Street Maintenance
Street ownership, maintenance, & snow removal guidelines
In the Broadlands community, some streets are maintained by the Homeowners Association (HOA), while others are maintained by the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT). If you have any questions or issues regarding a specific street, please refer to the information below. Click the ownership link to access a comprehensive list of all streets in our community, indicating which entity is responsible for their maintenance. We encourage you to take a moment to review the remainder of this page, which includes contact information, snow removal guidelines, and VDOT resources.
HOA Streets
Broadlands HOA owns and maintains 85 private streets within the community. Residents living on these private HOA-owned streets pay an additional assessment to fund private road maintenance. Maintenance includes reserves for the future repair and replacements of the asphalt street, concrete sidewalks, and concrete driveway aprons and treatment of the roads during inclement weather events. Our roads and sidewalks are surveyed by a licensed professional engineering firm to assess the pavement condition, and asphalt mill and overlay and concrete work is performed on a rotating schedule every three to five years. Should you identify a maintenance need on an HOA owned street or sidewalk, please submit a maintenance request.
VDOT Streets
No Parking of Commercial Vehicles
Many Broadlands roads are VDOT-CONTROLLED, meaning Broadlands cannot enforce parking on them. Commercial trucks and trailers cannot be parked on any streets in Broadlands. To report a violation, call the Sheriff’s non-emergency number at 703-777-1021 or click the following button:
Signs – How to Report Damaged or Missing
Street Name Signs (blue signs/white lettering)
Loudoun County maintains most street name signs in the county, aside from signs on overhead arms at intersections with traffic lights, which are maintained by VDOT.
Report a missing or damaged street name sign:
- County: submitting a request in Loudoun Express Request (LEx).
- VDOT: signs on overhead arms at intersections with traffic lights, my.vdot.virginia.gov, or call 703-737-2000 and ask for Maintenance.
Directional & Regulatory Signs
VDOT maintains all STOP, YIELD, SPEED LIMIT, DIAMOND-SHAPED REGULATORY signs and TRAFFIC SIGNALS.
Report a missing or damaged directional/regulatory sign to VDOT: my.vdot.virginia.gov, or call 703-737-2000 and ask for Maintenance.
SNOW REMOVAL CONCERNS
For inquiries related to snow removal, please see who maintains your street and use the appropriate contacts.
HOA
Snow Plow Contractor
240-672-7348
SNOW REMOVAL REMINDERS
The primary objective of snow services is to make the private streets, trails, and sidewalks reasonably safe and passable.
Snow removal will generally commence after two inches (2”) of snow has accumulated on paved surfaces or at the discretion of the Association or contractor.
During and after a storm, streets, trails, and sidewalks may still be snow-covered and/or icy. Snowy and icy conditions can change rapidly due to temperature fluctuations, wind, and lack of sunlight. Use caution when traveling in these areas and proceed at your own risk.
The association will plow or treat asphalt trails along major roadways such as Claiborne Parkway, Truro Parish Drive, Waxpool Road, and Demott Drive. Generally, the association does not plow asphalt trails that are not located along these main roadways.
DEVELOPER
Van Metre
703-348-5824
Includes Hillside Park and Demott & Silver Phase 2 only (streets to left of front entrance)
VDOT
NOVA District office of Transportation
1-800-367-7623
VDOT Plow Map
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