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Upcoming Events |
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“The Sunshine Boys” by Neil
Simon
May 4-6, 11-13
Franklin Park Visual & Performing Arts Center. Fri./Sat. 8 p.m.; Sun.
3 p.m. Call (540)338-7973 for more information.
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Mother’s Day Flower Sale
May 11-12
Round Hill Volunteer Fire Department
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Yard and Bake Sale
May 12
Round Hill United Methodist Church, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Rain
date is May 19, same times.
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Golf Tournament
May 21
Stoneleigh Golf and Country Club, 10 a.m. Sponsors needed
as well as participants! Contact Kim at (703)216-8339 or visit
www.rhvfd4.org if interested.
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Fifth Annual Round Hill Hometown
Festival
May 26
See
www.hometownfestival.org for more information.
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Loudoun Artists Studio Tour
June 2-3
See www.wlast.org or
call (540)338-7973 for more information.
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Movie Night Under the Stars
June 9
See
www.wlcc-church.org or call (540)751-1770 for more information.
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Memorial Dedication to Bruce
Brownell
July 4
Round Hill Town Park, time TBD.
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Ice Cream Social
July 7
See
www.wlcc-church.org or call (540)751-1770 for more information.
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Round Hill Volunteer Fire
Department Pig Roast
July 7
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Vacation Bible School
July 23-27
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Round Hill United Methodist Church, 5:30-8 p.m.;
dinner served each evening. Call (540)338-1836 for more information.
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ON THE
AGENDA |
Issues the Town Council and
Planning Commission will address in the coming months include:
• A detailed survey of Main Street as Phase I of the Main Street
Improvement Project
• Rezonings of 2 W. Loudoun Street and Lake Ridge Estates; special
exception applications for Round Hill Methodist Church and Round Hill
Baptist Church
• Construction plans and final plat applications for the Creekside
project, including working out details for improvements of the Village
Green
• A comprehensive plan for the Eastern Commercial District and Potts
Barn site
• Completion of the 2007-2008 general and utility operating and capital
improvement budgets
• Completion of a new utility rate study. Based on preliminary figures,
water and sewer rates may rise significantly next year due to updating
of assumptions used in developing the past rate study and increased
project, operational and maintenance costs.
• Community center and Sleeter Lake Park discussions
• Sign and parking ordinances
• Energy conservation and environmental activities
• Annexation of additional areas into Town limits
The Town Council invites and appreciates public input at its regular
meetings held in the Town Office at 8:00 p.m. on the first and third
Thursdays of each month, or at any of the numerous committee meetings
and public hearings on various initiatives. |
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