Western Loudoun Rural Uses and Standards PCZOC Ad Hoc Meeting 2 - Sep 16, 2026
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Loudoun County Board Committees and Advisory Boards
4h 45m
3 speakers
8 agenda items
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What is the opening roll‑call and agenda for the meeting?
All right, are we all presents? Everybody ready? Yeah, look so. No. Okay, guys. Wanna call us to order at five oh six, so we're Too late. Getting started tonight. Um Tonight's meeting will occur in the following order. Uh the committee will adopt the um meeting summary from the August twenty fourth meeting, which I hope everybody had a chance to review. Um committee members can provide disclosures. Um I will oppose the rehearing of a motion. We'll talk about that. Staff will provide their introductory presentation, beginning with comments from the county attorney's office. Then the committee members will have two minutes each to ask staff questions. Um following questions, we'll go through the six topics we have for tonight.
Um staff has detailed in the item. Um Staff's gonna introduce the topic and we'll hold a 20-minute committee of the whole with two-minute timer for each committee member. At the end of the 20 minutes, I'll call for a motion. Um the committee will debate the motion, then vote on the motion before moving on to the next topic. I'll move the scene in the same manner. Ready to get started? Ready. Um Do I have a motion on the meeting summary from August twenty fourth from anyone?
I have um Do
I have a motion first? Then we can talk about it.
I don't want to adapt it because I want changes to it. You can make. Changes.
Charlie Memment.
Mm. Okay, I'll make a motion so we can amend it. That's not too
Give me a second. She hasn't made a motion yet. Oh, okay. That's what I'll make. Okay. There we go. Did you have amendments?
Yes. So on page two. Um The question that I had asked was a question regarding of the Um, regulations that the county can regulate when it comes to The Right to Farm Act. And you're using the p ra raw private farms and the rights they have. And Betsy came forward and addressed that when it's a private farm. With agriculture use, those buildings are exempt from the code. That wasn't reflected at all in the minutes. And in fact, what was a turned around to say that it was a discussion about legal format. And that we did Um So I would like to have that added in the to the minutes. Um That's actually on page three. I'm sorry I skipped ahead. It wasn't a question about legality and that was outside of our scope. It was a question about the regulations and are we allowed to regulate it?
Um on page two. Um Judy had brought forward that we that the staff couldn't do um what I had suggested about doing the separation of the packets. So we basically just that kind of laid on the table. Um And so I wanted to make sure that was just simply clear because there wasn't really a debate about anything of it. We just agreed that the the staff couldn't do it because of constraints and that was fine. On page Four and this is where I think it's very important, obviously um we need to make sure that the chair is recognizing and acknowledging out loud. Who the who the person that made the motion is and who the person is seconded, because obviously who's ever recording is not picking up the seconds. Um and so it's important to make sure that we're doing that because on page four under motion number three sawmills.
Um it says that the second identified, you know, wasn't they couldn't identify it here. It's on the recording. So we need to make sure for the records that we're doing that. Um Then Do you want me to do the next one or you want to do? Then on page five again. Um I don't think that um Mr. Malone was arguing. Oh. I think he was discussing or debating. I think when we use the word argue, it makes it seems like we're combative and I don't think any of us in this way. I mean, we all have the right to discuss, debate, whatever. Um but I think that's a little misleading when we start using strong language like um argued. And then on Page. I just lost the first one. Oh, I haven't undergo. On page Nine um have where um Stacy Metcast simply was informing us.
Um the the um position of the equine and everything and having discussion about that. And it says Ms. Miscap argued zero point zero uh departs from board directions. I mean she discussed it, she she mentioned it, whatever, but she didn't argue.
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Agenda
8 items
1
What is the opening roll‑call and agenda for the meeting?
0:03–7:26
2
How do members clarify the Right‑to‑Farm Act and its impact on private farm structures?
7:26–29:53
3
What are the key issues being debated about lodging uses, private parties, and field‑parking requirements?
29:53–1:41:23
4
What parking and overflow area standards are being discussed for agricultural uses?
1:41:23–2:16:24
5
How are minimum acreage and setback requirements for guest farms and ranches being debated?
2:16:24–2:49:15
6
Why are tenant‑dwelling and seasonal labor dormitory standards being revisited?
2:49:15–3:16:31
7
What are the concerns about complaint‑based enforcement and the proposed affirmative recertification process?
3:16:31–3:50:07
8
How is the new “movable tenant dwelling” use defined and what standards (size, anchoring, power) are being proposed?
3:50:07–4:45:24
Speakers
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