HomeMy Public PortalAbout2002_09_10COUNCIL MEETING September 10, 2002
Council Chambers, 25 West Market Street, 7:30 p.m. Mayor Umstattd presiding.
Councilmembers Present: Frank Buttery, Mervin Jackson, Melinda Kramer, Marry
Martinez, David Schmidt, Robert Zoldos, and Mayor Kristen Umstattd.
Councilmembers Absent=
Staff Present: Town Manager Robert Noe, Town Attorney William Donnelly, Deputy
Town Manager Phillip Rodenberg, Director of Engineering and Public Works Tom
Mason, Director of Parks and Recreation Kaj Dentler, Chief of Police Joe Price,
Director of Planning, Zoning and Development Susan Swift, Rich Williams Recreation
Facilities Manager, Steve Cawthorn Superintendent Water Pollution Control, Tourism
Coordinator Marantha Edwards, Assistant to the Town Manager Nicole Ard,
Management Intern, Adam Brown, and Clerk of Council Judy Ahalt.
AGENDA ITEMS
A. Invocation by Councilmember Buttery.
B. Salute to the Flag by Mayor Umstattd
C, Roll call
D. Minutes:
On a motion by Councilmember Martinez, seconded by Councilmember
Buttery, the minutes of the August 12, 2002 work session were approved with minor
edits by a vote of 7-0.
On a motion by Councilmember Zoldos, seconded by Vice-Mayor Jackson, the
minutes of the August 13, 2002 meeting were approved by a vote of 7-0.
E. Presentations:
a. "Heroes" by I~laureen Howard
Ms. Maureen Howard read her poem entitled "Heroes".
Mayor Umstattd thanked Miss Howard, and her family, for sharing her
poem.
On a motion by Vice-Mayor Jackson, seconded by Councilmember Buttery, the
following presentation was made.
Town Council minutes for September 10, 2002 Page 2
Proclamation - Remembrance of September 11, 2001
PROCM/klAI'IO/V
Remembrance of September 11; 2001
WHEREAS, in an unprovoked and senseless act of terrorism, four civilian
aircraft were hijacked on September 11, 2001, and crashed in New York City,
Pennsylvania and the Pentagon; and
WHEREAS, innocent U.S. citizens of all heritages as well as visiting
citizens of foreign nations were killed and injured as a result of these horrific
acts; and
WHEREAS, while we as a Union still continue to recover from the unspeakable
loss of so many innocent lives, the indomitable spirit of the United States has been
revitalized and given way to numerous expressions of heroism and patriotism; and
WHEREAS, the threat of terrorism, destruction and senseless violence must
be banished for any free society to exist; and
WHEREAS~ Leesburg shares in the grief and will commemorate the one-year
anniversary of the September :[[th tragedies with a candlelight ceremony at 7:30
p.m. on the Town Green; and
WHEREAS, President George W. Bush has encouraged us to "join together in
cities, communities, neighborhoods and places of worship to honor those who were
lost, to pray for those who grieve, and to give thanks for God's enduring blessings on
our land".
THEREFORE RESOLVED, the Mayor and Town Council of the Town of
Leesburg in Virginia extend their deepest condolences to the innocent victims of these
unprovoked actions by terrorists, as well as to their families and their friends.
FURTHER RESOLVED, the Mayor and Town Council also salute the heroism of
public safety and rescue workers, volunteers, local officials, and those who responded
to these tragic events with courage, selfless compassion, determination, and skill.
PROCLAIMED this 10th day of September 2002.
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On a motion by Councilmember Martinez, seconded by Councilmember
Buttery, the following presentation was made.
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Resolution of Recognition - Loudoun County Volunteer Rescue
Squad/Company 13 - 50th Anniversary
Resolution
of Recognition
LOUDOUN COUNTY VOLUNTEER RESCUE SQUAD/COMPANY 13
FZFTZETN ANNZVERSARY
WHEREAS, on September 7, 2002, the Loudoun County Volunteer Rescue
Squad of Leesburg (Company 13) celebrated its 50th anniversary of providing
emergency care for the citizens of Loudoun County; and
WHEREAS~ Loudoun County Volunteer Rescue Squad, the first independent
volunteer rescue squad in Loudoun County, began in 1952 with 12 concerned citizens
from throughout the county, a borrowed Ford station wagon, and a telephone tree
program for disseminating calls to volunteers; and
WHEREAS~ the squad, consisting of 94 volunteers, five ambulances, two
crash trucks, two boats and a bike team now dispatch calls out of the Loudoun
County Fire and Rescue Services and has been instrumental in assisting the
formation of additional volunteer companies within the county; and
WHEREAS~ Loudoun County Volunteer Rescue Squad volunteers come from
all walks of life, serve 12-hour shifts once a week, and engage in thousands of hours
of specialized training and continuing education to enhance lifesaving skills needed to
provide emergency medical care.
THERFORE, RESOLVED on this date of September 10, 2002, that the Mayor
and Town Council of the Town of Leesburg in Virginia congratulates the Loudoun
County Volunteer Rescue Squad (Company 13) upon the celebration of its 50 years
of providing emergency assistance to the citizens of the Town of Leesburg and
Loudoun County.
RESOLVED this 10th day of September 2002.
The resolution was presented to President Patty Russell and Chief Rick DiZerga.
Town Council minutes for September 10, 2002 Page 4
On a motion by Councilmember Martinez, seconded by Vice-Mayor
Jackson, the following presentation was made,
d. Proclamation - Hispanic Heritage Month
PIIOC, bl/IIA TIO/I/
HZSPANIC HERITAGE MONTH
$EPTEIVlBER 15 THROUGH OCTOBER 15~ 2002
WHEREAS, September 15 through October 15, 2002 is designated, by the
Federal Government, as a time to recognize the achievements and contributions of
Hispanics in this country; and
WHEREAS, the significant achievements of Hispanics have shaped,
and continue to shape our nation's history; and
WHEREAS, local cultural institutions such as the Smithsonian Institution, are
sponsoring various events celebrating Hispanic heritage through November; and
WHEREAS, Leesburg's Hispanic community continues to make significant
cultural and economic contributions to our Town.
THEREFORE, the Mayor and Town Council of the Town of Leesburg in Virginia
hereby proclaim September 15 through October :L5 of the Year 2002 as Hispanic
Heritage Month in the Town of Leesburg and urge the citizens of Leesburg to join in
recognizing and preserving the contributions made by Hispanics throughout the history
of our nation,
PROCLATMED this 10th day of September 2002.
The proclamation was presented to Laura Valle of the Northern Virginia Family
Service,
On a motion by Councilmember Zoldos, seconded by Councilmember Buttery,
the following presentation was made,
e. Resolution of Recognition - Mitchell & Company, P.C.
The resolution was presented to .]eft Mitchell for Mitchell & Company's
years of service to the Town of Leesburg,
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MITCHELL & COhfPANY~ P.C.~
WHEREAS, from 1993 thru 2001, Mitchell & Company, P.C., had been
appointed Town auditor and conducted Town audits in a professional, timely, efficient
and dedicated manner; and
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WHEREAS, for the past eight years, Mitchell & Company, P.C., has
met all reporting and statutory filing deadlines; and
WHEREAS, for the past eight years, Mitchell & Company, P.C., has assisted in
the preparation of the Town of Leesburg's financial reporting, resulting in the Town of
Leesburg receiving the GFOA Certificate in Financial Reporting; and
WHEREAS, for the past eight years, Mitchell & Company, P.C., has made
sound financial management recommendations to the Leesburg Town Council,
resulting in the implementation by the Town of Leesburg of many of such
recommendations; and
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Mayor and Town Council of the Town
of Leesburg in Virginia hereby recognizes the firm of Mitchell & Company, P.C., for its
superior service to the Town.
FURTHER, BE IT RESOLVED that the Mayor and Town Council of the Town of
Leesburg in Virginia expresses its deep appreciation for the professionalism and
dedication that Mitchell & Company, P.C., has consistently brought to its relationship
with the Town.
PROCLAIMED this 10th day of September 2002.
Dr. David Goodfriend - Loudoun County Health Department -
regarding mosquito control - West Nile Virus
Dr. Goodfriend stated the Loudoun County Health Department has just
filled a federally funded epidemiologist position to do outreach programs in
the community to find diseases that are potentially related to bioterrorism.
Within the next month another person will be brought in to do bioterrorism
coordination within the County.
Also, he gave an update to Council on the West Nile Virus efforts. He
asked that people dump standing water and wear insect repellant while
outside. Further, he outlined the steps Loudoun County Health Department
is taking to detect and combat the virus.
On a motion by Vice-Mayor Jackson, seconded by Councilmember
Buttery, the motion was proposed.
RESOLUTION: 2002-:1.58
A RESOLUTION:
ENDORSING LOUDOUN COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
EFFORTS FOR ADULT MOSQUITO CONTROL TO MINIMIZE
THE RISK OF MOSQUITO-BORNE DISEASES AND
AUTHORIZING THE TOWN MANAGER, IN CONCERT WITH
THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR, TO TAKE
APPROPRIATE ACTIONS TO CONTROL MOSQUITOS
WHEREAS, the Loudoun County Health Department has determined through
tests of dead birds and mosquitoes that West Nile Virus is present in the Leesburg
area; and
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WHEREAS, West Nile Virus is spread to birds, humans, horses and other
mammals through the bite of an infected mosquito; and
WHEREAS, the Town of Leesburg has been monitoring and controlling
mosquito populations through frequent inspections and larvacide applications; and
WHEREAS, ultra-low volume spraying for adult mosquitoes is a proven
method for controlling mosquito populations; and
WHEREAS, Loudoun County has contracted with Clark Mosquito Control to
conduct spraying; and
WHEREAS, the director of the Loudoun County Health Department is advising
the county and town on proper steps to control mosquitoes when public health is
threatened.
THEREFORE, RESOLVED that the Council of the Town of Leesburg in Virginia
hereby endorses the efforts of the Loudoun County Health Department for adult
mosquito control to minimize the risk of mosquito-borne diseases such as West Nile
Virus.
FURTHER, RESOLVED, that the Council hereby authorizes the town
manager, in concert with the Health Department director, to take appropriate actions
to control mosquitoes including arranging for mosquito spraying, whenever
necessary, and for prior public notification when the Health Department determines
such actions are needed to protect public health.
PASSED this 10th day of September 2002.
Councilmember Buttery asked how the Loudoun County Health Department
has been notifying the public?
Dr. Goodfriend stated a multi-layered approach was used to get the word out
to the public through radio, door to door, and law enforcement efforts.
The motion was approved by the following vote:
Aye: Buttery, Vice-Mayor Jackson, Kramer, IVlartinez, Schmidt, Zoldos and
Mayor Umstattd
Nay: None
Vote: 7-0
Bob Noe thanked Steve Cawthorn, Water Pollution Control Facility
Superintendent, for his efforts to control mosquitoes.
F. Petitioners:
The petitioner's section opened at 8:05 p.m.
Rob Huebbers, Loudoun Healthcare, reported efforts that have been ongoing
to improve their financial position, quality of care, expand the range of quality
services and to exceed the healthcare needs of Loudoun County.
Town Council minutes for September 10, 2002 Page ?
He further stated the Cornwall Campus would be coming on as a full service
24 hour emergency room. They are slated for a January 03 opening.
Councilmember Zoldos stated the Cornwall Campus is a critical element of
healthcare in Leesburg and Loudoun County.
Vice-Mayor Jackson stated he is glad to see Loudoun Healthcare coming back
to Leesburg.
Councilmember Buttery thanked Mr. Huebbers for providing this report and
invited him to return with future updates.
Mayor Umstattd stated Chief Bob Griffin, Loudoun County Fire & Rescue
complimented Loudoun Healthcare on their efforts during the recent terrorism
training.
Karen Jones, Leesburg Economic Development Commission, provided an
update to Council on the downtown consultants' efforts. She stated they have met
with many residents and business owners. She outlined some recommendations for
development in the town branch area, Loudoun Street expansion project and a
Dodona Manor/Town partnership.
She further informed Council of a meeting with the consultants and downtown
residents, business owners and other interested parties. The zip code survey and
the effect of street closures on the businesses were discussed.
The consultants will return the week of October 2nd.
Bob Anderson., 205 Woodberry Road, outlined his concerns with the health
problems caused by stray and free-roaming cats in the area. He stated there is a
large problem with cat feces in his yard and proposed a leash law for cats.
Bill Zawacki., 1107 Rollins Drive, SW, asked Council for the status of
Resolution 2002-112 which was approved by a 4-2-1 vote on June 25, 2002. He
recommended that Council appoint a citizen's task force to study annexation in
accordance with the resolution.
Barbara E~mm'~ons, P.O. Box 1103, Leesburg, stated her concerns with the
Crosstrails Boulevard proposal.
James Ron Caqlione, stated he is an owner of property in the Town of
Leesburg. He stated his concerns with the name change of Sycolin Road and the
effect on businesses.
The petitioner's section closed at 8:40 p.m.
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Public Hearing
a. Proposed 20-Year Comprehensive Plan for oarks, recreation,
open space, trails, and areenwavs.
Kaj Dentler outlined the recent parks expansion efforts and the history
of the proposed 20-year plan.
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Further, he stated the Parks & Recreation Advisory Commission and
the Planning Commission unanimously endorsed the plan.
Deana Rhodeside, Rhodeside & Harwell Consultants, gave an overview
of the highlights for the 20-year plan and the process that was involved in
making this recommendation.
John Meizer, Rhodeside & Harwell Consultants, outlined the goals of
this plan, including expanding the existing trails network, protecting cultural &
historical sites and ensuring a balanced and adequate distribution of active
recreation facilities,
Ms. Rhodeside cited and outlined the nine priorities established by the
Parks & Recreation Commission for this proposal.
Councilmember Kramer asked how the report addresses the Chancellor
Street trail?
Mr. Dentler stated the best approach is to find an alternative to the
Chancellor Street trail.
Councilmember Zoldos stated nothing should be taken off the table in
this plan.
The public hearing opened at 9:15 p.m.
Douq Goolsby, 906 Chancellor Street, commended the Parks and
Recreation Department for their efforts and stated the Chancellor Street trail
discussion has been positive. He stated his recommendation continues to be
to find an alternative to the Chancellor Street trail.
Hub Turner., 1107 Bradfield Drive, stated he does not want trails thru
the neighborhoods. He further stated the plan does not consider the impact
on neighborhoods.
Patty Snow, 1242 Barksdale Drive, stated she supports the 20-year
plan and encourages the loop trail system. She encouraged the further
development of the Balls Bluff and Dry Hollow trails.
Lisa SDeet, Loudoun Preservation Society, addressed the issue of
historical sites and stated the National Register does not protect locations.
She further stated she would like to see historical sites marked and protected.
Patty Snow asked how the bike trail connects to White's Ferry and how
this works into the Parks & Recreation plan.
The public hearing closed at 9:33 p.m.
b. Prooosed r4ast~r Plan for Veteran's Park at Balls Bluff
Kaj Dentler stated the Veteran's Park property was acquired in March
2002 and consists of 86 acres adjacent to Balls Bluff Regional Park.
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He further stated the Parks & Recreation Advisory Commission and the
Planning Commission have given their unanimous endorsement.
Mr. Elliot Rhodeside, Rhodeside & Hartwell consultants outlined the
planning process and the location of the park. He further stated this property
is an excellent resource because it is 85% covered with woodland 15%
meadowland.
He further stated there are areas that are possibly archeologically
significant and are prehistoric sites. Any future ground disturbance would
need to be preceded by phase one archeological testing.
Mr. Elliot also stated there was large community participation and
input from the Northern Virginia Regional Parks Authority.
Kaj Dentler stated an adjacent private property landowner and the
owners of Harrison Island have been consulted.
The public hearing opened at 9:50 p.m.
Robert Andrews., 1406 Garrison Court, stated that he is impressed with
the plan and its ability to meet community needs and preserve the property's
history.
Robert Lewis, 17240 Twin Maple Lane, stated that he is an adjacent
property owner and has concerns with the misuses of the property.
Further, he asked that the boat ramp be moved further away from his
property.
Mr. Lewis added he was never invited to any of the community
meetings.
Patty Snow, 1242 Barksdale Drive, stated she believes this is a
wonderful plan, and suggested that this be a Iow impact park.
Hub Turner, 1107 Bradfield Drive, stated he believes this is a
wonderful project, but the negative impact on neighbors needs to be
identified and resolved.
Timotha Rainey, 502 Balls Bluff Road, stated she likes the plan, but
still has concerns with the traffic issues.
The public hearing clOsed at :t0:02 p.m.
H. Council Comments
Councilmember Schmidt stated 9/11 is a solemn event and asked the public
to take a moment to be thankful for the Town, Country and our freedom. He further
invited the public to join the remembrance ceremony on the Town Green.
Mr. Schmidt stated he is proud to sponsor a resolution asking the County to
reinstate Crosstrail Boulevard.
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Councilmember Martinez thanked Bill Zawacki for bringing the Citizens Task
Force resolution to the attention of Council and hopes that Council will honor it.
Councilmember Zoldos had no comment.
Vice-Mayor Jackson thanked everyone for the flowers and cards received after
the passing of his great-niece,
Councilmember Buttery had no comment.
Councilmember Kramer reminded the public of the Jewish High Holy Days and
thanked Joe Price for his help in making the Jewish communities feel safe.
Further she informed Council of a large flag painted in her community and
invited the public to join them in their candle lighting ceremony tomorrow night.
Hayor's Comments
Mayor Umstattd invited the public to attend the remembrance ceremony
tomorrow night on the Town Green and stated John Hager, Assistant to the Governor
for Commonwealth Preparedness, will be the keynote speaker.
Further she announced, on behalf of the Leesburg Today, Loudoun Times
Mirror and WAGE, there is a conference on the Freedom of information Act at the
NOVA, Sterling campus on September 12th and invited Council and the public to
attend.
3. Hana§er's Report
Joe Price stated the Homeland Security Office has increased the threat level
to orange, which indicates there is a high possibility of terrorist activity in the United
States or United States properties. He further stated the Leesburg Police
Department has increased their response level.
Chief Price asked the public to be vigilant and defiant and should feel safe and
comfortable to come out to the ceremony tomorrow night.
K. Legislation:
CONSENT AGENDA
On a motion by Vice-Mayor Jackson, seconded by Councilmember Kramer, the
following consent motion was proposed:
2002-151
RESOLUTTON
Accepting public improvements, releasing the performance guarantees and
approving maintenance guarantees for public improvements at Stratford, Phase A,
Sections i & 2; and Phase B, Sections I & 3 and 2.
2002-152
RESOLUTTON
Authorizing an agreement and approving a performance guarantee and water and
sewer extension permits for Potomac Station, Section 10 public improvements.
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2002-153
RESOLUTION
Authorizing time extensions for completion of public improvements and approving
performance guarantees for Northlake Sections I and 4; Northlake Lake, and
Northlake Road.
2002-154
RESOLUTION
Making a reduction of the performance guarantee for public improvements installed
in Edwards Landing, Section 2A.
2002-155
RESOLUTION
Approving a substitute performance guarantee for Edwards Landing, Section 3.
The consent motion was adopted by the following vote:
Aye: Buttery, Vice-Mayor Jackson, Kramer, Martinez, Schmidt, Zoldos and
Mayor Umstattd
Nay: None
Vote: 7-0
REGULAR AGENDA
On a motion by Councilmember Zoldos, seconded by Vice-Mayor Jackson, the
following motion was proposed:
2002-156
RESOLUTION
Awarding a contract to Farber Specialty Vehicles for a Mobile Command Center
vehicle in the amount of $107,705.
The motion was approved by the following vote:
Aye: Buttery, Vice-Mayor Jackson, Kramer, Martinez, Schmidt, Zoldos and
Mayor Umstattd
Nay: None
Vote: 7-0
BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
a. Airport Commission - Councilmember Zoldos stated the next
meeting is scheduled for September 12th,
b. Thomas Balch Library Commission - No comment.
Board of Architectural Review - Vice-Mayor Jackson stated the
next meeting is scheduled for September 16th.
c. Cable Commission - No comment.
e. Economic Development Commission
Mayor Umstattd made a motion, seconded by Councilmember
Martinez, to formally designate Karen Jones as Leesburg's
representative to the Main Street Program.
The motion was approved by the following vote:
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Aye:
Nay:
Vote:
Buttery, Vice-Mayor Jackson, Kramer, Martinez,
Schmidt, Zoldos and Mayor Umstattd
None
7-0
Environmental Advisory Commisson - No comment.
g. Tnformation Technology Commission - Councilmember Zoldos
stated there would be a Public Hearing on September 19th to permit
transmission antennas as a part of high-speed internet service
provider home occupation use.
h. Parks & Recreation Commission
On a motion by Vice-Mayor Jackson, seconded by
Councilmember Buttery, the following motion was proposed:
2002-156
RESOLUTZON
Making an appointment to the Parks & Recreation Commission -
Tressy Harris.
The motion was approved by the following vote:
Aye: Buttery, Vice-Mayor Jackson, Kramer, Martinez,
Schmidt, Zoldos and Mayor Umstattd
Nay: None
Vote: 7-0
Planning Commission - No comment.
j. Tree Commission - No comment.
k. Standing Residential Traffic Committee - Vice-Mayor Jackson
stated there will be a public hearing on October 8th regarding the name
change for Sycolin Road.
M. New Business
On a motion by Councilmember Schmidt, seconded by Councilmember
Zoldos, the following motion was proposed:
RESOLUTTON
URGTNG LOUDOUN COUNTY TO RESTORE CROSSTRATL
BOULEVARD FROt4 RT. 621 EVERGREEN MZLL ROAD TO RT. 15
I'N TTS COUNTYWZDE TRANSPORTATZON PLAN.
Councilmember Schmidt stated the Virginia Department Of
Transportation gave a compelling presentation of traffic gridlock in Leesburg
and the major point made was the elimination Crosstrail Boulevard from the
map has removed the flexibility of future planning.
He further stated this resolution does not say build Crosstrail
Boulevard now, but to simply reserve the right to build it later if necessary.
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Mr. Schmidt also stated it is important to put the new Council on
record that this is an important part of our plan.
Mayor Umstattd stated her opposition to the motion, stating it is
redundant to the position the previous Council took and expressed her
concern with the statement "beginning of extension of a new major east/west
highway along 704 from Rt. 15 to and thru Hamilton".
She further stated this action is premature, as no reaction has been
heard from Hamilton and Purcellville.
Mayor Umstattd also stated Supervisor Burton's concern for this will
cause damage to an improving relationship between the Town and the
County.
Councilmember Martinez stated his opposition to the resolution.
further stated it is premature and he does not want a major east/west
freeway.
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Councilmember Jackson stated he would be abstaining.
Councilmember Buttery stated his concern with development on Rt.
621 and the negative impact on transportation issues. He stated he would
not be supporting this resolution.
Councilmember Kramer stated she would need more time before
coming to a conclusion.
Councilmember Zoldos stated the development is already there and
this resolution asks you to consider protecting a right of way that may be
needed in the future growth of the Town.
Councilmember Schmidt stated there is no more time if County
approves their Transportation Plan.
The motion failed by the following vote:
Aye: Schmidt and Zoldos
Nay: Buttery, Kramer, Martinez and Mayor Umstattd
Vote: 2-4-1 (Vice-Mayor ~lackson abstaining)
On a motion by Councilmember Zoldos, seconded by Councilmember
Schmidt, the following motion was proposed:
b. Making space available for a Visitor's Center in Town Hall.
Councilmember Zoldos stated the relocation of the Loudoun County
Visitor's Center has taken away from the historic downtown area. He stated
in addition the Town should establish a visitor's center in Town Hall to be
staffed by the Loudoun County Visitor's Center or a community volunteer.
He suggested using the alcove in the reception area of Town Hall and
additional signage from Catoctin Circle directing people downtown.
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Mayor Umstattd suggested getting a staff report from Marantha
Edwards.
Councilmember Zoldos asked that the motion be tabled to next
meeting.
Councilmember Jackson stated there is not enough space to allow for
this.
Councilmember Schmidt stated the Economic Development
Commission did discuss a similar idea, coupled with discussion of opening the
bathrooms for public use on the weekends. He further stated a security
guard would be needed and perhaps that cost could be shared with LCVA or
local business owners.
Tt was the consensus of Council to receive a staff report from Marantha
Edwards at the next meeting.
On a motion by Councilmember Zoldos, seconded by Councilmember
Schmidt, the following motion was proposed:
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Motion to provide to Monroe Vo-Tech Center reimbursement for
water and sewer availability fees.
Councilmember Zoldos stated that Monroe Vo-Tech builds houses
throughout
the community, the latest being at 806 Wage Drive. Tn the past the sewer
and water fees have been reimbursed.
Councilmember Zoldos agreed to table the motion until the next
Council meeting to enable staff to provide more information for Council.
d. Street name change for Sycolin Road
Councilmember Zoldos suggested adding the block numbers to the
street signs in lieu of changing the name.
e. Boundary Line Adjustment Proposal Update
Councilmember Zoldos discussed scheduling a meeting with the
County's negotiation team.
Further, he asked Mayor Umstattd to assist in scheduling a meeting
with the County.
The meeting adjourned at 10:55 p.m.
Clerk dl~Cou ncil 0
~n C. dmstattd, Mayor
Town of Leesburg
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