GCA submits comments to the Loudoun County BOS regarding Transition Policy Area
Date: October 25, 2017 Loudoun County Board of Supervisors 1 Harrison Street, S.E., Fifth Floor P.O. Box 7000 Leesburg, VA...
Supervisors OK Marshall “Form-Based” Code
Laying to rest one of Fauquier’s more divisive land-use debates in years, the board of supervisors Thursday approved zoning regulations...
Loudoun County could see 18,000 new homes in transition area under revised plan.
Loudoun Aerial Beaverdam Resevoir area credit NAIP Loudoun Times, September 29, 2017 by Sidney Kashiwagi Members of Loudoun County’s Comprehensive...
Proposed Blackthorne Inn Development near Upperville, VA
The Goose Creek recently sent comments to the Fauquier Planning Commission regarding the Proposed Blackthorne Inn Development. See below and...
Markham Truck Rest Area Decision Suspended
Our voices were heard at a recent public meeting regarding the proposed Markham Truck Rest Area, which approximately 84 people...
Loudoun County Public Hearing – Catesby Farm Minor Special Exception
Dear Friends and Rural Loudoun Neighbors, It is important that we come together as a community to oppose changes in...
Proposed Markham Truck Rest Area Comments from the GCA 8-1-2016
A Proposed Truck Rest Area in Markham is a potential risk to the Goose Creek Watershed. The Goose Creek Association recently...
Comments Regarding Loudoun Water and the Running Dry of Goose Creek
Memorandum From: Goose Creek Association, Board of Directors Bonnie Mattingly,...
GCA’S Annual Membership Drive
Dear Member, We have been particularly busy this year expanding and maintaining our historic districts, while providing ongoing water quality monitoring...
UPDATE: The Fauquier Board of Supervisors approved second Verizon Cell Tower (silo) on Crenshaw Road.
Amended Comments Before the Board of Supervisors Regarding Proposed Verizon Cell Tower on Crenshaw Road Fauquier County October 10, 2013...
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