Finance/Government Operations and Economic Development Committee - Nov 13, 2025
meeting
Loudoun County Board of Supervisors
2h 7m
2 speakers
8 agenda items
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What items were included in the consent agenda and how were they approved?
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Good evening. I would like to call to order the November 13th Loudoun County Board of Supervisors Finance, Government Operations, and Economic Development Committee meeting. This room has a hearing loop. If you need hearing assistance, switch your hearing aids to telecoil mode. If you need a headset, we have those available as well. Please see the clerk to request one. Questions and comments in this meeting are not timed. However, once a motion is on the table committee members will have three minutes to ask questions and make comments for all items. We have uh a quorum tonight with Supervisor Umstad, Supervisor Laterno, and myself as chair and uh none of us are allowed to leave the dais even to go to the bathroom.
Otherwise we don't have quorum. Yeah. Okay. Uh I we will start with a consent agenda. Uh the proposed consent agenda is as follows. Item two, quarterly report, FY 2026, first quarter, financial update, cash proffer, and debt report. Item five, uh uh calendar year twenty twenty-six payment standards and utility allowances for the Housing choice voucher program. Item number six, contract renewal, occupational health services. Item number seven, renewal, public safety, radio system, infrastructure expansion. Item number eight, excuse me, contract renewal for the fiscal year 2026 capital improvement plan amendment information technology consulting services. Item nine, contract renewal, consultant services for transportation planning and
Planning and preliminary engineering. Item ten, contract renewal, operation of the homeless services center. Item eleven, contract award, geotechnical engineering and soil scientist services. Item number twelve, contract award, traffic engineering and operations services. Item number thirteen, contract award, construction of the fire and rescue station number eight and Philamont. Item four. Fourteen contract award construction management at risk for the courts complex phase four. Item number 15, excuse me, contract award construction support services for the courts complex four. Item 16, phase four, sorry, item 16, contract award, job order, contract for general construction. Item number 17, contract award, construction engineering inspection for the cross trail boulevard segment C.
Item number 18, contract award, construction engineering inspection. Inspection services for Sterling Boulevard Extension. Item number 21, location and design endorsement, North Star Boulevard, Tall Cedar, Tall Cedars Parkway to Braddock Road. And lastly, item number 23, Animal Advisory Committee by Laws. Is there a motion to move? Thank you. We have a motion and a second. Do we have any comments on the consent agenda? Wow, okay, no comments on the consent agenda. All those in favor, well, I will make a comment on the consent agenda. Um, that was a lot. Um, but rest assured if you have any interest in some bedtime reading, you're welcome to go and read all the items from the finance committee agenda, but you can trust that uh the supervisors up here andor our staff have reviewed.
um what we are passing on consent agenda this evening. So all those in favor, please say aye.
Aye.
Any opposed? That motion will pass. Three zero two with Chair Randall and Supervisor Karan Sains off the dais. We will now move on to our information items. Item one, monthly development economic report with Buddy Riser, Economic Development. Maybe, maybe not. Colleen.
That's okay. I get mistaken for Mr. Riser all the time. Yeah, me too. Yeah, me must be. Me too. Good evening, supervisors. Uh DED's monthly report available in your packet shows that through September there were 37 wins with an estimated investment of just under 65 million dollars. And while the top news today is the end of the 43-day federal shutdown, many of the regular economic and Jobs reports we present each month were paused for two months, leaving leg and data that DED will review when or if that information becomes available. From our local jobs numbers, the postings on our work in Loudoin site were up 32% from September, with just over 5,000 newly posted jobs and just over 13,000 total active job listings, which is up 19% from September.
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Agenda
8 items
1
What items were included in the consent agenda and how were they approved?
4:17–17:52
2
What are the latest economic development and job trends highlighted in the monthly DED report?
17:52–31:46
3
How is Loudoun County supporting high‑skill manufacturing and exploring agro‑voltaics projects?
31:46–46:16
4
What federal budget actions and upcoming legislation are influencing the county’s finances?
46:16–1:00:56
5
How will the proposed ordinance amendment modify late‑payment penalties for property taxes?
1:00:56–1:16:37
6
What is the projected budget impact of reducing the late‑payment penalty from 10% to a two‑tier structure?
1:16:37–1:34:51
7
What recommendations are being made to improve the Human Services Nonprofit Grant program?
1:34:51–1:51:53
8
What are the main design elements and benefits of the LPAT signature project endorsement?
1:51:53–2:07:37
Speakers
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