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OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE STONE RIDGE COMMUNITY

JUNE 2019VOL. 17. NO.6 | StoneRidgeHOA.org

ANNIVERSARY ISSUE!

JUNE 2019

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Pools Hours: 10 am – 8 pm

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Pool Hours: 10 am – 8 pm

Morning Lap Swim, Stone Carver 7 -9 AM

Stone Carver: 11 am – 8 pm

Greenstone & Nettle Mill Pool Hours: 4:30 pm - 8 pm



Communications Committee Meeting, Stone Carver, 7 pm

Activities Committee Meeting, Nettle Mill Clubhouse, 7:30 PM

Morning Lap Swim, Stone Carver 7-9 AM



ARC Applications DUE

Association Office Hours: 9 am to 8 pm




Last Day of School



Nettle Mill & Stone Carver: 10 am – 8 pm

Greenstone: 11 am - 8 pm

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Stone Carver & Nettle Mill: 10 am – 8 pm

Greenstone: 11 am – 8 pm


Greenstone 11 am – 8 pm




ARC Meeting, Stone Carver, 7 pm





Float Night at Greenstone: 5 – 8 pm




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Board of Directors Meeting, Stone Carver, 6 pm




ARC Applications DUE









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Covenants Committee Meeting, Stone Carver, 6:30 PM

ARC Meeting, Stone Carver, 7 pm








Nettle Mill & Stone Carver: 10 am – 8 pm

Greenstone: 12 pm - 8 pm

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JUNE 2019

TABLE OF CONTENTS

06 STONE RIDGE ANNIVERSARY

08 POOL INFORMATION

10 REMINDERS

16 SPRING EGG HUNT PHOTOS

31 CONTACTS

HOURS OF OPERATION Monday - Friday 9:00 am – 5:00 pmWednesday 9:00 am – 8:00 pm

BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresident: Mike RhodesVice President: Bill DealSecretary: Leslie LewisTreasurer: Denise HarroverRay DayChristie NaderJamel Sparkes

STAFFAssistant General Manager: Amanda Thomason, CMCAFacilities & Grounds Manager: Guy McNeilCovenants Administrator: Julie LoyEvents Coordinator: Edit SherryCommunications Coordinator: Brandon ThomasAdministrative Assistant: Claire Foote

COMMITTEE CHAIRSActivities: Alton BryantARC: Jason BurnsCovenants: Dalia TadjerouniCommunications: Madhava MadireddyElections: Sabrina Masiyowski

STONE RIDGE ASSOCIATION, INC. 24605 Stone Carver Drive, Stone Ridge, VA 20105

[email protected] www.StoneRidgeHOA.org

Office: 703-327-5179 Fax: 703-542-2811After Hours Emergency Number: 888-980-8958

By attending an event at Stone Ridge, you understand that you may be photographed or video-recorded. Your attendance shall be deemed as your agreement and consent to the publishing and/or broadcast of said photographs or video in various media regarding the Stone Ridge Association, Inc., including but not limited to, magazines, newsletters, the Association’s website(s) (including social media sites) and other related promotional or informational materials. You understand that the Association may publish or broadcast your likeness without compensation, and such publication or broadcast shall be at the Association’s sole discretion.

On The Cover: Stella

Credit- Michael Harding

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APRIL BOARD HIGHLIGHTSPRESENT: Directors Day, Deal, Lewis, Rhodes, and Sparkes, John Moore (Somerby Drive), Paul Henry, Jr. (Sweetspire Square), Patrick Donahue (Cordgrass Circle), Bridget Turner (Cinnabar Square), Pam Garcia (Metamorphic Square), David Labuhn with U.S. Census 2020, Ted Hart with Morgan Stanley, Paul Orlando with SFMC, Administrative Assistant Claire Foote, Facilities & Grounds Manager Guy McNeil, Events Coordinator Edit Sherry, Assistant General Manager Amanda Thomason, and General Manager Carol Teigen.

David Labuhn provided a presentation of the 2020 Census and the part-time job opportunities associated with the census. Mr. Labuhn encouraged everyone in attendance to pass the word to friends and neighbors.

The action in lieu of a meeting was accepted. This consent included: approved MercerTrigiani action to file an objection in a bankruptcy case for an owner in Section 4, as recommended by legal counsel.

Accepted the 2018 audit performed by Goldklang Group, CPAs, P.C.

Adopted Community Code No. 9B “Pool Rules” effective May 13, 2019 as specified in Article X, Section 10.2(b)(2) in the Amended and Restated Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions. Owner notification published in the May newsletter.

Approved the general manager to draft a letter to the owner in Landbay 3 regarding options for a payment plan, as discussed in executive session.

Approved the morning lap swim at Stone Carver Pool and an additional lifeguard at the Nettle Mill Pool as discussed in executive session at an estimated cost of $7,728.

Approved the purchase of office furniture for the new work space as discussed in executive session, for a cost not to exceed $5,000.

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PRESIDENT’S LETTER

STONE RIDGE BEGINS A NEW CHAPTER

JUNE 2019, STONE RIDGE CELEBRATES ITS 16TH ANNIVERSARY!

What started as lines on paper in 1999, became streets and some houses by 2003. In 2005 the Homeowners Association elected its first homeowner to the Board of Directors.

In January of that same year, Carol Teigen became Stone Ridge’s employee #1 and our first General Manager. After 14 years I am sadden to say in May she decided to leave Stone Ridge for a new and exciting opportunity.

Carol came to Stone Ridge after many years in property management for communities in Fairfax County. The growth in Stone Ridge over her tenure has been significant. From a few hundred homes when she started in 2005 to 3,320 homes today – with only a hundred fifty left to be built.

As the community developed over the last fourteen years, Carol has done a great job at setting up our community and the HOA office for continued success.

Being our community’s only general manager, she has managed a positive working relationship with the developer. She has done a fantastic job over the years at getting the developer to see issues from the homeowner’s point of view or, as she is fond of saying - “wearing the HOA hat” instead of the developer’s. Many communities are not as fortunate. She also went right to work in 2005 to establish committees of homeowners: the Architecture Review Committee, Covenants Committee, Communications Committee, and the Activities Committee.

Her attention to detail has allowed our Association to work cooperatively with our landscapers, irrigation specialists, street pavers, and snow removal teams among others. Anyone remember the Snowmageddon of 2010 or the Derecho windstorms?

Carol’s credentials in property management, the highest certifications available from Community Association Institute (CAI), helped the Board navigate financial responsibilities, land use issues, and legal concerns.

There is not enough space for me to detail every accomplishment, but I do want to mention a few highlights:

■ Guided the Association through the recession of 2008/2009

■ Intimately involved in the creation and design of the current HOA office and the successful renovation of the Nettle Mill Clubhouse

■ Worked tirelessly on Traffic Calming efforts that ultimately took 10 years but resulted in landscaped medians being installed in 6 key locations in the community

■ Assisted in the “No Towers on 50” initiative which helped block large power lines from being constructed along the Rt 50 entrance to Stone Ridge and preserved the fountain

■ Her involvement in the Virginia Legislative Action Committee of CAI which advocates for homeowners and HOAs in Richmond has kept the Board on top of changing laws and regulations. It also provided opportunities for several Board members to represent Stone Ridge before state legislature committees to help effect positive changes or speak against potentially harmful changes in Virginia laws.

Carol’s departure is a big loss for Stone Ridge and the Board wishes only the best for her in her next adventure. She has done a great job of setting Stone Ridge on the right course that will enable our long term success as a Community and as an HOA. For that and for all her many contributions, we are forever grateful.

The Board will be working over the next weeks and months to find the next lucky person who will help author the next chapter in the Stone Ridge history book. As always, the rest of our fantastic HOA staff is available to help with anything you might need.

If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me or any of the other Board members.

Mike

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16TH ANNIVERSARY

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ALBERT G. VAN METRE, SR.

Albert G. Van Metre Sr. was a real estate developer and philanthropist, chairman and chief executive of Van Metre Companies, founded in 1955 and that became one of the largest privately held real estate companies in the Washington DC area. He was

responsible for building more than 15,000 homes and 500,000 square feet of commercial space.

Van Metre Companies planned communities include Broadlands, Stone Ridge, and Lansdowne on the Potomac. Commercial properties include Fairfax Square, Burke Professional Center and Hayfield Center in Alexandria.

Mr. Van Metre attended the U.S. Naval Academy and graduated from George Washington University. He served in the US Army during World War II. Returning home from Europe, he worked as a surveyor before launching his own company.

Mr. Van Metre also was a world-class yachtsman and community benefactor. Organizations that have benefited from his generosity include: Children’s National Medical Center, the Loudoun Community Free Clinic, Prince William Interfaith Caregivers, and Capital Caring.

IN MEMORIAM

1926-2008

2003-2019

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PLANNING A POOL PARTY THIS SUMMER?Children’s pool parties may be scheduled at Greenstone Pool, with the completion of a Pool Party Request Form and upon approval from the Pool Manager. The 2019 Pool Party Request form is available for download at StoneRidgeHOA.org, the Association Office, or at the Greenstone Pool!

Please carefully review the Pool Party Request Form, which includes all rules and restrictions pertinent to pool parties. Note that the request form only covers the

rental of the snack room for the party. We are unable to close down the entire

pool for private parties.

The form must be completed and returned to the Pool

Manager at Greenstone Pool at least one week before your requested party date. You will be notified when the party is approved or if you need to consider another date.

For further questions regarding pool parties,

please ask the Pool Manager once pools are

open for the summer.

FLOAT NIGHTS AT GREENSTONE POOLStone Ridge residents are invited to Float Nights at the Greenstone Pool this summer! Every Thursday, beginning June 13th from 4 to 8 pm, innertubes and floats will be permitted during those times. All residents must have a Membership ID card. Residents must present guest passes for their guests. For additional information please speak with the manager-on-duty at the Greenstone Pool.

ROCKIN’ INTO

SUMMER 2019!

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FLOAT NIGHTS AT GREENSTONE POOL

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SESSION 1 June 24th - July 5th Weekdays (Mon. - Thurs.)*SESSION 2 (a.m.) July 8th - July 18th Weekdays (Mon. - Thurs.)

(p.m.) July 8th - July 11th Weekdays (Mon. - Thurs.) 1st week only**SESSION 3 (a.m.) July 22nd - August 1st Weekdays (Mon. - Thurs.)

(p.m.) July 22nd - July 25th Weekdays (Mon. - Thurs.) 1st week only**SESSION 4 August 5th - August 8th Weekdays (Mon. - Thurs.) 1 week***Session 1 will not have class Thursday, July 4th. A make-up class will be held Friday, July 5th.**Session Session 2 (p.m.), Session 3 (p.m.) & Session 4 will be a limited scope based on interest.

Registration & Screening◆ You may register and be screened for any session at any time.◆ Screening is only necessary for the first session enrolled in.◆ Registration sheets are provided at the front desk.

Cost & Payment◆ Please inquire at the fronts desk for cost of group and semi-private lessons.◆ Payment should be received no later than the Friday before the session begins.◆ No child will be allowed to participate without payment.

NVSwim Kids Sign Up Now!

This summer, pool patrons, will notice new designated areas for eating at all three community pools. These specific eating areas are to assist with keeping the pool deck clean and pool water free of food, wrappers, and other food related items which can cause pool closures. Each pool will have highly visual, marked locations where residents and their guests can enjoy their pizza, ice cream, and other snacks. Eating in other non-designated areas will not be permitted. The following areas will be the designated eating areas:

■ GREENSTONE POOL: the far back, left corner and the inside snack room (when not scheduled for birthday parties)

■ STONE CARVER: Front left corner near the air conditioning units

■ NETTLE MILL: Under the trellis at the entrance of the locker rooms.

DESIGNATED FOOD AREAS

Morning lap swim will be offered at the Stone Carver pool from 7 to 9 AM on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Morning lap swim begins June 10th and ends August 15th. In case of inclement weather, morning lap swim will be canceled.

SEE YOU THERE!

NEW THIS SUMMER

MORNING LAP SWIM!

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D\DMV2Go is a handicapped-accessible full service office-on-wheels which is equipped to process all DMV transactions. If you can’t get to the DMV take advantage of the DMV coming to you. On Monday, June 12, 2017 from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm the wireless office will be located at the Dulles South Sheriff’s Office 25216 Loudoun County Parkway in Chantilly, VA.

SERVICES AVAILABLE:

■ Apply for or renew your ID card - available for adults and children.

■ Apply for or renew your driver’s license - take road and knowledge tests; get your picture taken. Reinstate driving privileges.

■ Apply for a Veteran ID card.

■ Get a copy of your driving record.

■ Obtain vehicle titles, license plates, decals, transcripts.

■ Order disabled parking placards or plates.

■ Apply for certified copies of Virginia birth certificates.

■ Get fishing and hunting licenses.

■ Recently moved? If so, stop in to update your address on your DMV record. You can also update your voter registration address and organ donor status.

■ Request a Personal Identification Number (PIN) to set up a myDMV account - receive DMV notices via email or phone; conduct secure transactions on the DMV website.

■ Obtain a “E-ZPass On-The-Go” transponder. You can also obtain a “E-ZPass Flex” transponder at the Northern Virginia mobile office.

■ And much more!

Loudoun County Department of General Services will be holding a Household Hazardous Waste. Collection event on Saturday, June 22nd at Freedom High School (25450 Riding Center Drive) from 8:30 am to 2:30 pm. Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) is any waste produced in the home that is potentially harmful to our health or the environment. Important reminders are:

■ Liquid hazardous waste limit per household: 15 gallons (maximum container size: 5 gallons)

■ Solid hazardous waste limit per household: 40 pounds

■ Accepted items include: aerosol sprays, ammonia, auto cleaners & flushes, brake & transmission fluid, household batteries, bleach, fire extinguishers, fertilizer, fluorescent bulbs, fuels/gasoline, gas-

oil mixtures, household cleaners, herbicides/insecticides/pesticides, mercury thermometers/thermostats, moth balls, muriatic acid and other acids, oil-based paint, paint thinner, pet care products, pool chemicals, rechargeable batteries, rust preservatives, sealants/solvents, wood strippers/preservatives, and windshield washer fluid. If what you have is not on this list, please call the Loudoun County landfill 703-771-5500 to see if it may be accepted.

■ Unaccepted items include: Motor oil, antifreeze, automobile batteries, latex paint, propane tanks, oil-based space heaters.

■ For more information, visit www.loudoun.gov/hhw or call 703-771-5500.

LOUDON COUNTY HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE

Please remember there is no fishing, or any other recreational activity allowed in the Stone Ridge ponds. While the “ponds” do contain fish, the water is designed as a stormwater management facility. Stormwater management facilities are ponds designed to retain urban stormwater

NO FISHING and are not safe to use for recreational purposes. These ponds were built with steep embankments, therefore, the “no trespassing: no fishing, no ice skating, no swimming” signs were installed in multiple locations to ensure the safety of our residents by deterring recreational use.

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R E U S E D O N A T I O N C E N T E R SSource: www.loudoun.gov/reuse

The Loudoun County Department of General Services, Waste Management Division, encourages residents and businesses to donate reusable items to donation centers. This list is not all-inclusive. Inclusion on this list does not imply an endorsement of the organization or their services by the Loudoun County Department of General Services, Waste Management Division. Therefore, any reference to any vendor, product or service by trade name, trademark, manufacturer, or otherwise does not constitute or imply the endorsement, recommendation, or approval of such vendor, product, or service.

B L O S S O M A N D B L O O M 110 West Market St. Leesburg, VA 20111 703-777-3286

G O O D S H E P H E R D A L L I A N C E 20921 Davenport Dr. Sterling, VA 20165 703-444-5956

G O O D W I L L 22405 Enterprise St. Sterling, VA 20164 703-444-5186

H A B I T A T F O R H U M A N I T Y R E S T O R E 700 Fieldstone Drive Leesburg, VA 20176 571-919-6330

H O P E ’ S T R E A S U R E S 20684 Ashburn Rd. Ashburn, VA 20147 703-724-1555

R E S O U R C E F U L W O M E N 11-A Loudoun St. SW Leesburg, VA 20175 703-771-8173

T H E S A L V A T I O N A R M Y 12 Cardinal Park Dr.Leesburg, VA 20175 703-771-3371

T H E S A L V A T I O N A R M Y 44260 Ice Rink Plaza #105 Ashburn, VA 20147 571-291-9217

T W I C E I S N I C E T H R I F T S H O P 305 E. Market St. Leesburg, VA 20176 703-771-0208

W O M E N G I V I N G B A C K 20 Export Drive Sterling, VA 20164 703-554-9386

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ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Edit Sherry, Events Coordinator

May, 2019

PRESENT: Vice Chair Paul Henry, Patrick Donahue, Bari Brooks, Bridget Turner, and Events Coordinator Edit Sherry.

Members evaluated the Spring Egg Hunt. Staff reported that over 500 children attended, Stone Ridge resident Brian Trace donated his disc jockey services, and the donuts were a hit.

Staff reported that the registration for the Art & Sweets was now open. The event is scheduled May 18 and will be hosted by Painting with a Twist. Golly Waffles will provide refreshments.

Members started to discuss the 2020 budget.

Next Activities Committee meeting will be on Tuesday, June 4, 2019.

The Activities Committee plans, advertises, and executes social activities that provide opportunities for enrichment to Stone Ridge residents. Meetings are held the first Tuesday of the month in the Nettle Mill Clubhouse at 7:30 pm. Meetings are open to all Stone Ridge residents.

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COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEEBrandon Thomas, Communications Coordinator

April 2, 2019 Meeting Highlights

PRESENT: Madhava Madireddy, Meredith Hannan, Marilyn Betsill, Annie Sunny, Cathy Jones, and Communications Coordinator Brandon Lee Thomas.

Approved the appointment of Cathy Jones (Beryl Terrace) to join the committee.

Approved the recommendation to the Board of Directors for the creation of an official Instagram account.

Approved the recommendation to the Board of the Directors the creation of a series of Stone Ridge videos.

Next meeting is Tuesday, June 4, 2019.

The Communications Committee advises and assists the Board of Directors in planning and administering the communications needs of the Association. The meetings are held the first Tuesday of every month at 7 pm in the Stone Carver Conference Room. Meetings are open to all Stone Ridge Residents.

ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMITTEE Julie Loy, Covenants Administrator


No meeting was held due to quorum not being met for the April 10th Meeting. Therefore, members chose to obtain approval for the applications scheduled for review by performing an Action Without Meeting.

18 applications were reviewed; 18 applications were approved, 0 applications were disapproved


Present: Jason Burns, Freddy Zambrano, Sridhar Bhuvanapalli, Gail Haddock, Covenants Administrator, Julie Loy.

20 applications were reviewed; 20 applications were approved; 0 application were disapproved

May 8, 2019 Meeting Highlights

Present: Jason Burns, Freddy Zambrano, Sridhar Bhuvanapalli, Denise Myers, and residents Rob & June Lauffenberger, Sunil Mundle, Sheri Smith & Tun Phung, Megan Manning, and Covenants Administrator, Julie Loy.

The Architectural Review Committee (ARC) acts on all applications for the approval of modifications or improvements to any lot as dictated by Article VII of the Amended & Restated Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions. Meetings are held the second Wednesday of the month November through January and the second and fourth Wednesday of the month for the remainder of the year in the Association Office Conference Room at 7:00 pm. Meetings are open to all Stone Ridge residents.

COVENANTS COMMITTEE Julie Loy, Covenants Administrator

March 27, 2019 Meeting Highlights

No hearings were conducted.

April 24, 2019 Meeting Highlights:

One (1) violation hearing was conducted; monetary charges were assessed to the property.

The Covenants Committee investigates and renders decisions on alleged violations of the Governing Documents as dictated by Article VII of the Amended & Restated Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions.

Meetings are held the second Wednesday of the month November through January and the fourth Wednesday of the month for the remainder of the year in the Association Office Conference Room at 6:30pm. Meetings are open to all Stone Ridge residents.

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Section 1 – Approved – Modification to Patio Application - Install 2 – seat walls, 8’ L x 18” H x 24” W; Techo-Bloc, color: “Gray” ; Install 2 – 8’ L x 18” H x 14” W walls, 24” x 24” stone pillars, Techo-Bloc, color: “Gray”; Install 4’ x 6’ fire pit; Techo-Bloc, Replace 10’ W x 6’ H fountain with 6’ W x 6’ L x 7’ H swingl Replacing the Techo-Bloc with Trex, color “Island Mist”, white PVC risers

Section 1 - Approved – Deck - 20’ W x 12’ D x 12’ H; all pressure treated lumber; standard railing; no stairs

Section 1 – Approved – Stain Deck - Behr Transparent Stain, color: “Cordovan Brown T-104”

Section 1 – Approved – Stain Fence - Behr solid stain, color: “Dark Walnut” to match deck

Section 2 - Approved – Material Change to Deck - Replace wood railing with Trex white vinyl rail, black aluminum balusters; Replace flooring and rail cap with Trex, color: “Cottage”

Section 2 – Approved – All Season Room - 13’ W x 12’ L x 8’ H, 9 H; shed style roof, shingles, siding, and trim to match existing house; all tempered glass; sliding glass door to match existing

Section 3 – Approved – Roof Replacement & Fence Style - Replace 3-tab shingles with Owens Corning architectural shingle, color: “Charcoal Black” to match existing; Board to Board shared par ty fencing

Section 3 – Approved – Roof Replacement - Replace 3-tab shingles with Owens Corning architectural shingle, color: “Charcoal Black” to match existing

Section 4 – Approved – Fence - 132 linear feet – Mount Vernon Dip; 1 gate

Section LB4 – Approved – Storm Door - Anderson 4000 Series, full view, color: white, to match house trim

Section 4 – Approved – Playset - 16.5’ W x 14.5’ D x 10.5’ H, IDEA Fiesta Clubhouse playset, wooden frame with green slide and canopy

Section 4 – 24834 Prairie Grass Drive – Front Door & Color Change; Replace front door with ProVia fiberglass, 3 panel; Change front door and shutter color from red to black

Section 4 – Approved – Fence - 4’ H arched picket, 2 gates; to match existing fencing

Section 9B – Approved – Basketball Hoop - Lifetime 54” por table basketball hoop; to be installed on edge of driveway

Section 13 – Approved – Roof Replacement - Replace 3-tab with architectural shingles, Owens Corning, color: “Onyx Black” to match existing shingle color

Section 14 – Approved – Material Change to Deck - Replace flooring with Trex, color: “Woodland Brown”; Replace railing with Trex rail system, white vinyl

Section 14 – Approved – Deck - 16’ W x 10’ D x 10’ H; Trex flooring and rail cap, color: “Saddle”; white vinyl rail with black balusters; black solar light caps on posts; no stairs

Section 22 - Approved – Fence - 126 LF, 6’ Board on Board with cap, 4’ W arched gate; to match existing builder fencing

Section 36 – Approved – Playset & Fence Extension - 13.7’ W x 13.1’ D x 10.5’ H, Gorilla Playset, wooden frame with green slide and canopy; Extend out 8’ to property line and up 31’ to rear of home; 6’ Board on Board with lattice top; 4’ W arched gate

Section 44 - Approved – Stain Deck & Fence - Behr Solid Stain, color: “Cordovan Brown SC-104”

Section 46 - Approved – Deck - 18’ W x 12’ D x 11’ H; Endeck flooring, color: “Olinewood”; white vinyl rail with black balusters; no stairs

APPLICATION ACTIVITY

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Section 46 – Approved – Deck – Ground Level - 21’ W x 10’ D; Trex flooring, color: “Beach Dune”

Section 46 – Approved – Color Change - Change front door from green to Sherwin Williams “Rookwood Red”; Change shutters from green to black

Section 47A – Approved – Upper & Lower Level Decks - 16’ W x 16’ D x 13’ H; pressure treated lumber, standard picket rail; to be stained with Behr DeckOver, color: “Tugboat Brown”; stairs - 23 steps to include landing mid-way; 16’ W x 10’ D; pressure treated lumber; to be stained with Behr DeckOver, color: “Tugboat Brown”

Section 47A – Approved – Deck (Ground Level), Underdeck Panels, Stain Deck & Fence, Security Cameras - 22’ W x 15’ L; ground level, pressure treated lumber, to be stained with Behr, Semi-Transparent, color: “Russet”; Tuftex DeckDrain panels to be installed under deck flooring, color: “Tan” 2 – Security camera’s to be installed over garage door, left side, and in rear under deck, color: white; Stain fence with Behr, Semi-Transparent, color: “Russet”

Section 47A – Approved – Deck & Security Light - 18’ W x 12’ D x 9’ H; Trex flooring, color: “Tiki Torch”; white vinyl rail with black balusters; fascia to be wrapped in white PVC; no stairs; Double-headed motion light; to be installed under deck

Section 47B - Approved – Storm Doors - Anderson 3000 & 4000 Series, full view, color: “Almond” to match trim; installed on the front and rear mid-level doors; rear door includes built in blind

Section 48 – Approved – Deck & Door - 16’ W x 16’ D x 10’ H; Trex flooring and rail color: “Saddle”; black balusters – no stairs; Remove center mid-level window and replace with door to match existing lower level door Section 48 - Approved – Deck & Patio - 18’ W x 11’ D x 10’ H; all pressure treated lumber, standard picket rail; no stairs; 18’W x 24’ D; concrete

Section 48 – Approved – Patio - 220 SF, stamped concrete patio, random pattern, color: “Gray”

Section 48 - Approved – Antenna - Moho Sky 60; to be installed on rear deck rail

Section 49 – Approved – Patio - 23’ W x 12’ D; 12” x 12” E.P. Henry pavers, color: “Pheonix”; to include 52” x 28” step, color: “Mocha”

Section 49 - Approved – Deck - 14’ W x 12’ D x 10’ H; Trex flooring and rail cap, color: “Woodland Brown”; white vinyl rail with black balusters; black solar light caps on posts; fascia wrapped with white vinyl; no stairs

Section 52 – Approved – Modification – Screened Porch to All Season Room - Remove screen and railings and replace with all tempered glass windows; modify arched band and make box style for new windows; Remove underdeck lattice and replace with red brick; to match existing house; low voltage lighting to be installed; 3’ W x 40’ L Walkway from deck to gate; red brick pavers

Section 53 - Approved – Basketball Goal - Spalding, 54” por table goal; to be placed along edge of driveway

Section 53 – Approved – Basketball Hoop - Lifetime 54” portable basketball hoop; to be installed on edge of driveway

Section 54 – Approved – Roof Replacement - Replace 3-tab with Timberline architectural, color: “Hickory”

Section 54 – Approved – Basketball Hoop - Lifetime 54” portable basketball hoop; to be installed on edge of driveway

Section 55 – Approved – Roof Replacement - Change from 3-tab to Timberline Architectural shingle, color: “Charcoal”

Section EV1 - Approved – Deck - 30’ L x 18’ D x 6’ H; Trex flooring and rail cap, color: “Winchester Grey”; white vinyl rail with black balusters; black solar lights cap on posts; 3-post plant hanger; white vinyl lattice underdeck screening; stairs – 8 steps

Section EV1 - Approved – Color Change to Door & Front Porch Flooring - Change front door color from “Black” to “Rookwood Red”; Paint flooring to match new door color, “Rookwood Red”

Section EV1 – Approved – Deck - 30’ W x 14’ D x 3’ H; Trex flooring and rail cap, color: “Pebble Grey”; white vinyl rail with black balusters; white solar light caps on posts; white vinyl lattice underdeck screening; stairs – 4 steps

Section EV1 – Approved – Deck - 25’ W x 16’ D x 3’ H; Trex flooring and rail cap, color: “Woodland Brown”; white vinyl rail with black balusters; black solar light caps on posts; white vinyl lattice underdeck screening; stairs – 4 steps

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Section EV1 – Approved – Deck - 37’ W x 15’ D x 3’ H; Trex flooring and rail cap, color: “Winchester Grey”; white vinyl rail with black balusters; white solar light caps on posts; white vinyl lattice underdeck screening; stairs – 4 steps with landing

Section EV1 – Approved – Deck - 32’ W x 14’ D x 3’ H; Trex flooring and rail cap, color: “Winchester Grey”; white vinyl rail with black balusters; white solar light caps on posts; white vinyl lattice underdeck screening; stairs – 4 steps with landing

Section EV1 – Approved – Deck - 38’ W x 16’ D x 9’ H; Trex flooring and rail cap, color: “Lava Rock”; white vinyl rail with black balusters; 7’ H x 16’ L, white vinyl privacy screen on corner of rail; stairs – 12 steps

Section EV1 – Approved – Deck - 30’ W x 25’ D x 5’ H; Trex flooring and rail cap, color: “Lava Rock”; white vinyl rail with black balusters; 3-post plant hanger; stairs – 7 steps

Section EV1 – Approved – Fence - 266 LF 4’H semi-private wood fence with cap board; 2 gates on each side, 1 single, 1 double

Section EV2 – Approved - Walkway, Security Light, Basketball Hoop, Fruit Trees - 12” x 12” pavers, color: pewter and red to be installed from front of propery to rear entry door; Sunforce Triple head solar security light; to be installed on left side elevation towards front of home; Lifetime 54” portable basketball hoop; to be installed on edge of driveway; Install 3 fruit trees in rear, Apple and Cherry; 2 trees in front, Red Maple and Cherry Blossom

Section EV2 – Approved – Landscape, Walkway, Security Lights/Cameras - 5 – Leyland Cypress installed in rear right corner of property; 45’ from front walkway to walkout basement; 12” x 12” concrete pavers 3 – Triple Headed solar motion security lights; installed on front and side elevations 2 – Lorex Wireless cameras installed on front and rear elevations

Section EV2 - Approved – Deck - 14’ W x 12’ D x 4’ H; Trex flooring, color: “Spiced Rum”; black vinyl rail; stairs – 4 steps

Section EV2 – Approved – Deck - 22’ W x 10’ D x 10’ H; Trex flooring and rail cap, color: “Winchester Grey”; white vinyl rail with black balusters; black solar lights cap on posts; no stairs

Section EV2 – Approved – Deck - 22’ W x 14’ D x 10’ H; Trex flooring and rail cap, color: “Island Mist”; white vinyl rail with black balusters; black solar light caps on posts; 3-post plant hanger; no stairs

Section EV2 – Approved – Deck & Fence - 14’ W x 18’ D x 10’ H; Trex flooring and rail cap, color: “Woodland Brown”; white vinyl rail with black balusters; black solar light caps on posts; all posts and fascia wrapped with white vinyl; no stairs; 16’ Board on Board with cap; 4’ W arched fence; enclosing rear section only; to match existing fencing

Section GC - Approved – Security Cameras - 2 – Nest Security Cameras; to be installed at front door and rear under deck

Section GC – Approved – Deck - 20’ W x 10’ D x 10’ H; Trex flooring and rail cap, color: “Woodland Brown”; white vinyl rail with black balusters; black solar light caps on posts; no stairs

Section GC – Approved – Fence - 38 LF; 6’ Board on Board with cap, 4’ W arched gate, to match existing builder fence

Section GC - Approved – Upper & Lower Level Decks; 12’ W x 10’ D x 10’ H; Trex flooring, color: “Woodland Brown”; white vinyl rail; no stairs; 11’ W x 10’ D; Trex flooring, color: “Woodland Brown”

Section GC – Approved – Fence - ¬6’ H Board on Board with cap; 4’ W arched gate, to match existing builder fence; enclosing rear section only

Section MG – Approved – Fence - 4’ H white vinyl semi-private, flat top; 2 gates at front left and rear

Section LB1 - Approved – Basketball Hoop - Lifetime 54” por table basketball hoop; to be installed on edge of driveway

Section LB1 – Approved - Trash Enclosure - 75” L x 42” W x 52” H, Lifetime, color: “Tan”; installed on 12’ x 4’ concrete pavers

Section LB2 – Approved – Fence Meshing - Install galvanized mesh on fence; to be installed on interior at top trim board

Section LB2 – Approved – Deck - 37’ W x 15’ D x 3’ H; Trex flooring, color: “Spiced Rum”; white vinyl rail with black balusters; white vinyl lattice underdeck screening; stairs – 4 steps with landing

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Section LB3 - Approved – Roof Replacement - Change from 3-tab to Timberline Architectural shingle, color: “Weathered Wood”

Section LB3 – Approved – Deck - 22’ W x 14’ D x 10’ H; Trex flooring and rail cap, color: “Island Mist”; white vinyl rail with black balusters; black solar light caps on posts; 3-post plant hanger; no stairs

Section LB3 - Approved – Fence - 88 LF, 6’ Board on Board with cap; 4’ W arched gate; to match existing fence

Section LB4 – Approved – Patio, Privacy Screening & Landing - 380 SF; Nicolock pavers, random pattern, color: “Westchester Blend”, border color: “Oyster Blend”; 2 seat walls - 3’ H x 12’ L bench style with 20” x 20” lighted pillars; 6’ L x 16” H x 12” D; 4 - LED low voltage lighting to be installed on benches; 4’ D X L’ D x 3’ H; Trex flooring color: “Beach Dune”; white vinyl rail with black balusters; trim and fascia wrapped in white PVC; stairs – 5 steps; 6’ Board to Board, pressure treated lumber; clear stain to be applied; installed around patio for privacy

Section LB4 – Approved – Color Change - Change front door color from “Hunter Green” to “Black”

Section LB4 - Approved – Trash Enclosure - 38.5” L x 70.5” W x 52” H; Suncast Vanilla Resin Outdoor Storage Shed; to be installed on a 12’ L x 8’ D concrete slab and walkway

Section LB4 – Approved – Deck - 18’ W x 20’ D x 10.7’ H; Trex flooring and rail cap, color: “Woodland Brown”; white vinyl rail with black balusters; black solar light caps on posts; post and beams to be wrapped with white vinyl; “L” shaped stairs with landing

Section LB4 – Approved – Deck - 27’ W x 16’ D x 5’ H; Trex flooring and rail cap, color: “Woodland Brown”; to include an octagonal area and bump-out; white vinyl rail with black balusters; black solar light caps on posts; 4-post plant hanger; stairs – 7 steps

Section LB4 - Approved – Security Lights - 2 – Sunforce triple head light with solar panel; to be installed in rear location; corner board and balcony post, mid-level

Section LB4 – Approved – Patio - 48’ W x 21’ D; 12” x 12” pavers, color: “Earthtone”

Section LB5R – Approved – Patio & Fence - 20’ W x 22’ D; Techoblock, random patters, color: “Chestnut Brown”; 5’ H with 1’ H lattice Board on Board; 4’ W arched gate; to match existing builder fence; to be stained Olympic Semi-transparent “Royal Mahogany”

Section LB5R - Approved – Roof Replacement - Replace 3-tab with GAF Timberline, architectural shingle, color: “Weathered Wood”

Section M1 – Approved – Roof Overhang - 20’ W x 13’ D x 9’-12’H; shed style roof; shingles to match existing house shingles; to be installed over deck

Section M2 – Approved – Playset - 10’ H x 8’ W x 26’ L; Creative Playthings, wooden frame with green slide & swings

Section M3 - Approved – Deck - 22’ W x 16’ D x 5’ H; Trex flooring color: “Spiced Rum”; white vinyl rail with black balusters; stairs – 6 steps

Section MG – Approved – Playset - 13’ L x 10’ W x 9’ H, Lifetime A-Frame Deluxe; color: “Earthtone”

Section MG - Approved – Deck & Fence - 20’ W x 16’ D x 10’ H; Trex flooring and rail cap, color: “Vintage Lantern”; white vinyl rail with black balusters; stairs – 10 steps with 2 – 4’ landings; 4’ H, semi-private white vinyl with cap; 2 – 4’ W gates

Section MG – Approved – Fence & Playset - 158 LF; 4’ H white vinyl semi-private, flat top; 3 – 4’ W gates; 10’ H x 8’ W x 26’ L; wooden frame with for t, green slide & swings

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My philosophy has always been to provide as much value as possible to taxpayers so that we strike a balance between reasonable taxes and high quality services. That equation includes our libraries. My mom likes to tell the story of how my very first trip as a baby outside the house was to my local town library, and I spent a lot of time

there growing up. I’m therefore very proud of our nationally recognized Loudoun County Public Library (LCPL) system.

LCPL is governed by a Library Board of Trustees appointed by the Board of Supervisors, and funded as part of the County budget. We have ten public library locations around Loudoun with branches in Ashburn, Brambleton Cascades, Stone Ridge (Gum Spring), Leesburg (2 branches – Rust and the Law Library), Lovettsville, Middleburg, Purcellville, and Sterling. All these branches work together through a floating loan system and joint initiatives to offer programs that are of benefits to students and adult learners.

Library hours vary slightly but are similar across the County. All 9 general branches are open from 10 AM – 9 PM Monday through Thursday and 10 AM – 5 PM on Friday & Saturday. Brambleton & Sterling are open until 9 PM Friday and Saturday. Ashburn, Brambleton, Cascades, Gum Spring, Purcellville, and Rust are also open from 1 PM – 5 PM on Sunday.

Library cards are free to individuals of any age who live, work, attend school, own property, or own a business in Loudoun or in one of our regional partner localities. In order to get a library card, visit one of the branches in person or apply on the Libraries’ website: www.library.loudoun.gov.

I’m particularly proud of the two libraries that serve Dulles District residents that I had a hand in opening. I’m sure many of you have visited the Gum Spring Library, a 40,000 square facility that opened in 2013. Dulles South residents spent many years advocating for a library, and Gum Spring was the busiest library in the entire LCPL system until Brambleton opened at the end of last year. Gum Spring is notable because it represented one of our first public-private partnerships, in which the County teamed up with Van Metre to build the library facility as a condo unit within a larger building. This approach saved costs and got the library built sooner. Gum Spring Library has become a community gathering place in Dulles South, especially for

students. The many study spaces and meeting rooms are frequently utilized. Gum Spring is averaging about 25,000 visitors per month since the beginning of 2019.

The newest LCPL branch is in Brambleton, and it’s worth a drive for those who have not seen it. Brambleton Library is one of the most advanced suburban libraries ever built. It is also a result of a public-private partnership, this time a deal I helped negotiate with Brambleton. It includes dedicated workspace for kids and teens, a makerspace with 3D printers, meeting rooms, robotics spaces, and a recording studio – among other amenities.

In the first four months of Brambleton being open, there have been nearly 230,000 total visitors – that’s over 2,200 per business day and has made Brambleton the busiest library branch in the County. Nearly 200,000 items have been checked out since the library opened. The library currently offers 412 unique programs, at which 16,000 attendees enjoy activities and learning opportunities.

Our libraries serve purposes other than just checking out books and movies. For instance, Rust Library in Leesburg recently started a passport service. Passport book and card application processing and photo services are available on a first come first serve basis for those traveling overseas in the near future. Utilizing this service can be a great way to skip the lines at the DMV or post office. If the program continues to be a success, we may expand it to other branches such as Gum Spring.

The Board of Supervisors funds LCPL in our annual operating budget. For FY20, we dedicated $20.4 million to library services – an increase of $1 million to reflect operating costs and personnel at the new library. The funding is also for staffing, resources, materials, and maintenance. The catalogue of books and other media at Loudoun libraries is continuously growing, and there is also a system-wide effort to stay current with technology and increase the number of e-books in circulation. While there will always be a place for a good hardcover book, many residents are using their mobile devices to read, and e-books have the benefit of being automatically “returned” when their due dates are up.

This year, I expect the Board of Supervisors to consider revisions to the fine structure at libraries. The Library Board of Trustees has found that fines can actually have a negative impact on collecting materials, and serve as a deterrent for some cost-sensitive residents. Quite a few library systems have moved toward abolishing fines, and it’s possible that LCPL may also move in that direction. Stay tuned.

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GUM SPRING LIBRARY CALENDAR

RECURRING PROGRAMS BABY STORYTIME For ages 0-18 months with an adult. Mondays, 10 a.m.; Wednesdays and Saturdays, 11 a.m. TODDLER STORYTIME For ages 18-36 months with an adult. Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 a.m.

PRESCHOOL STORYTIME For ages 3-5 with an adult. Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11 a.m.

MUSICAL STORYTIME For all ages with an adult. Wednesdays, 1:30 p.m.

FAMILY STORYTIME For ages 0 and older with an adult. Tuesdays, 7 p.m.; Wednesdays and Saturdays, 10 a.m.

LIBRARY PLAYDATE Coffee and conversation for adults. Toys and play space for children. For ages 5 and younger. Fridays, 10 a.m.

ESOL: ENGLISH CONVERSATION GROUP An informal conversation group for non-native speakers to practice speaking English. For adults. Tuesdays, 7 p.m.; Thursdays, noon

JUNE PROGRAMS CATURDAY II: YOU’VE CAT TO BE KITTEN ME Meet adoptable kittens from the Humane Society of Loudoun County, and make cat-related crafts. Sunday, June 2, 1:30 p.m.

MEDITATION MONDAYS Take a pause in your life and practice mindfulness with a combination of meditation, yoga and energy healing techniques. Monday, June 3, 7 p.m.

CULTURAL EXPLORERS: RAMADAN AND EID AL-FITR Explore Ramadan and the festival of Eid al-Fitr through stories, crafts and activities with special guest presenter Rabia Baig, of the All Dulles Area Muslim Society Center. Wednesday, June 5, 4 p.m.

WORLD WIDE KNIT IN PUBLIC DAY Join fellow knitters while you try various knitting techniques. Saturday, June 8, 10 a.m.

TEEN PAINT NIGHT Local artist Jenny Klug will lead you, step-by-step from bare canvas to a finished painting. You’ll be amazed by what you can create. Supplies provided. Sunday, June 9, 2 p.m.

MAGIC THAT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE Kick off the 2019 Summer Reading Program with a magic-comedy show straight from outer space, with magician, Mike Rose. Space may be limited. Monday, June 10, 3 p.m.

VOLUNTEER FAIR Meet local organizations and learn how you can volunteer in your community. For teens and adults. Monday, June 10, 4:30 p.m.

DIY GALAXY SLIME We provide the supplies. You provide the creativity. Tuesday, June 11, 3-4 p.m. (Grades K-5); 4-5 p.m. (teens)

LIFE IN SPACE WITH THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE Embark on an out-of-this-world trip and explore the challenges of getting to space, living and working in orbit, and safely returning to Earth. Wednesday, June 12, 7 p.m.

LOOKING FOR LIFE IN ALL THE WRONG PLACES Discover where in the solar system we’re searching for extraterrestrial intelligence and why with Dr. Harold A. Geller, Observatory Director and Associate Professor at George Mason University. Thursday, June 13, 7 p.m.

STEAM CLUB JR. Explore math and science concepts with hands-on activities. For Grades K-2. Monday, June 17, 3 p.m.

STEAM CLUB Explore math and science concepts with hands-on activities. For Grades 3-5. Tuesday, June 18, 3 p.m.

OUTER SPACE SCIENCE WITH MAD SCIENCE OF WASHINGTON Learn about the physics of space travel and experience cool demonstrations that highlight the technology used on missions. Wednesday, June 19, 7 p.m.

SUPER SMASH BROS. TOURNAMENT Are you the best Super Smash Bros Wii U player in Loudoun County? Win this qualifying round to represent Gum Spring Library in the tournament finale at the After Hours Teen Center (Cascades Library) on Aug. 16. For teens. Thursday, June 20, 2 p.m.

UNDER THE SEA WITH MARINE BIOLOGIST ANDREW WILSON Take a dive into the ocean and meet live animals, such as a clownfish, a brownbanded bamboo shark and a horseshoe crab. Wednesday, June 26, 7 p.m.

RESUME WORKSHOP It’s all about the resume. Nancy Gober, of AJC Consultants, will help you craft a resume that employers will want to read. Thursday, June 27, 7 p.m.

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! Advertising Request Forms, payment, and an electronic copy (.jpeg or .Pdf preferred) of the ad MUST be received by the 1st of the month for the following month’s publication. Ads will not be placed until all items listed above are received.

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Amber Springs | First Service Residential ...703-385-1133Centre Park | SFMC, Inc. ........................703-392-6006Mercer Park | First Service Residential ....703-385-1133Stone Mill Corner | SFMC, Inc. ................703-392-6006Stone Springs | First Service Residential ....703-385-1133Summerwalk | First Service Residential ...703-385-1133

OTHER CONTACTS

SFMC (Assessment) ....................703-392-6006 Ext. 206Van Metre Customer Care ......................... 703-348-5806Allegra Print & Imaging .............................. 703-444-5555Mainsteet Mailboxes ................................ 571-379-8454

EMERGENCIES............................. DIAL 911

Narcotics Hotline ...................................833-468-8477 Suicide Prevention Hotline .....................800-2738255

NON-EMERGENCIES

Arcola Fire Department ..........................703327-2222Dulles Urgent Care Center......................703-542-7921INOVA Loudoun Hospital ........................703-858-6000Loudoun County Sheriff’s Dept. ..............703-777-1021Poison Control Hotline ...........................800-222-1222StoneSprings Hospital ...........................571-349-4000

LOUDOUN COUNTY

Animal Control ......................................703-777-0406Animal Emergency Hospital ....................703-777-5755Building and Development ......................703-777-0397Building Inspections ..............................703-777-0220Dulles South Multipurpose Center ..........571-258-3456Library – Stone Ridge ............................571-258-3838Parks & Recreation ................................703-777-0343Post Office – Aldie .................................703-327-6975Transit & Commuter Services .................703-777-0280Treasurer ..............................................703-777-0380Voter Registration ..................................703-777-0380Vehicle Registration ...............................703-777-0260

UTILITIES

American Disposal ....................................703-368-0500Dominion Energy ...................................866-366-4357Loudoun Water ......................................571-291-7880Miss Utility ................................ 811 or 800-552-7001NOVEC .................................................888-335-0500Washington Gas ....................................703-750-1000Washington Gas (Emergency) .................800-752-7520

SCHOOLS

Arcola Elementary .....................................703-957-4390Goshen Post Elementary ........................571-367-4030John Champe High School .....................703-722-2680Mercer Middle School ............................703-957-4340Pinebrook Elementary ............................703-957-4325Willard Intermediate School ...................571-367-4040

PARKS & RECREATION

Dulles South Recreation Center.................571-258-3456Dulles South Senior Center ....................571-258-3883

PUBLIC OFFICIALS

Jeff Morse | School Board Member ............571-420-2243Matthew Letoruneau | Supervisor ...........703-777-0204Phyllis Randall | Supervisor ....................703-777-0224John Bell | State Delegate .......................571-367-9080Richard Black | State Senator ..................703-406-2951Jennifer Wexton | Congresswoman ...........202-225-5136 Mark Warner | US Senator .......................202-224-2023Tim Kaine | US Senator ...........................202-224-4024

VDOT

VDOT ....................................................800-347-6441Pothole Hotline .....................................800-367-7623

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DirectTV ...............................................888-777-2454Dish Network ........................................800-823-4929Comcast ...............................................800-266-2278Verizon .................................................888-438-3467

CONTACTS

MAIL ASSOCIATION PAYMENTS WITH COUPON TO: Stone Ridge Association c/o SFMC P.O. Box 66571 Phoenix, AZ 66571

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