Got some great pics of your kids on their first day of school? We would love to publish them in Our Neck of the Woods.
Please email them to nihanainen@broadlandshoa.com by 5:00pm, Monday, September 10th.
The County of Loudoun is responsible for the four inlet pipes that take stormwater into Bullfrog pond. Representatives of the county’s Department of General Services, Public Works Division oversee the stormwater management program. Residents surrounding the pond were previously notified that they would be surveying the pond inlets in order to delineate the tree preserve and protected wetlands areas, marked these areas with stakes, and contracted with The Care of Trees to remove trees that were obstructing the inlets. The county has now contracted with Madigan Construction to remove sediment build up and refurbish rip rap on each of these inlets. This work will allow the inlets to work as they were designed by slowing down the flow of water from stormwater runoff into the pond.
The equipment may cause damage to the trail and/or the turf. We will address any necessary trail repairs this fall and the county will restore any damaged turf.
If you have questions regarding this information, please contact Karl E. Evans, Senior Stormwater Engineer at 703-771-5358 or Karl.Evans@loudoun.gov.
Join your fellow residents for some fun and popcorn on the Nature Center lawn and be entertained by Star Wars: The Last Jedi on Saturday, August 25 at 8:15 pm. This will be the last Flicks in the Sticks movie night for this season, so don’t miss out! For details on this event, click here>>
Drive through and drop off unwanted electronics for proper recycling. Services include the secure destruction of data storage devices (hard drives, magnetic tapes and mobile phones). Please review the details on accepted items.
Flicks in the Sticks will be showing Coco on Saturday, July 28 at 8:30 pm on the Nature Center Lawn. (Rescheduled from 7/21)
Come early for a good seat!
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