If you’ve already completed your registration for your household and received confirmation that your virtual pass account is set up, you’re all set to dive into the cool waters and make a splash on opening day, Saturday, May 25^th.  You don’t have to worry about re-registering – your pool pass is valid until your resident status changes. When you head to the pools, simply provide your name and address to the lifeguards to enter.

For residents who haven’t registered for your virtual pool pass account yet, don’t worry – it’s not too late, registrations are done year-round. Visit our website at broadlandshoa.org/pool to review how you can complete the pool registration for your household.

Email pools@broadlandshoa.com for pool and pass related questions.

A Message from Broad Run Supervisor Sylvia Glass: The Tillet’s View residential rezoning application has been deferred to the Board of Supervisors July 2^nd Business Meeting for final action, due to supervisor absences at the Board’s Public Hearing on May 15^th. A June date could not be utilized, due to advertising deadlines for the June Public Hearing. This application proposes to rezone the 50 acres of undeveloped land surrounding the intersections of Belmont Ridge Road, Waxpool Road, and Black Angus Drive from lower density residential to higher density residential.

There are four upcoming opportunities to address the full Board regarding this application. Those Business Meeting dates are Thursday, May 23^rd; Tuesday, June 4^th; Tuesday, June 18^th; and Tuesday, July 2^nd for the final vote.  The time limit is 2.5 minutes for each speaking from either the podium in the Board Room or over the phone. You sign up in advance to address the full Board by calling 703-777-0200 or you can sign up by seeing the clerk in the board room during the meeting.  Information on Board meetings can be found at Loudoun.gov/Meetings.

If you are unable to attend a meeting but would like to share your thoughts on the application, please reach out to me via Loudoun.gov/BroadRun. If information on the application changes before July 2^nd, I will share that information via my social media accounts, newsletter, and HOA messages. The staff analysis and application information packet from the May 15^th Public Hearing is available here: Loudoun.granicus.com/MetaViewer.php?view_id=89&event_id=3821&meta_id=245425. Thank you to all that have come out to speak on this application on Wednesday night and who have continued to engage with me and the Board.

Purpose of this notice: To seek public comment on a draft permit from the Department of Environmental Quality that would allow impacts to wetlands and stream channels in Loudoun County, Virginia. A one million square foot data center campus along with an associated power substation will be constructed by-right on land bounded by Broadlands Boulevard to the south, Belmont Ridge Road to the west, the Dulles Greenway to the north, and Education Court to the east. The by-right data center does not need approval from the Board of Supervisors to be built, as the property’s current office park zoning allows for its construction.

Now through Monday, June 3, the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is accepting public comments for the permit application (Application number 23-2808) associated with the construction of the Broadlands CyrusOne data center. The application is to allow for changes that will impact approximately one acre of wetlands and approximately 2,000 feet of stream flowing into the Beaverdam Run, due to the construction of the data center. The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors does not have control over this environmental application, as the wetlands and streams at this site are being reviewed through DEQ’s Virginia Water Protection permit program. Comments should concentrate on the wetlands and stream impacts, and avoid focusing on other aspects of the data center, such as location or design. DEQ accepts comments via email at Emily.Kuplack@deq.virginia.gov or by mail. For additional information on the permit application and how to submit comments, visit deq.virginia.gov/permits/public-notices/water/wetlands-streams-vwp.

A Message From Broad Run Supervisor Sylvia Glass

The Tillett’s View residential rezoning application will appear for a vote of approval or denial at the Board of Supervisor’s Public Hearing on Wednesday, May 15, 2024. The Public Hearing begins at 6:00pm at the Loudoun County Government Center (1 Harrison Street SE, Leesburg 20177), and information to view the Public Hearing and sign up to speak is available at Loudoun.gov/Meetings. The application proposes a 357-unit townhome and single-family home development on the 50 acres of undeveloped land surrounding the Waxpool Elementary School. If you are unable to attend the Public Hearing and would like to share your thoughts on the application, please reach out to me via Loudoun.gov/BroadRun. The staff analysis and application information packet is available here: Loudoun.granicus.com/MetaViewer.php?view_id=89&event_id=3821&meta_id=245425.