December2014newsletter

Community Association

A Year in Review

Improving Communications

Snow Removal

December 2014

Growing Families. Building Community. Connecting Life.Brambleton

Upcoming Events

Holiday Open House

Santa Holiday Coalition Run

2 Brambleton Community Association Newsletter December 2014

ARTICLES3 A LOOK AT THIS MONTH

Preview all the meetings and events taking place in the month of December.

4 MESSAGE FROM THE GM

2014 was a busy year for the Association.

7 COMMUNICATIONS

BCA is committed to improving its communications regarding development activity.

8 SNOW REMOVAL

The responsibility for snow removal in the community falls on several diff erent parties.

9 COVENANTS

Covenants committee members recently recommended revising current guidelines to ease the approval process for residents.

10 FACILITY RENTALS

The facility rental process is moving online and includes virtual tours.

11 HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE

Feel the spirit of the holidays with

5 Message from the GM 8 Snow Removal

10 Facility Rentals

Brambleton Community Association

Board of Directors

Kim Adams

President

Brian Viola

Vice President, Resident Director

Meryl Bisaga

Secretary/Treasurer

Tony Buffi ngton

Resident Director

Tom Gurganous

Resident Director

Pat Martin

Director

Ric Spencer

Director

Management Offi ce42395 Ryan Road

Suite 210

Brambleton, VA 20148

(p) 703-542-6263

(f ) 703-542-6266

[email protected]

www.brambletonhoa.com

Rick Stone

General Manager, PCAM, LSM

Christine Elansary

Communications

To advertise in the Brambleton Community Newsletter, contact Christine Elansary via email at [email protected] or call 703-542-6263.

The electronic community newsletter is published monthly by the Brambleton Community Associa-tion, distributed via email and can be viewed on our website.

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December 2014 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

our annual Holiday Open House.

12 BOD PERSPECTIVE

Resident Director Tom Gurganous has a lot to be thankful for this year.

14 SANTA HOLIDAY COALITION

Come out and see the Arcola Volunteer Fire Department and Santa tour through the neighborhood.

15 PROGRAMMING

Barre yo is coming to Brambleton!

16 LACE UP FOR SCHOOLS

The community came together in support of Brambleton schools.

17 DULLES OUTREACH

The Dulles Community Outreach Project was developed to allow citizens to share their thoughts on the future of the community.

18 NEWS FROM THE DEVELOPER

For all the latest information about the development in Brambleton.

22 KIDS NIGHT OUT

Brambleton Kids Care is hosting Kids Night Out on February 6th.

23 ROVING DINNER

Save the date for this favorite annual community event.

24 BWHS FALCON REGIMENT

Take a look at what's happening with the BWHS Falcon Regiment.

26 LIBRARY PROGRAMS

Lots of events are taking place at the Ashburn and Gum Springs libraries this month.

27 IMPORTANT INFO TO KNOW

Association information that may come in handy.

A look at this month.....

1 2

BOD Meeting

3 4 5 6

Holiday Open House

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Santa's Holiday Coalition Run

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Covenants Committee Meeting

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Safety & SecurityCommittee Mtg

10 11 12 13

14 15 16

Grounds/Facilities Committee Mtg

17 18 19 20

21 22 23

Finance Committee Meeting

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BCA Management Offi ce Closed

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BCA Management Offi ce Closed

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28 29 30 31

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service is not

impacted and will

be serviced the day

after Christmas.


The Covenants Department contin-ues to grow and take on additional work as additional homes are added to the community and as homes in existing neighborhoods age. The de-partment exceeded its goals for com-prehensive inspections, proactive inspections and resale inspections. They realized a 30% increase in resale inspections and trained new staff members to assist with the achieve-ment of yearly goals. Covenants staff sent 3,700 notices to residents in 2014, a 6% increase over 2013. They sent 1,318 landscaping notices con-stituting a 14% decrease over 2013. This demonstrates the positive ef-fects of the department’s eff orts to educate and work with residents, as well as an eff ort to enforce property maintenance standards. This balance has proven to be eff ective yet accom-modating.

The Association continues to work with the County staff and elected of-fi cials to address community issues

A Year in Review: 2014A MESSAGE FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER

In preparing for last month’s annual meeting I spent time looking back over the last 12 months to see what the Association had accomplished. I quickly realized that 2014 was a busy year in Brambleton. The BCA Board, it’s committees and staff has accom-plished a lot in 365 days, and I want to take a moment to share those suc-cesses with everyone.

Financially speaking, the Association remains in a strong position. Our op-erating budget crossed the $10.0M mark, while our delinquencies clock in at less than 1.5%. The Association also has more than $3.0M in replace-ment, operating and capital reserves. I like these indicators; our Association is fi nancially healthy and stable.

The Brambleton Lifestyle continues to fl ourish and grow. The Developer has now constructed and turned over more than 10 miles of trails to the Association. We also opened up our 3rd pool in 2014 and are planning for

a 4th pool to open in 2015. The As-sociation saw record turnouts at its major events throughout the year. We also purchased the community’s fi rst bus as a way to further grow the events and programs for the commu-nity. The community will also benefi t from the creation and future work of the Brambleton Kids Care committee, which was established in 2014.

Advances in Association communi-cations were huge in 2014. Our new website was released in May, which has had more than 60,000 visits. The Association released an app for the website at the November annual meeting. Download the Brambleton Community app today!!! The Devel-oper and Association released the Brambleton Community TV Channel (Fios Channel 42) as well in 2014. The Association also updated the layout of the New Resident handbook and took that to print. I see these as huge steps in improving the Association’s and community’s communication.

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the past, I can’t help but to dream about the future and what's in store for Brambleton. I predict that the community will continue to see posi-tive growth and development of not just the physical community, but in the operations of the Association. The Board and staff are committed to keeping Brambleton and the As-sociation as the number one com-munity in the second fastest growing County. I also look forward to contin-ued involvement at the County level to improve and address transporta-tion, school and recreational issues that impact our community. I look forward to celebrating our 2014 ac-complishments and the prosperity that 2015 will bring. Happy Holidays to you, your family and friends!

Sincerely,

Rick Stone PCAM, LSM General Manager

and future projects. We welcomed Deputy Roy Ortutay as our communi-ty policing agent by providing space at the Community Center for this LCSO program. We saw the opening of the new public safety center and Arcola VDF relocating to the center to better serve our community. The Association also kept a pulse on the “Cargo Road Battle” and encouraged residents to speak out against the Brambleton location for the road. The Community also saw the opening of Rock Ridge High School in 2014, but the temporary closing of the Beaver-dam Reservoir.

The Brambleton rezonings remain ac-tive and alive. The Planning Commis-sion recently recommended approval of the two rezonings before them. I personally remain hopeful that the County Board will do the same. I believe that the benefi ts within the rezoning packages to the commu-nity far outweigh the small increase

in additional homes. The acceler-ated elementary school site and ad-ditional middle and high school sites are desperately needed. The conver-sion of the Brambleton dairy barn to a civic center is a facility that is needed within our community. The privatiza-tion of Olympia Drive will bring the increased pedestrian safety to the area that I have heard as a concern from residents since coming to Bram-bleton. The relocation and centraliza-tion of the library at the Brambleton Town Center will bring an increase of daytime traffi c to the center that the retailers will benefi t from. These are just a few of the reasons why I per-sonally support the rezonings. Hope-fully the County Board of Supervisors will understand the true benefi ts the community and county realize and show their support by voting for them.

I am thankful for another great year in Brambleton. While refl ecting on


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reviewed a resident request for im-proved communications from the Association regarding this work. In response, Brambleton’s developer informed the Board that they had recently initiated weekly meetings with their primary contractor and that they will make best eff orts to communicate development related updates to BCA in time to be shared in the Friday Flash.

The overall goal is to communicate items that will have a signifi cant impact on residents, and to pro-vide a general overview of the timing and work to be performed. It was understood that it is not feasible to communicate specifi c start, stop, and duration times due to the number of variables for any given project.

The developer’s representatives

On any given day throughout Brambleton you will see signs of development activity. While this may be the norm for residents in newer areas, where homes are still being built next door or down the street, in areas that are more estab-lished, residents may be surprised to fi nd work underway in their neighborhood.

BCA has always tried to share as much information, with as much notice as possible, with residents via our weekly Friday Flash email bulletin, the Association’s website and Facebook page. Due to the complex and unpredictable nature of these activities and the various entities involved, it has not always been possible to do so.

At their most recent meeting, Brambleton’s Board of Directors

further explained that there have been, and will continue to be, occasions in which the pace of activity moves faster than can be communicated in this manner. In these instances, the contractors re-main responsible to provide notice to residents that will be directly impacted by work.

Brambleton Community Associa-tion’s Board and staff are commit-ted to continually improving the Association and its operations. We will continue to seek new and im-proved ways to communicate with residents. We are always interested in hearing from residents about our communications methods, or any other Association matter. Please reach us at [email protected] or at 703-542-6263 to share your comments or sugges-tions with us.

Improving Communication Regarding Development Activity in Brambleton

ASSOCIATION BUSINESS

Rosemarie Linder CMCA, AMS, PCAM - Director of Resident Services


have a 4-digit number on the street name sign. The following Sections have been turned over to VDOT: 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 11and 14. Please address all concerns regarding the below streets to VDOT at 1-800-367-7623.

Residences and Residences II

Condominiums

There are several organizations re-sponsible for the snow removal throughout the Residences. Unit owners are responsible for clearing the driveways that serve their unit. The condominium associations are responsible for clearing all sidewalks serving each building (Concerns to: Traci Tranquilli @ [email protected]). BCA is responsible for clearing and treating the common streets throughout the Residences; and is responsible for clearing hard surfaces around the Beacon Crest Pool and the trails and sidewalks along Ryan Road and Belmont Ridge Road. To simplify this, all concerns should be sent to [email protected] and will be addressed according-ly.

Summerfi eld Condominiums

The Summerfi eld Condominium As-sociation is responsible for clearing and treating all common hard sur-faces on the property. Please forward all questions and related concerns to Joanne Mazzarella at 703-327-4818 or [email protected]

All Hands on Deck for Snow RemovalASSOCIATION MAINTENANCE

possible damage that can occur to personal property.

Brambleton Community

Association

The Brambleton Community Asso-ciation (BCA) is committed to prompt snow and ice management on the common areas and common drives in sections of the community that have been fi nal paved and are no longer under construction. BCA also removes snow on sidewalks and trails that are located on common area but not adjacent to residential lots. Please report all common area and common drive related concerns to [email protected] .

Developer

The Brambleton Group or Developer will perform snow and ice manage-ment on all future VDOT streets that have been constructed but not yet accepted by the state, and on all com-mon drives that have not been fi nal paved and accepted by BCA. Please report these concerns to [email protected] so they can be as-sessed and reported to the developer accordingly.

VDOT

Virginia Department of Transporta-tion (VDOT) will perform snow and ice management on public streets (Those that have been topped with the fi nal coat of asphalt and released from bond). These streets typically

Winter weather is on its way. The re-sponsibility for snow removal and ice management is that of the property owner and in some cases, the adja-cent property owner. It is important that everyone is aware of their re-sponsibilities and acts promptly to do their part when it comes to cleaning up after a winter storm so that we all can travel safely through the commu-nity.

Homeowners

Townhome and single-family home-owners are responsible for shovel-ing snow on their driveway and the sidewalks on and adjacent to their property. This includes the VDOT sidewalk or BCA common area side-walk in front of or to the side of your property. Once the sidewalk has been cleared of snow, the use of non-corrosive, environmental-friendly material, such as sand, should be ap-plied for traction purposes. Do not apply salt or a salt-based product to concrete sidewalks and driveways aprons. The salt can damage the con-crete or shorten the useful life of the concrete. Residents are responsible for damage to sidewalks as a result of salt applications.

*Please Note: Brambleton residents can assist the snowplow operators by parking in driveways or designated parking spaces during snowstorms. This practice will increase the amount of asphalt plowed, increase the ef-fi ciency of the operator and reduce

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Year End CovenantsCOMMENTS ON COVENANTS

Committee Recommends Design Review Revisions

At their November Covenants Committee meeting, members discussed ways to improve the application process and enforcement of the current guidelines to ease the process for residents. One suggested area of focus was to revise some current guidelines to eliminate the need to apply for certain modifi cations if the guidelines for those modifi cations are met. Staff has drafted proposed revisions the Design Guidelines for portable basketball hoops, landscape borders and café lights.

The process to revise guidelines is to fi rst have the Covenants Committee review staff recommendations for revi-sions. This took place at their November 10, 2014 meeting. These revisions will then be presented to the Board of Directors at their next meeting on December 2, 2014. When approved the revised guidelines will then go to the Attorney for review and then to Brambleton residents for public comment. It is our hope that it will then go back to the Board at their February meeting for adoption.

Comprehensive Inspections

BCA’s Covenants Staff has met their objective for comprehensive inspections in 2014 having completed inspections through Section 21. These inspections are one element of the Associations’ proactive inspection plan and are per-formed on a section by section basis. Inspectors look at each Lot and note any maintenance items that require at-tention and all exterior modifi cations. A complete review of the documentation on fi le for each lot is also performed as part of this process. It is through these proactive inspections that the Association can verify that modifi cations made to Lots are in compliance.

Elizabeth Stulga, CMCA - Covenants Manager


community facilities as they are a great resource to our community; as well as its owners and residents. It is important that the facilities are operated and managed in a man-ner that we all will enjoy for years to come. When renting one of our com-munity facilities owners will need to treat the facility as they would their own property and enter into a facility use agreement. The use agreement is necessary so that the facility is used in a manner that is appropriate while protecting the greater community interests. It is important that owners using the facility for a private func-tion understand the agreement and use the facility accordingly.

Please consider using one of the Brambleton community buildings for your next event by visiting the web-site. Once you have visited the site and still have questions, please con-tact [email protected] for the answers to your questions.

Brambleton Community Association (BCA) has two beautiful community buildings that are available to own-ers for private functions through a rental program. BCA continues to review and improve the facility rental program and the related process by incorporating it into the community website. When interested in renting one of the facilities, owners and resi-dents should fi rst visit the website for

basic rental information and the rent-al application. The site is fi lled with helpful information and tools such as fl oor plans, photos, a virtual tour and additional related documents. The pertinent website information is there to help facilitate your event planning process and rental of the facility.

All of our facility rental information is located online at: http://www.bram-bletonhoa.com/264/Facility-Rentals

Rental Process Overview

1. Visit the website and review all the rental information, tool and related documents.

2. Submit your request via the on-line reservation system (button located just above the calendar).

3. BCA staff will review the request and be in touch with the next step to fi nalize the process.

The Association takes pride in its

Facility Rentals Revised:New Web-Based Rental Process

EVENTS AND PROGRAMMING

Beth Huck CMCA, AMS, CFEA - Community Lifestyle Manager

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ing Brambleton in 2015. We will ad-dress those issues at the appropriate time; however, I will talk briefl y about one matter. As many of you know, the Brambleton Group, our devel-oper, has a number of rezoning ap-plications going before the Board of Supervisors likely beginning this month. These applications will have an impact on the future of Bramble-ton, whether or not the Supervisors approve them. I believe this is a tran-sitional, albeit uncertain, moment for Brambleton. I encourage you to re-view the applications and share your feedback. I speak for my fellow resi-dent members on the Board of Direc-tors when I say we appreciate hearing your thoughts on matters aff ecting Brambleton.

It has been a great honor to serve an-other year on the Brambleton Com-munity Association Board of Direc-tors. I am sure I will see many of you this month at the Town Center and during various events in the com-munity. Thank you for a great 2014. Please have a safe and joyous holiday season!

I want to begin by wishing all of you a safe and happy holiday season. This is my favorite time of year, notwith-standing the onslaught of ads com-pelling me to buy everything under the sun. I have been guilty in years past of looking beyond December to what awaits in the new year. This December, I want to take a step back from the frenzy and chaos, and just refl ect on what matters. I trust many of you would agree that this time of year is a time for family, for friends, for joy, and for perspective.

I am grateful as I type to know that my wife and children are in good health. I am grateful that most of my family and friends can say the same. I am also grateful to live in a commu-nity of people who care about a sense of community. In my little corner of Brambleton, I have friends who I can depend on, and who are sincere in their concern for each other and the children who call this place home. I know the same is true for residents who live in neighborhoods through-out Brambleton.

This community saw additional, ex-

pected growth in 2014. Brambleton currently has approximately 16,000 residents. We will be over 30,000 strong at build-out. Those numbers can be daunting when trying to maintain that sense of community and cohesion. I know how fortunate we are in Brambleton, however, to have so many great people who work to keep us together. I want to thank my friends on staff in the Brambleton Community Association offi ce for all their eff orts in 2014. I want to thank the committee members who volun-teer their time in service to the asso-ciation. I want to thank the residents who independently organize and hold events for the greater good of Brambleton. Finally, I want to thank all of you who attend the concerts, the festivals, the block parties, etc. The participation of so many makes our community stronger. We will continue to hold events worthy of your time. Our staff will continue to make it look easy.

As I stated above, I do not want to use this article to contemplate vari-ous opportunities or challenges fac-

Thankful in Many WaysBOARD OF DIRECTORS

Tom Gurganous, Resident Director

The BCA Board would like to thank all of the committee and community volunteers for their dedication to Brambleton over the years. Volunteers are the heart of this community, and your eff orts and countless hours are very much appreciated.

A special thanks to Distinguished Community Service awards winners, Amber Colatosti and Dave Pavlik.

Amber has been a resident since 2011 and began on the Activities Committee as soon as she unpacked. Her focus has been on establishing new adult social events to include Comedy Night and Flashback Friday.

Dave Pavlik has been a resident since 2002, taking the lead in coordinating Brambleton's Neighborhood Watch eff orts and regularly volunteering at community events. His committment to facilitate neighbors helping neighbors led him to starting the B_Alert Facebook page. In recognition for his leadership and dedication to this topic, Dave was appointed as the fi rst chairman of Brambleton's Safety & Security Commit-tee in August 2013.

THANKFUL full of gratitude

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In Brambleton

All Classes Held at the

Brambleton Corner

Clubhouse

42255 Palladian Blue Terrace

Day Class Time

Sundays Barre X 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM

Mondays Cardio Barre 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Mondays Barre Boot Camp

6:00 PM - 7:00 PM

Tuesdays Barre+PiYo 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

Thursdays Barre X 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM

Fridays Mommy & Me/Barre Flow

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

Fridays Barre+PiYo 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

Barre Yo is coming to Brambleton! You've asked for it, we've got it! Award-winning barre instructor

and Brambleton resident Jennifer Wysocki will be instructing a series of barre and yoga-based classes

right here in the comfort of our very own community. Beginning Sunday, December 7th, join us at the

Corner Clubhouse for a thorough ballet-inspired workout. The setting will be comfortable, fun and

social! We have different levels available, including a Mommy & Me/Barre Flow class!

Please use the web address below for access to our full schedule and class descriptions. Brambleton

Resident only registration, until Friday November 28th, then it will open to all, so get your spot now!!!

For More Info and to Register

Go To:

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Pricing Options

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$105/1 Class a Week/Session

$180/2 Classes a Week/Session

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All Sessions are 8 Weeks

December 2014 - January 2015


Lace Up for Learning Brings Together Community to Support Schools

COMMUNITY

enrollment). St. Theresa School took home the win and received a $500 bonus as well as a trophy to keep un-til next year’s event! They had an im-pressive 42% represented!

Major sponsors included: The Bram-bleton Group, Kelly Insurance Agen-cy, Brambleton Kids Run the Nation, Northern Virginia Orthodontics, Little Smies Family Dentistry, Huntington Learning Center, Joe Knows Real Es-tate – Powered by REMAX Gateway, Mainstreet Mailboxes and More, Bloo Dental, Northern Virginia Sports Academy, PolarisSmart, and SpiderS-mart, among many others.

The event was organized by Bram-bleton resident Ashley Campolat-taro through her business, Families in Training, which also coordinates the popular Brambleton Kids Run the Na-tion youth running program. Ashley and her husband Dario have 3 boys who attend Legacy, Stone Hill and Rock Ridge. For more event details, including a link to race results, visit: www.LaceUpforLearning.com

Congratulations to all those little ath-letes in the Brambleton community and all those parents who keep won-derful programs like the Loudoun South Little League running – keep up the good work!

The 2nd annual Lace Up for Learn-ing 5k & Mascot Mini Mile was a huge success! Nearly 1,000 race partici-pants laced up to “fun-race” for their schools on an unseasonably chilly November 15th morning at Bramble-ton Town Center.

This family-oriented event included a USATF certifi ed 5k course and a kids’ fun run. Designed to encour-age a healthy lifestyle and engage local communities in support of their schools, the event exceeded expecta-tions in its second year.

Mascots were on-hand to cheer the youngest participants in at the fi n-ish of the Mascot Mini Mile (Kids’ Fun Run). Bruno, Brambleton’s blue bird mascot was a huge hit with the kids!

Registrants designated their pre-ferred benefi ciary school during the registration process, which directed funds to their school. A strong turn-out and generous sponsorship sup-port from the business community allowed a total of $10,338 to benefi t Brambleton’s schools:

1. Legacy Elementary PTO – 29%

2. Creighton's Corner PTA - 20%

3. St. Theresa School in Ashburn, Virginia – 18%

4. Moorefi eld Station Elementary School - 8.2%

5. Stone Hill Middle School - 8.1%

6. Rock Ridge High School PTSO - 7%

7. Briar Woods High School- 4%

8. The Boyd School - 2%

Only 6% of the registrations did not designate a benefi ciary school.

As a condition of receiving event funds, benefi ciary schools were re-quired to provide volunteer support in addition to registrants. Nearly 200 volunteers braved the cold and sup-ported the event including Briar Woods High School Key Club mem-bers and Cub Scout Pack 1500.

Nearly 100 Brambleton Kids Run the Nation kids and their families partici-pated in the race as the culminating event of the fall season. Other teams included Girls On the Run and Dulles South Cross Country. The #1 team was Brambleton Kids Run the Nation for the second year in a row!

The School Spirit Award was present-ed to the school providing the most volunteer support and registered participants (combined total as a percentage of the school’s total 2014

Photo Credit Kelly Nelson Photography

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Following the success of previous outreach eff orts, the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors has initiated the Dulles Community Outreach Project. The purpose of the project is to conduct a dialogue with citizens of the Dulles Commu-nity to identify neighborhood and community-wide priorities and to develop recommended strategies to aid in future planning and programmatic activities. The project will include both a comprehensive and inclusive process utilizing multiple platforms and media to reach and hear from the widest range of voices. We are currently in the planning and research phase of the project, and will initiate active outreach in earnest in January of 2015.

County Staff will employ a number of methods to communicate and gather public input with the residents and busi-nesses of Dulles, including surveys, workshops, web-based forums, interactive mapping, and group presentations. Given that the Dulles Community is home to many planned neighborhoods, the project recognizes the key role that existing Homeowners Associations can play in the outreach process.

We are excited to undertake such an important project. The fi nal result will include a report advocating community rec-ommendations, which will be presented to the Board in the late summer of 2015. This project is particularly timely, as The Department of Planning and Zoning will begin developing a new countywide Comprehensive Plan in early January 2016, and the results of this project will be a major input to that eff ort.

Dulles Community Outreach Project

Dulles Outreach Project Study Area

Airport Owned Land

Dulles Outreach Study Area

Dulles Airport

South Riding

StoneRidge

Brambleton

Ryan Rd

Braddock Rd

£¤50

DULLES OUTREACH PROJECT

Conduct a dialogue with stakeholders of the Dulles Community

Identify neighborhood and community-wide priorities

Develop recommended strategies to aid in future planning and programmatic activities.

This is the opportunity to share your thoughts on the future of your community!

The ac ve outreach part of the project

will run from January-April 2015. Look

for the following:

Project Website

Facebook/Twi er/Instagram Accounts

Web-Based Forum

Interac ve Mapping

Online Surveys

Community Mee ngs

Please direct any ques ons to Joe Griffiths at:

703-777-0424

[email protected]

[email protected]


Photo Credit Suzanne Robertson

choose. Below is a current list of what is available now:

Community Coat Drive – The Bram-bleton Group is teaming up with Brambleton Kids Care to sponsor a community coat drive for Mobile Hope Loudoun. Drop off your dona-tions of coats and other cold weather items (i.e., gloves, scarves, hats) at the Brambleton Welcome Center between November 1 and December 7, 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Mobile Hope will provide the coats to children in need right here in Loudoun County. We kindly ask that you please laun-der any used donations.

Sponsor an Angel from the Salva-

tion Army, and help make the holi-days merry for a child in need. A tree has been set up in the Welcome Cen-

ter. The program aims to provide two or three gift items per Angel, plus an outfi t. You are welcome to combine with friends & neighbors to sponsor an angel. Gifts must be returned to the Welcome Center by December 10th. Please leave gifts unwrapped, and attach your tag to the gifts. Multiple gifts can be combined in a shopping bag or trash bag with the tag attached out the outside.

Enter to win a $1,000 Holiday Shop-

ping Spree at the Brambleton Town Center and a matching donation will go to a local school of your choice. Details at all Town Center merchants and the Brambleton Welcome Cen-ter.

Animal Medical Centers and the

Humane Society of Loudoun Coun-

News from the DeveloperGiving Back this Holiday Season in

Brambleton

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They are giving away a brand new 2015 Jeep Wrangler. Every entry re-quires $100 where 100% will be do-nated to help cure childhood cancer. Click here to purchase your tickets and help NVO BE THE CHANGE that these children, who are fi ghting for their lives, desperately need. Pa-tients can receive an extra ticket by creating/submitting a video on how their NVO smile changed their life.

Suzanne Eaton Christmas Trees – Returning to the Brambleton Town Center for the second year, the Suzanne Eaton Christmas Tree Lot will operate Thanksgiving weekend through Christmas Eve. Sales of all trees and wreaths will benefi t the Cherry Blossom Breast Cancer Foundation, a local non-profi t which focuses on the detection, treatment, education and elimination of breast cancer!

The 2015 Pawsitively Brambleton

Dog Calendar, featuring 13 of Bram-bleton’s most adorable Top Dogs as voted on by our Facebook fans, will be available by early December. This is our 3rd annual calendar, and each year it is a great fundraiser for a local no-kill animal shelter, Friends of Homeless Animals. In return for a copy of the calendar, the Bramble-ton Group will accept donations to FoHA. Calendars will be available on a fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis the Brambleton Welcome Center located at 42395 Ryan Road, Suite 100.

New Model Home Collections

Brambleton, Virginia introduces new collections from nationally-recognized builders exclusive to the community. Brambleton expe-rienced a record month of sales in August 2014 with 44 homes sold and is pleased to off er all-new collections from Van Metre Homes, Miller & Smith, Winchester Homes and Cam-

ty have teamed up to “Feed Hungry Pets” this holiday season. Let’s fi ll up our lobby with pet food donations for the Loudoun Pet Pantry. Where is your pet’s next meal coming from? All it takes for a family pet to be hungry or surrendered to a shelter/ rescue is for their family to have an unexpected medical bill or a job loss. This is an all too common story. Many families who were once fi nan-cially secure now choose between buying food for their children or paying the rent and feeding the fam-ily pet. Your support enables them to be committed to assuring family pets are provided food and help the family keep their beloved furry family members. The Pet Pantry is in need of dry and canned cat and dog food. Bring your donation to The Animal Medical Centers of Loudoun. They are located behind Subway in the Brambleton Town Center. If you have any questions, give them a call at 703-327-8471.

Fire/Rescue Raffl e – Did you know that there are 19 fi re stations in Lou-doun County with multiple trucks in each station, but there are only 10 pet oxygen masks in the county? The Animal Medical Centers of Lou-doun want to change that startling fact and they need your help. They are raffl ing off a $100 gift certifi cate to The Red Fox Inn in Middleburg, VA on December 16th. 100% of the proceeds will go to buying pet oxy-gen masks for our fi re/rescue houses. Raffl e tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5. Please stop by the Animal Medical Centers of Loudoun to purchase your tickets.

Be the CHANGE – Mathias, a 13 year old patient at Northern Virginia Orthodontics was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma in July of 2012. Dr. Casagrande and Team NVO won’t let Mathias and his family fi ght alone.

berley Homes in 2014. Brambleton wins Best Residential Community by Posh Seven Readers.

• Model Tours www.youtube.com/brambletonview

“With our recent record month in sales, we’re thrilled to off er exclu-sive, all-new collections from these renowned builders,” remarks Kim Adams, Director of Marketing for Brambleton. Adding, “The newly opened Silver Line means residents can enjoy all the community has to off er with easy access to work and play in the DC area.

www.youtube.com/brambletonview

In addition to its record sales month, Brambleton was recently named Best Residential Community in Posh Seven’s “Best of Suburbia” reader-submitted awards.

You can view Brambleton from a dif-ferent angle on our Youtube Channel here, fi lmed exclusively by Bramble-tonian, Rum Ngo, of The View Above VA.

Town Center Tidbits www.brambleton.com/towncenter

• The Brambleton Town Center is pleased to announce that Insight Eye Optique is our Tenant of the Month. Please stop by the Wel-come Center and check out their table to enter a fun raffl e and see the exciting activities they have planned for the month!

• Brambleton's very own My Thai Place opens a second location in Fairfax County. Owner Aranee Heanchayati tells Eater the new location is at 14245 N. Cent-reville Square. The menu is the same as the original location but the decor is diff erent. There will still be splashes of white and a chandelier but she went for an

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mated poses and basic stretch-ing exercises promote strength, fl exibility, coordination and body awareness. Breathing and visu-alization techniques teach kids how to focus, relax and develop self-control. For more informa-tion contact MindBody Director, Juli Presley.

• Sport&Health - Construction on the expanded Kidz Klub and new Explosive Performance center began November 24th. The new space is set to open in mid to late January!

Builder Buzz

www.brambleton.com/your-home/modelhomes

• Have you taken a tour of Bram-bleton's Model Homes yet? Now LIVE on our Youtube and TV Channel are video tours of our builders' beautiful new models. Feel free to take a tour here then come on out to see the real thing this weekend!

• Beazer Homes closing out of their current sections at West Park and Emerald Ridge. Their Lexington Model is open by appointment only, please call 703.327.3369.

• Need a new home now? View a list of Brambleton's Quick Deliv-

ery homes here.

• Van Metre Edgewood (Hem-sworth Collection) – all base prices have increased by $5k

• Camberley Homes – all base prices were decreased $30K in September

• Pulte has 1 Hathaway TH remain-ing, (their Grand Villas are sold out)!

• Van Metre Southbend Devon-shire Collection – incentives have decreased to $25K towards op-tions (was up to $50K)

• Van Metre Southbend Hillcrest Collection – all base prices have increased by $3k

• Average Base Price of a Single-Family home in Brambleton = $692,445*

• Average Base Price of a Town-home in Brambleton = $473,481*

• Single-Family Homes = priced from the upper $500s to upper $700s*

• Townhomes = priced from the lower $400s to mid $500s*

*Prices, terms, conditions subject to change.

New Home Information Packet – http://ht.ly/ccg85

"antique but modern hip vibe" for the second location.

• Papa Tony's Trattoria – Kids can make their own pizza every Monday Night from 5:00 – 7:00 PM. Each class begins every 30 minutes and may have up to 6 children at a time. Reservations are recommended and can be made by calling 703-327-8600. They just launched their Happy Hour menu available every Monday-Friday from 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM, as well as Martini Night every Wednesday evening!

• Attention Runners – If you're looking for ways to improve your running, check out YOGA FOR RUNNERS. With a few simple yoga poses you can increase your fl exibility, release muscle tension and prevent injury. Barre method classes now off ered at Sport & Health - Tuesday 5:30 PM; Wed/Friday 8:30 AM. Intro-ductory Special - Package of 10 classes for $120. Contact Juli Presley for more information.Kids Yoga - Thursdays 5:30 - 6:15 PM at Sport&Health – Kids will learn how to de-program & de-stress, away from video games and high intensity stimulation. Yoga comes to life in this fun and creative class! The use of ani-

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http://www.brambleton.com/new-homes/quick-delivery-homes-for-sale.html

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2015 Pawsitively BrambletonPet Food and Shelter Supply Donation Drive

The 2015 Pawsitively Brambleton dog calendars are now available. Quantities are limited, so hurry in to get a copy of the 3rd annual calendar featuring 13 of Brambleton’s most adorable Top Dogs as voted on by our Facebook fans! Please consider a donation to Friends of Homeless Animals, a local no-kill animal shelter, when you pick up your calendar. Items the shelter is in need of are listed below. Donations will be collected at the Brambleton Welcome Center through December 22nd.

FOHA Wish List Items

Holistic Bach's Rescue Remedy

Dog collars and harnesses (all sizes)

Frontline/Vectra and Neosporin

Brushes, combs and nail trimmers

Dog slip leads and 6 foot leashes

Plush cat beds

Plastic kidney shaped dog beds

Friskies, BFF & Fancy Feast canned cat food

Dog treats (American only, no rawhides)

Pedigree canned dog food

Regal dry pet food (dogs and cats)

remedies: L-lysine powder, Sentry cat-calming collars

Winter sweaters and coats for dogs

Thundershirts

Fleece blankets

Medium to large cat condos

Pop up play pens for cats

Havahart humane dog and cat traps

Cat toys

Litter boxes and clumping litter

Dog toys (Kongs only)

Baby scales for puppies and kittens

Bleach and fragrance-free laundry detergent

Sun and earth all purpose cleaner

Brooms and mops

Dish sponges with scrubbers

Toilet paper and paper towels

Printer paper and pocket folders

Pens, pencils, sharpies and dry erase markers

Dog/cat bath wipes and pet shampoo

Gift cards: Pet stores (Webers, Petco, Petsmart,

Pet Valu, Dog Gone Natural), grocery stores,

Costco, Staples, Target, Home Depot, Lowes, etc.

Kuranda beds for dogs

www.foha.org

Special Thanks to our 2015 calendar's Top Dog Sponsor: A Dog's Day Out, Ashburn!

www.brambleton.com | 703-542-2925

Brambleton Welcome Center42395 Ryan Road, Suite 100Open Daily, 11 am - 6 pm703-542-2925


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Briar Woods High School Music Boosters

Marching Band News The Briar Woods Falcon Regiment Marching Band has just completed a full and successful competition season. The band enjoyed mastering and performing THE FINAL BELL, The Music of Rocky, and based on audience response, it was truly a crowd-pleasing show. 2014 season honors included –

“SUPERIOR" ratings in The Virginia State Marching Band Assessment. First place at the US Bands Regional held at Woodgrove High School, plus awards for best music, best visual, best

drumline and The Falconaires were named the best colorguard. First in class at the US Bands Contest at Chopticon High School in Morganza, MD, winning all captions.

News and Upcoming PerformancesFirst Chair Honor for Robert Barron Sophomore Robert Barron was named first chair trumpet in the Virginia State Jazz Band after auditioning in September. He will perform at the All-Virginia Jazz Ensemble event in November. Congratulations to Robert on this statewide honor!

The Road to OrlandoBriar Woods High School Band programs are gearing up for their upcoming, televised performance during halftime at the Russell Athletic Bowl (ACC vs. the Big 12, formerly the Florida Citrus Bowl) in Orlando on December 28th. The Briar Woods Bands appreciates all the fundraising support that they have received from Briar Woods students, families and friends as they prepare for this exciting event. Catch the band, December 28th on ESPN.

Holiday Season Performances Celebrate your holiday season with music – attend and enjoy a Briar Woods Bands performance!

Guitar Concert Thursday, December 4

Briar Woods Bands Holiday Concert Tuesday, December 16

FundraisingTue

Band Fundraisers are continuitng and you can support our music programs by contacting a band member, visiting the Music Boosters website at www.BWHSmusicboosters.org or by emailing [email protected]. Asalways thank you for your support!

2014 Discount Card Go Out and Save!Save 10 20% from over 20 local businesses and restaurantsUnlimited use through April 2015

Check Out Our Great Falcon GearFly your pride with a Falcon Garden FlagStay warm with New Fleece Headwrapsand much more!

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December's Ashburn and Gum Spring Library Program Highlights

“Like” us on our Facebook page and get our recent updates.

https://www.facebook.com/ashburnlibrary https://www.facebook.com/gumspringlibrary

Gum Spring Library

Wimpy Kid Day, Monday, December 22, 2:00 PM - Celebrate the release of The Long Haul, the ninth book in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, with games, activities and the chance to win a copy of the latest book. For Grades 3-5. *Tickets (free) are required and will be available half an hour before the program.

All Aboard the Polar Express, Monday, December 22, 7:00 PM - Join us for the children's classic, The Polar Express, with holiday songs, crafts and activities. Children are invited to wear their pajamas (optional). For Preschool & Grades K-2. *Tickets (free) are required to attend the event and will be handed out 30 minutes prior to the program. Limit of 50.

Tween Craft Connection - Express yourself and get creative! Tweens, join us for an hour of crafty fun, exploring a diff er-ent theme each month. Registration required. For Grades 5-6.

• Wednesday, December 17, 7:00 PM

Science Saturday: Cold Science, Saturday, December 13, 2:00 PM - Explore the cold side of science. For all teens.

MarioKart Tournament, Sunday, December 28, 1:00 PM - Come compete in the 2nd annual Gum Spring Cup! Registra-tion required. For all teens.

Stroke Night with Inova Loudoun Hospital, Monday, December 8, 7:00 PM - Learn about the signs, symptoms and risk factors of strokes with Inova Loudoun's Stroke Team. From prevention to recognition, this is geared toward family members, caregivers, and those who are at risk. For adults.

The Sky has Limits: A Conversation with Climatologist Dr. Chris Crosiar, Thursday, December 11, 7:00 PM, Engage in a discussion about the make-up of the atmosphere. See a 350 video that teaches you to do the math. Learn how you can make a positive, environmental, diff erence! For teens & adults.

Ashburn Library

Teen Homework Buddies. Teens help your child with math and English homework. Recommended for students in grades K-2.




Creative Holiday Gift Wrapping, Thursday, December 4, 7:00 PM. Learn to wrap a gift beautifully, then try out some creative techniques to jazz it up! We'll make funky upcycled bows from magazines, delicate origami boxes for tiny gifts and more! Supplies provided. For teens & adults.

Brain Break Day, Wednesday, December 10, 6:30 PM. Did you know that is has been scientifi cally proven that doing a fun activity increases your studying power? So, give your brain a break by participating in various activities from build-ing with Straws and Connectors to playing board games. For all teens.

Job Seekers: Exploring Careers using Library Resources, Thursday, December 11, 7:00 PM. Learn how to use library databases and other materials to explore career options. For adults.

Your Finances: College Financial Planning presented by Faisal Khan of Primerica, Monday, December 15, 7:00 PM. Won-dering how to prepare for the cost of a college education? Learn about general investment concepts and options to help pay for college. For adults.

Menorah, Dreidels and Miracles with the Jewish Community Center of Northern Virginia, Wednesday, December 17, 4:00 PM. Join us as we learn about Chanukah, read PJ Library stories about the festival of lights, get crafty, learn to play dreidel (spinning top) game and light some holiday lights. For all ages.

Hot Cocoa and a Movie, Monday, December 22, 7:00 PM. Enjoy a cup of hot cocoa while watching a movie. For all teens.

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Important Info to KnowRESIDENT RESOURCES

P.O. Box 11983 Newark, NJ 07101-4983

Trash Collection

Trash: Tuesdays & Fridays Yard Debris: Tuesdays (March - Dec)

Recycling: Fridays AAA: 703-818-8222 www.recyclebank.com

BCA Drop Box

A drop box is available after hours and is located outside of the Brambleton Communi-ty Association offi ce building, located at 42395 Ryan Road.

Residents may drop off archi-tectual applications, commit-tee applications, etc. Assess-ments will not be accepted.

Neighborhood Watch

If you see something suspi-cious or criminal, immediate-ly call LCSO at (703) 777-1021 or 911 if it is a crime in prog-ress.

Subscribe to the resident sponsored B_Alert@Bram-bleton FB page to be linked to the group that is focused and concerned about safety

Brambleton Community

Association

42395 Ryan Road, Suite 210 Monday - Friday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 703-542-6263(p) 703-542-6266(f )

[email protected] www.brambletonhoa.com BCTV, FiOS Channel 489

After Hour Emergency

Contact

To report a concern after nor-mal business hours, please call 703-385-1133.

Board of Directors

Meetings

Board of Directors meetings are held at the BCA Manage-ment Offi ce located at 42395 Ryan Road, Suite 210.

Upcoming Meetings

Tuesday, Dec 2, 8:15 AM

Tuesday, February 3, 8:15 AM

Assessment Mailing

Address

Brambleton Community Association

c/o FirstService Residential

and security within Bramble-ton.

Notary Service

Available by Appointment Only - please call 703-542-6263.

Notary service is free to Bram-bleton residents for the fi rst two documents, with a $2.00 fee per document thereaf-ter. Non-residents will be charged $2.00 per document.

Photo ID required.

Witnessing on documents will not be provided by the Brambleton Community As-sociation.

Virginia notaries are not au-thorized to certify true copies of birth, death or marriage certifi cates. Only the Division of Vital Records/Statistics may perform such a certifi ca-tion.

Social Media

"LIKE" the Brambleton Com-munity Association on FB, fol-low us on Twitter, and down-load our App from iTunes and Google Play.


Important NumbersCOMMUNITY CONTACTS

Community Management Contacts

Brambleton Community Management Offi ce 703-542-6263 703-542-6266 (f )

Residences at Brambleton (FSR) 703-385-1133

Summerfi eld Condo (CMC) 703-327-4818 703-542-5845 (f )

Town Center

Brambleton Welcome Center 703-542-2925

BCA Services AAA Recycling & Trash Removal 703-818-8222

RecycleBank 888-727-2978

Verizon

- Activation/Account Changes/Billing/Disconnect

(M - F, 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.) 800-501-1172

- Repair 888-553-1555

- Questions/Assistance w/ Verizon.com 888-669-9901

- Assistance w/ Suspension of Service 888-338-9333

Utility Contacts

Dominion Electric - North of Ryan Road 888-667-3000

NOVEC - South of Ryan Road 888-335-0500

Miss Utility 800-552-7001

Washington Gas 703-750-1000

Water/Sewer: Loudoun Water 571-291-7880

County Contacts

Emergency: Fire/Rescue/Police 911

Animal Care & Control 703-777-0406 540-882-3984 (f )

Building Permits 703-777-0220

Post Offi ce, Ashburn - 44715 Prentice Drive 703-406-6291

Sheriff : Non-Emergency 703-777-1021

Sheriff : Traffi c Hotline 703-771-5798

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Babysitter Directory

* The Association makes no representa-tions about these individuals except that they have given permission for their names to be published. We do not endorse or pro-mote a single sitter. Please contact the spe-cifi c person for his/her rates and abilities.

The BRAM Sitters list is always being updated, and if you would like to be added to our directory, feel free to call the HOA offi ce at 703-542-6263 Monday thru Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM or email [email protected]. Make sure you leave your name, age, any certifi cations, telephone number, and address for proof of residency in Brambleton.

Key

(B) Taken a Babysitters Course

(C) CPR certifi ed

(F) First Aid certifi ed

(N) Nanny or daycare experience

Name Age Telephone NumberSydney Wayne (B,C) 17 703-303-6555 Megan O’Sullivan (F,C,N) 25 571-233-7165 Ariana Abousaeedi (F,C,B) 16 703-732-6411 Megan Scalzo 15 703-946-0125 Christian Jessup (C, B, F) 17 703-327-7890 Emily Sola (B,F,C) 15 703-863-3023 Bradley Ace (F,C,Infant C) 16 703-327-3866 Malena Llanos (F,C) 17 703-728-6714 Erica Llanos (B,C) 12 703-542-7363 Erin Donahue (B,F,C) 14 703-439-7405 Esha Rawat 16 703-722-2839 Alexis Haycraft (C) 17 571-436-1871 Audrey Haisley (F,C) 18 571-839-7355 Bailey Moore (B,C,F) 17 571-527-6060 Lauren Cohen (B) 15 703-901-0028 Kristie Gogo 21 703-307-7555 Kirby Shultz 22 520-240-0427 Ashley Kucuk (C) 17 703-975-3892 Shaelyn Mullaney (C,F) 25 540-533-3304 Dina McAleer 21 703-722-2258 Christin Hensley 15 703-327-5151 Carly Hensley 13 703-327-5151 Sophia Travers (B,F,C) 13 703-822-3041 Melissa Abboud (B,C,F) 19 703-474-2631 Jessica Abboud (C) 17 703-300-8483 Andrea Abooud 15 703-300-8483 Daniel Abboud 13 703-300-8483 Hailey White (B,F,C) 14 703-327-3529 Antonia Pelligrini (B,C) 12 703-786-7212 Eve Thompson (B) 12 443-632-6584 Rachael Bissett 16 703-507-9426 Olivia Bissett 14 703-508-0602 Jessica Koch (B) 13 703-327-4767 Hanna Weinstock 13 571-442-7893


CommitteesActivities Committee

Co-Chairs: Amber Colatosti, Liz Jackson

Membership: Open

Upcoming Meetings:

December 17, 7:30 PM

January 21,7:30 PM

Brambleton Kids Care

Chair: TBD

Membership: Open

Upcoming Meetings:

January 19, 7:30 PM

Covenants Committee

Chair: Mike Dorrity

Upcoming Meetings:

December 8, 7:00 PM

January 12, 7:00 PM

Financial Advisory Committee

Chair: Mark Davis

Membership: Open

Upcoming Meetings:


January 27, 7:30 PM

Grounds & Facilities Committee

Chair: Walter Berkey

Membership: Open

Upcoming Meetings:


January 20, 7:30 PM

Safety & Security Committee

Chair: Dave Pavlik

Membership: One Seat Open

Upcoming Meetings:

December 9, 7:30 PM

January 13, 7:30 PM

Technology Ad-hoc Committee

Chair: Paul Raven

Upcoming Meetings:

Scheduled as necessary

* All Association Committee meetings are held at the BCA Management Offi ces, located at 42395 Ryan Road, Suite 210. Location and date changes will be announced in the Friday Flash.

Please visit http://www.brambletonhoa.com/com-mittees or contact [email protected], call 703-542-6263 for more information on joining a commit-tee.

VOLUNTEER

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January 2015NEXT MONTH

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