In order for the Town to annex this property, the following public processes
must take place:
|
Action to date |
| 10/7/04 |
Mayor Frank
Etro announced at the Town Council meeting that the Boundary Line
Adjustment has been ratified by the County courts; the annexed land
will become part of the Town of Round Hill effective January 1, 2005.
A welcome package will be developed and sent to all residents affected
by the change. |
| 9/28/04 |
The Planning
Commision held a workshop to develop the final language to be adopted
as an amendment to the Town's Comprehensive Plan. |
| 6/16/04 |
The
residential subcommittee of the Steering Committee for Amending the
Town's Comprehensive Plan held its final meeting, during which a
final draft of the
policy framework and illustrations for the Route 719 South part of
the Town Plan was completed. The plan will now be reviewed by the Town
attorney before being submitted to the Planning Commission and Town
Council for approval. |
| 6/1/04 |
At their
regularly scheduled meeting, the County Board of Supervisors approved
the Boundary Line Adjustment to go forward to the courts for
ratification and approved the CPAM,
which incorporates the section of the BLA south of Rt. 7 into the
town's JLMA. Ratification could take several weeks or months. |
| 5/20/04 |
At their
regular meeting, the Round Hill Town Council approved the Boundary
Line Adjustment. |
| 5/20/04 |
The Loudoun
Design Cabinet held a design charrette to develop a concept plan for
the town's three commercial districts.
Meeting Notes |
| 5/19/04 |
The Loudoun
County Land Use Committee voted to recommend approval of the Boundary
Line Adjustment. The question returns to the full Board of
Supervisors. |
| 5/14/04 |
About a dozen
residents of Rt. 719 south and several members of the Steering
Committee for Amending the Town's Comprehensive Plan attended a public
input session to discuss issues arising from the annexation of this
residential area into Town.
Meeting
Summary |
Meeting Notes |
| 5/11/04 |
The Loudoun
County Board of Supervisors held public hearings on the county's
comprehensive plan amendment (CPAM) to bring the potential annexation
area into Round Hill's JLMA and on the requested boundary line
adjustment (BLA). The supervisors moved to act on the CPAM at their
next business meeting (6/1), but sent the BLA back to the County's Land Use Committee
for further review (on the agenda for the 5/19 meeting, tentatively
scheduled to begin at 6 p.m.).
Land Use Committee Report from 4/6 |
Resolution to Initiate CPAM |
Department of Planning Staff Report |
Boundary Line Adjustment Agreement |
Description of Round Hill Corporate Limits |
| 5/7/04 |
A public
input session has been scheduled for Friday, May 14, 2004, to
discuss residential development south of Rt. 7 and east of Rt. 719.
The meeting will be held at the Town Hall at 7:30 p.m.
Meeting
Notice |
| 5/3/04 |
Both the
residential and commercial subcommittees met to begin to formulate
planning policies for the areas to be annexed.
Draft Project Schedule |
Summary of Residential Work Session
| Meeting Notes from
Commercial Subcommittee |
| 4/26/04 |
At a joint
meeting of the Town Council, Planning Commission and interested
public, Mayor Etro formed a Steering Committee to draft an amendment
to the Town's Comprehensive Plan. This committee will be broken into
three subcommittees: residential, commercial, and presentation. The
residential and commercial subcommittees agreed to meet weekly
on Monday nights from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. through mid- to late-June.
The residential subcommittee will focus on property south of Town on
Rt. 719; the commercial
subcommittee will address
Rt. 7 east,
Main Street, and the Hill High Orchard property west of Town.
Meeting Flip Chart
Notes |
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The Loudoun
County Board of Supervisors has scheduled a public hearing on the
County Revised General Plan amendment and Boundary Line Adjustment for Tuesday, May 11 at 6:30 p.m. at the
County Government Center in Leesburg.
BLA Announcement |
CPAM Announcement |
| 4/19/04 |
At a joint
meeting of the Town Council, Planning Commission and interested
public, Mayor Etro discussed in detail the history of and
justification for the proposed boundary line adjustment (BLA). As part
of the BLA process, the Town must update its Comprehensive Plan to
incorporate the additional properties. A meeting was
scheduled for April 26 at 7:30 p.m. to establish a Steering
Committee to undertake developing the necessary Comprehensive Plan
amendment. |
| 4/19/04 |
The County
Planning Commission held a public hearing on the proposed
amendment to the County Revised General Plan (CPAM) to incorporate the
property in question into the Town's Joint Land Management Area
(JLMA). This amendment is related to a separate request by the Town to
bring these properties into corporate limits through a Boundary Line
Adjustment (BLA). After the public hearing, the Planning Commission
approved the CPAM and forwarded it to the Board of Supervisors.
Summary Meeting Agenda |
| 4/7/04 |
A meeting
has been scheduled for April 19, at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Office
to create a joint committee of the Town Council, Planning Commission
and members of the public in order to begin shaping the future of the
Main Street Commercial District, the Route 7 commercial property and
the residential annexation area south of Town on Route 719. |
