative 4 as the preferred configuration in October 2021.
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Route 28 / Dulles Toll Road Interchange Study
No Change
Completed in spring 2021, a study was performed to assess traffic movements and safety measures at the interchange between Route 28, the Dulles Toll Road, and the Dulles Greenway (also encompassing the interchanges between Route 28 and Innovation Avenue and Old Ox Road). The study identified a preferred "mega project" that will address much of the congestion and safety concerns along this corridor. View the unfunded study findings here.
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Shellhorn Road and Sterling Boulevard Extensions
This project constructs an extension of Shellhorn road from the existing terminus at Loudoun County Parkway through to the existing Sterling Boulevard interchange at Route 28. Portions of the Shellhorn Road extension will follow the existing alignments of Lockridge and Moran Roads. The project is currently in the design stage and will be constructed in segments. This project will now be accelerated one year due to adjustments in the County's Capital Improvement Program. More information is available at Loudoun.gov/shellhornextended and Loudoun.gov/5416.
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Waxpool Road Intersection Improvements I
No Change
This project funds intersection improvements and turn lanes at Waxpool Road and Pacific Boulevard, intersection improvements and turn lanes at Waxpool Road and Broderick Drive, and intersection improvements and turn lanes at Waxpool Road and Loudoun County Parkway. Right-of-way authorization, land acquisition, and utility relocation are ongoing in coordination with VDOT. Construction is expected to begin in 2023. Project information can be found here and here.
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Waxpool Road Intersection Improvements II
No Change
A study was completed on the safety of Waxpool Road from Demott Drive to Faulkner Parkway. The Board has allocated $300,000 to install a four-way stop at the intersection of Ashburn Road and Waxpool Road as a temporary solution before a traffic signal is installed by 2025. A roundabout will be installed by the end of 2023 at the Faulkner Parkway intersection. All missing links are being filled in the entirety of the corridor.
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