april 2011 comunity newsletter
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monthly newsletter for Brambleton residentsTRANSCRIPT
town center, the Community Center building hasbeen used for daily programs. Our children’sprograms have taken off, and our calendar isfilled up each month with preschool programs:Wee Play, KinderDance, Little Hands Music; and“big kids” classes: Creative Dance Center’s HipHop classes, Silver Knights Chess Club, andAbrakadoodle art classes.
Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve spoken withseveral residents about ideas for adultprogramming, and I am working on developingthose ideas, but while I’m at it, I’d love somemore input. What do you, as a Brambletonresident, want to do? Some of you might say, “Idon’t have time to devote to my interests”. As afull-time working, mother of two, and wife to anactive duty Naval Officer, who works long hours, Iunderstand. However, I also know the benefitsof taking some time for yourself to develop yourown interests and talents. It’s also a great wayto relieve the stresses of everyday life. I urgeyou to think about ways that you can expandyour interests, without having to drive thedistance. Please take a few minutes tocomplete our programming survey by April 5th,and you'll be entered into a drawing to win oneGreat Kids Summer Camp week! Just enter yourname/email in the comment box at the end ofthe survey. Any ideas, questions or concerns canbe sent to me at [email protected]. I
thank you in advance for your feedback!
Much like the 80’s hit television show The Love
Boat, my job is a lot like Julie, the cruise shipdirector. I am very much dedicated to makingyour experiences here in Brambleton fun andmemorable. Not every community has someoneon staff dedicated to plan fun activities andimplement programs that peak the interest ofthe community. Brambleton is very lucky to havethe ability and the space required to providethese services. Additionally, Brambletondevelopers and association management, feelthat the events and programs are an essentialpart of what sets us apart from othercommunities, and makes us Brambleton.
Events and Programs are open to everyBrambleton resident; however, we are not yet ata point where we’ve been able to target allinterest/age groups, especially teens and adults.Since the association staff moved offices to the
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Pool RegistrationPool RegistrationPool RegistrationPool RegistrationPool Registration .................................................................................................................................. 33333
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April Gardening TipsApril Gardening TipsApril Gardening TipsApril Gardening TipsApril Gardening Tips .................................................................................................... 1 01 01 01 01 0
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Community Events and Programs:
Expanding Your Interest Without Driving the DistanceBeth Huck, Events and Programming Coordinator
When questions arise about planting or removingtrees, the following information from the DesignGuidelines for Brambleton provides guidanceregarding trees on residential Lots withinBrambleton:
Tree Removal: The Design Guidelines forBrambleton states “No live trees with a diameter inexcess of 4 inches, measured 12 inches aboveground, nor flowering trees in excess of 2 inchessimilarly measured, no live vegetation on slopes ofmore than 20 percent gradient or marked “no cutarea,” “landscape preservation area,” “treepreservation area,” “conservation area,” or“wetland” on approved plans, may be removedwithout the prior approval of the CovenantsCommittee. However, a lot owner may removedead trees and certain objectionable plants,including poison ivy, poison oak, poison sumac,kudzu or other severely invasive plants. Protectedwetland areas on a lot may not otherwise bedisturbed. In no event shall live trees planted bythe Declarant or a Builder to comply withgovernmental requirements be cut or relocatedwithout prior written approval from the CovenantsCommittee.”
Certain trees were placed throughout Brambletonto contribute to the overall look of the street andthese trees are often referred to as “street trees”.As these were placed by the Declarant or Builder,
they may not be cut or relocated without priorwritten approval from the Covenants Committee.If, due to damage or disease, these trees requireremoval, the Association requires them to bereplaced with a tree of similar size and species.
Planting Trees: Application and review is notrequired for the installation of individual trees orshrubs on the lot, provided such plantings atmaturity are in scale with the home and lot anddo not interrupt designed drainage patterns andswales.
Approval is required for any shrubs or treeswhich are intended to form a hedge or naturalscreen which will be more than three feet inheight. Landscape screens or barriers may beapprovable in order to define private space orblock undesirable views. However, theCommittee will consider any adverse impacts onadjoining lots, including the disruption of sightlines for adjoining properties and interruption ofdesigned drainage patterns. Landscape screensor barriers are not permitted on front yard lotlines.
If you have any questions or concerns regardingthese standards, the governing documents, rulesor policies of the association the managementoffice, by phone 703-542-6263, or email [email protected].
Comments on CovenantsRosemarie Linder, Covenants Manager
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Brambleton Community Association operates twopool complexes for Brambleton residents. Thesepools are available to all single-family attached &detached unit owners and ResidencesCondominium owners in good standing with theassociation; and Summerfield residents that optto purchase BCA pool membership.
If you are a single-family or ResidencesCondominium owner, have not changed youraddress since the end of the 2010 swim season,and have passes made in 2007 or later, youhave a “Pass for Life” and do not need toregister this year.
If you are new to Brambleton, do not havepasses made in 2007 or later, or a single-familyor Residences tenant named on a lease, youneed to register for your pool passes this year.There is a $5 per pass fee for residents whohave lost, misplaced or discarded their validpass. OWNER ID REQUIRED AT TIME OFREGISTRATION. Tenants will also need to providea Permission Letter (signed by the owner) and acopy of the current lease. Registration andPermission Letter forms are available in theBrambleton Management Office and on theBrambleton Intranet.
Each household will receive ten complimentaryguest visits for the 2011 pool season. Thesecomplimentary visits will be placed on ahousehold account and will be tracked within thepool pass database; physical complimentarypasses will not be issued.
Children who age up into a new age bracket (2-11, 12-15, 16 and over) will also need to havenew passes made. If your household registeredin 2007 or later, and are not tenants named on alease, a new registration form will not be requiredfor an updated pass to be issued.
Registration starts April 18th at the BrambletonManagement Office located in the BrambletonTown Center, 42395 Ryan Road, Suite 210.
Registration hours are 9:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.Monday-Friday during normal office hours.Extended hours have also been set toaccommodate residents who cannot make itduring normal office hours. Extended hours are:Tuesday 5/17 and Thursday 5/19 from 5:00 -7:00 p.m., and Saturday 5/28 from 9:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m.
For more information on pool complex features,hours of operation, and pool pass eligibility,please log onto www.brambletonhoa.com>Brambleton Amenities/Community Areas/Pools& Spas
Pool Registration 2011
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UPCOMING EVENTS
5k/10k Ribbon Run/Walk
April 9
Flashlight Egg Hunt
April 15
Easter Eggstravaganza
April 16
We are excited to return again this summer tooffer our Swim Lessons and Water Aerobicsprogramming for Brambleton residents. Summerprogramming begins June 20th. For moreinformation, registration and careeropportunities, please visit our website atwww.letswim.com and clicking on Brambleton inthe Locations Drop Down Menu.
Registration for ALL summer sessionsRegistration for ALL summer sessionsRegistration for ALL summer sessionsRegistration for ALL summer sessionsRegistration for ALL summer sessionsopens April 1opens April 1opens April 1opens April 1opens April 1ststststst. Start making your plans. Start making your plans. Start making your plans. Start making your plans. Start making your plansnononononowwwww.....
LetSwim offers all levels of swim programmingfor those 6 months and up as well as wateraerobics perfect for anyone wanting a non-impact full body workout.
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Swimmers of all ages are taught essentialswimming and safety skills through fun andchallenging activities. Classes are designed toprogress the swimmer from the fundamentals toknowledge of all four competitive strokes. Ourgoal is to create confident and happy swimmers.Classes are three days a week for two weekseach session. Classes offered at the BeaconCrest Pool.
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This balanced workout includes warm-up,aerobic workout, cool-down, strength &toning, and flexibility stretching. Theintensity of every work out is easily modifiedfor all levels of fitness. Our certifiedinstructors use a variety of exercise andtechniques to meet all your fitness goals.Classes are offered 2 days a week, onTuesday & Thursday evenings at theCommunity Center Pool. Come join us foran energetic and fun full body workout.
Let's Swim Inc. Returnsto Brambleton
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Yard Waste is considered a by-product of regularyard maintenance and not the debris as a resultof landscaping renovation. During yard wasteseason, ALL HOMES will have a weeklyscheduled pick up day of the yard waste. Recycling of yard debris is mandatory from March1 through December 24. Composting, chipping,and mulching are great ways to recycle your yardwaste.
All yard debris to be collected must be preparedaccordingly and placed at the curb for collection:
Brush and limbs must be cut into 4-footlengths and bundled (arm-full size) withrope or twine and should not exceed 50pounds.
Grass clippings, leaves, and twig can beplaced in a container you provide, paperbags, or clear plastic bags. Yard wasteplaced in dark bags will not be collected.
Tree stumps and tree limbs that arelarger the 6 inches in diameter and 4feet in length will not be collected.
All unbundled brush will be considered aspecial pick up. Please call CustomerService Center to put in a request tohave a Residential Supervisor survey thematerial for a quote. This survey andremoval of the debris will be billed to you.
Yard Waste Recycling
Brambleton participates in thisimportant effort to help protect ourlocal watershed. Awareness andeducation are essential in this ongoingprogram. Please be sure to share withyour family, friends, and contractorsthat nothing should be dumped in thedrains. Report violators immediately toLoudoun County at 703-777-0111,send an e-mail, or complete an onlinecomplaint form.
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Brambleton Community Associationis now on Facebook, with over 400 likes.
"Like" us today!!
News from the Developer
SporSporSporSporSport & Heath Bramblet & Heath Bramblet & Heath Bramblet & Heath Bramblet & Heath Bramblettttton is “on is “on is “on is “on is “AAAAAthlethlethlethlethleticticticticticClub of the YClub of the YClub of the YClub of the YClub of the Year”ear”ear”ear”ear”
On March 2, 2011,Sport & Health atBrambleton wasawarded Athletic ClubAthletic ClubAthletic ClubAthletic ClubAthletic Clubof the Yof the Yof the Yof the Yof the Yearearearearear for 2010!It’s a very prestigiousaward given out eachyear that all club
managers and associates covet from withinSport & Health. Before being nominated for theaward, each club must first achieve certain goalsthroughout the course of the year. This isanything from memberships, to personal trainingto customer service ratings.B_recognized@Brambleton!
NeNeNeNeNew Tw Tw Tw Tw Tenant Coming tenant Coming tenant Coming tenant Coming tenant Coming to the BTo the BTo the BTo the BTo the BTCCCCC
The Brambleton TownCenter is pleased toannounce a new tenantthat is coming to the BTC- the Virginia WineFactory will be locatednext to Misguided Angelsat the Brambleton Town
Center Phase II. The VWF venue will offer winetastings and serve small plates. In addition theyhope to organize some special events.B_here@Brambleton!
BTC List of Tenants: www.brambleton.com/towncenter
Annalee’s Fashion Show – Oh, WhatAnnalee’s Fashion Show – Oh, WhatAnnalee’s Fashion Show – Oh, WhatAnnalee’s Fashion Show – Oh, WhatAnnalee’s Fashion Show – Oh, Whata Night!a Night!a Night!a Night!a Night!
Jenet Ahn, owner ofAnnalee’s Formals,organized a successfulFashion Show onSaturday, March 12th
showcasing the latestfashions for Prom and other formal events. Inaddition to the Fashion Show, Leigh Macdonald,
contributor from W-USA 9, spoke to the crowdabout Prom confidence, offering many great tipsfor the girls. All the lovely hairdos were created byour very own Eclips Hair Salon & Day Spa at theBTC! B_glamorous@Brambleton!
More photos here: http://goo.gl/2mmcp
DAAR’s Honor Society Reception at theDAAR’s Honor Society Reception at theDAAR’s Honor Society Reception at theDAAR’s Honor Society Reception at theDAAR’s Honor Society Reception at theBrambleton Welcome CenterBrambleton Welcome CenterBrambleton Welcome CenterBrambleton Welcome CenterBrambleton Welcome Center
Brambleton wasproud to be the hostand food sponsor ofDAAR’s HonorSociety Reception atthe Welcome Centeron March 10th. The
realtors that were honored are those who seekexcellence through education, rise to the top insales production and voluntarily contribute theirexpertise, time and skills! Please join us incongratulating Beckwith Bolle from CarterBraxton Preferred Properties in Leesburg whomade Realtor of the Year 2010 – a hugeaccomplishment. B_honoring@Brambleton!
List of all Award recipients can be found here :http://goo.gl/IAtOW
View more photos here: http://goo.gl/eoth2
Brambleton is Now Official on Facebook!Brambleton is Now Official on Facebook!Brambleton is Now Official on Facebook!Brambleton is Now Official on Facebook!Brambleton is Now Official on Facebook!
Brambleton is pleased toannounce that Facebookhas accepted theirapplication to become an“official” site, enabling usto merge our fan page
with our location page on Facebook Places. Weare now able to offer special deals when youcheck in which we will have soon, so don’t forgetto start checking in to “Brambleton”www.facebook.com/brambletonview.B_checkingin@Brambleton!
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Brownstones by Miller & SmithBrownstones by Miller & SmithBrownstones by Miller & SmithBrownstones by Miller & SmithBrownstones by Miller & Smith
Miller & Smith announcedthat their Brownstonetownhomes will be availablein April 2011 – please signup to receive their latestinformation [email protected].
Stay tuned also for live updates on Brambleton’sFacebook or Twitter page! B_home@Brambleton!
www.facebook.com/brambletonview
www.twitter.com/brambleton
New Homes Now!New Homes Now!New Homes Now!New Homes Now!New Homes Now!
Looking for animmediate deliveryhome? No problem,we have them listedconveniently on ourwebsite! To view our
list of homes, go to www.brambleton.com/homesales and click the button “New HomesNow”. B_home@Brambleton!
Opportunities to give back @ BrambletonOpportunities to give back @ BrambletonOpportunities to give back @ BrambletonOpportunities to give back @ BrambletonOpportunities to give back @ Brambleton
Brambleton is proud to behost of 3 Fundraisingevents in April:
Autism FundraiserApril 2nd
Brambleton RibbonRun 10k/5k/1k Run & Family Walk April9th
Sport & Health’s Journey 4 A Cure 10k/5k/1k Run & Family Walk on April 30th
B_giving!
Register/Tickets/Info:www.brambleton.com/towncenter
Supervisors Recognize Falcons’Supervisors Recognize Falcons’Supervisors Recognize Falcons’Supervisors Recognize Falcons’Supervisors Recognize Falcons’Championship SeasonChampionship SeasonChampionship SeasonChampionship SeasonChampionship Season
Loudoun CountyChairman Scott K. York (I-At Large) and SupervisorStevens Miller (D-Dulles)welcomed members ofthe Briar Woods Falconsto the boardroom for
recognition of their winning season. The Falconswon the Virginia High School League AA Division4 State Championship. Head Coach CharliePierce and Principal Ed Starzynski joined theplayers for the recognition ceremony. B_what,
B_woods!
View more photos here: http://goo.gl/kmQV0
Briar Woods Big Playmaker DrawsBriar Woods Big Playmaker DrawsBriar Woods Big Playmaker DrawsBriar Woods Big Playmaker DrawsBriar Woods Big Playmaker DrawsCollege InterestCollege InterestCollege InterestCollege InterestCollege Interest
College Scouts Briar Woodsjunior WR/DB Alex Carter hasthe college scouts buzzing ashe has already received 6verbal offers from Virginia,Virginia Tech, Boston College,Stanford, Duke and KansasState. Falcon coach CharliePierce says that Tennesseeand Notre Dame could join that group soon!Carter is an exciting player and talented on thefield and in the classroom!
Read more here: http://goo.gl/Ja2Ky
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On the eve of its one-yearanniversary, Brambleton’sBloo Dental continues toreceive recognition for itsinnovative practice.
Interior Design magazinefeatured Bloo Dental in itsFebruary 2011 issue. The
magazine devoted three pages of photos andeditorial, highlighting the practice’s forward-thinking design and attention to detail.
Writer Laura Fisher Kaiser desribes Bloo Dental’s2,500-square-foot space, “When you walk in thedoor, you feel like you’ve been transported intoan octopus’s garden, or the tube of a surfer’sdream wave. Curved wall segments frame thewaiting area’s long sidewall, with dark bluebanquettes tucked inside. A watery projectionshimmers on the canopy arching over thereception desk, while a giant abstract water
graphic, impossibly azure, appears on the desk’sfront panel and wraps the exterior of theadjacent lab.”
Dr. Haress Rahim, Bloo Dental’s director and aBrambleton resident, believes that theappearance of any medical office is a strongreflection of the care patients can expect toreceive.
“My patients deserve to receive their dental carein a practice that is comfortable and pleasing,”said Dr. Rahim, who was ranked, for the thirdstraight year, as one of the top dentists in theUnited States by Consumers’ Research Councilof America for 2011.
Bloo Dental, which provides dental care foradults and children, is accepting new patients.More information about Bloo Dental is availableonline at www.bloo-dental.com or by calling 703-327-5533.
Interior Design Features Brambleton’s Own Bloo Dental
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See All that Eclips
Has to Offer!
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Eclips in Brambletonis a full-service salonand day spa offeringeverything you couldask for, fromcomplete hair
services to total makeovers. Our hair servicesgo beyond expert haircuts and color. Our stylistsare certified in the latest services including hairextensions, thermal reconditioning (Japanesestraightening), keratin straightening and BrazilianBlowout. We also offer a wide range of spatreatments, ranging from facials and massagesto laser hair removal and anti-aging treatmentsto eliminate sun damage spots and minimizewrinkles and lines.
Eclips is regularly featured in local publicationssuch as Washingtonian, Northern Virginia Living,
Northern Virginia Magazine and Landsdowne &
Belmont News. In fact, Washingtonian hasawarded Eclips as one of the fastest growingsalons in the area since 2005. The salon hasalso been featured in various national consumerpublications including Allure, Hairstyling Ideas,
Haircut & Style, Shortcuts, DaySpa and Hair &
Beauty.
Eclips Salon & Day Spa believes in treatingclients as family. “It is important for each of ourteam members to grow to learn each clientindividually,” explains Diane Fisher, owner of thissuccessful salon and day spa. Fisher has heldthis belief throughout the years and feels thatthis commitment has resulted in clientsatisfaction and thus the salon’s success.
Visit Eclips on the web at EclipsHair.com, or call703-327-9408 to set up a free consultation withone of their expert hairstylists or estheticians.
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April Tips for the Garden
The best time to plant shrubs and trees is on awindless, cloudy day.
Once new growth begins on trees and shrubs,cut back to green wood any twigs affected bywinter kill.
Don’t coat pruning cuts with tree paint or wounddressing. These materials won’t prevent decay orpromote wound closure.
Prune roses to buds that point outward toencourage good air and sunlight penetration.Dark-colored canes indicate dead wood. Cutback an inch below these darkened areas. If nolive buds are left, remove the entire cane orbranch.
Prune spring-blooming shrubs, such as forsythia,weigela and early spirea, after they havecompleted flowering.
Hydrangea is one gift plant that transplants wellinto the garden after its flowers fade. When theweather warms, plant in well-drained soil in fullsun to partial shade. Don’t be surprised if thenext year’s flowers are a different color than thefirst year. Blue or pink hydrangea color isdependent on the pH of the soil. Alkaline soilproduces pink flowers; acidic soil produces blueflowers. White hydrangeas are not affected bysoil pH.
If dogwood leaves have been small, sparse andpale, the trees may need fertilizer. Request a soilsample kit from your Extension office and collecta soil sample from the area beneath the treesusing instructions provided by your Extensionagent. Mail your sample, form, and payment toVirginia Tech and correct fertilizerrecommendations will be returned with the testresults.
Important Information to Know
Brambleton Community Center
42645 Regal Wood Drive
Available for private rentals andcommunity programming.
Contact Beth Huck:[email protected]
Board of Directors MeetingsBoard of Directors MeetingsBoard of Directors MeetingsBoard of Directors MeetingsBoard of Directors Meetings
Board of Directors meetings are held atthe BCA Management Offices, located
at 42395 Ryan Road, Suite 210.
Upcoming MeetingsUpcoming MeetingsUpcoming MeetingsUpcoming MeetingsUpcoming Meetings
Tuesday, April 5, 8:15 a.m.
Tuesday, June 7, 8:15 a.m.Tuesday, August 2, 8:15 a.m.
Tuesday, October 4, 8:15 a.m.
Tuesday, December 6, 8:15 a.m.
TTTTTrash Collectionrash Collectionrash Collectionrash Collectionrash Collection
Trash: Tuesdays & Fridays
Yard Debris: Tuesdays (March - Dec)
Recycling: FridaysAAA: 703-818-8222
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Our office regularly receives applicationsfor decks, patios and fences. Please notethat an application is also required for playequipment, awnings, and for smallerprojects like changing the color of paint onyour front door.
Submit completed applications to themanagement office at 42395 Ryan Road,Suite 210, Brambleton VA 20148, via faxto 703-542-6266 or [email protected].
As the Covenants Committee meets onceper month, it is important to submit all ofthe required information with yourapplication so as not to delay review ofyour project.
Brambleton Community Association42395 Ryan Road, Suite 210
Monday - Friday
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.703-542-6263 (p) 703-542-6266 (f)[email protected]
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Notary Service
The Brambleton Community Association offersNotary services at the Brambleton ManagementOffice. If you are interested in utilizing thisservice, please note the following:
· Available by Appointment Only - pleasecall 703-542-6263.
· Notary service is free to Brambletonresidents for the first two documents,with a $2.00 fee per documentthereafter. Non-residents will be charged$2.00 per document.
· Photo ID required.
· Witnessing on documents will not beprovided by the Brambleton CommunityAssociation.
Virginia notaries are not authorized to certify truecopies of birth, death or marriage certificates.Only the Division of Vital Records/Statistics may
perform such a certification.
NOVEC
Please contact NOVEC at 1-888-335-0500 forany street light outages. Be sure to give yourstreet address and the pole number whenmaking the call.
Need Mailbox Repair?
Black Mailboxes - Call Main Street Mailboxes at703-753-5521
Weathered Bronze Mailboxes - Call DominionElectric Supply Company, Erin Schwartz, at703-631-8100
Important Contact Numbers
Community Management ContactsCommunity Management ContactsCommunity Management ContactsCommunity Management ContactsCommunity Management Contacts
Brambleton Community Management Office 703-542-6263 703-542-6266 (f)
Brambleton Welcome Center 703-542-2925
Residences at Brambleton (AMS) 703-542-6263
Summerfield Condo (CMC) 703-327-4818 703-542-5845 (f)
BCA ServicesBCA ServicesBCA ServicesBCA ServicesBCA Services
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
RecycleBank 888-727-2978
AAA Recycling & Trash Removal 703-818-8222
Utility ContactsUtility ContactsUtility ContactsUtility ContactsUtility 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 ContactsCounty ContactsCounty ContactsCounty ContactsCounty Contacts
Emergency: Fire/Rescue/Police 911
Animal Care & Control 703-777-0406 540-882-3984 (f)
Building Permits 703-777-0220
Post Office, Ashburn 703-729-1642
Sheriff: Non-Emergency 703-777-1021
Sheriff: Traffic Hotline 703-771-5798
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Brambleton Committees
Activities Committee
Chair: Lori Fetterman
Membership: OpenUpcoming Meetings:
April 20, 7:30 p.m.
May 18, 7:30 p.m.
Covenants Committee
Chair: Mike DorrityUpcoming Meetings:
April 11, 7:00 p.m.
May 9, 7:00 p.m.
Financial Advisory Committee
Chair: Mark DavisMembership: Three seats open
Upcoming Meetings:
April 26, 7:30 p.m.May 24, 7:30 p.m.
Grounds & Facilities CommitteeChair: Mike Brown
Membership: One seat open
Upcoming Meetings:April 19, 7:00 p.m.
May 17, 7:00 p.m.
Technology Ad-hoc Committee
Chair: Paul Raven
Upcoming Meetings:Scheduled as necessary.
* All Association Committee meetings are heldat the BCA Management Offices, located at
42395 Ryan Road, Suite 210.
Please contact [email protected] for more
information on joining a committee.
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