Transportation and Land Use Committee
meeting
Loudoun County Board of Supervisors
1h 32m
4 speakers
8 agenda items
transcribed 2 days ago
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What was the opening agenda and who was appointed as Vice Chair?
Good evening, everybody. Welcome to the January 17th Transportation Lane Use Committee meeting. I'll start with a little known but interesting fact as I always do in these meetings. I'm reading, I just finished prequel by Rachel Maddow, which documents the American Nazi movement, which was actually quite widespread throughout the United States from the 1930 to 1941, 42. And I want to say 1938, maybe 1939, She documents in some detail the crash of a DC-3 military designation with C-47 with 19 people on board between Lovettsville and Short Hill. And C-47 probably cruises around 170, 180, and they think it hit the ground at about 300 knots, which means it was virtually pointed straight down. There were no survivors, obviously.
It had 19 people on board. It was the worst air aviation disaster at that point in American history at that point. On board was a Senator Lundeen who was one of the key national figures supporting the American Nazi movement to the point where congressmen and senators were using their franking privileges to distribute hundreds of thousands of pamphlets paid for by the Nazi regime in Germany and distributing them using their franking privileges. And that was later uncovered by the FBI. It's a fascinating story, but our own John Flannery, who's been on the Soil and Water Commission for some time now, has made it, he's mentioned in the book, and he's made it his pet project to try and find out what caused the crash of Flight C-19.
But it was right there in our own Loudoun County, and it was a little piece of history. So with that, please join me in the Pledge of Allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag,
Thank you very much. Um, it is within my authority as the chair of the transportation and land use committee to appoint a vice chair. And I would therefore like to appoint a supervisor, Laura to crony, the little river district supervisor as vice chair of the transportation and land use committee. And this does not require a motion or a vote, but I will open up any comments about Laura being vice chair. If anybody has any concerns or questions.
No concerns. I just want to congratulate Supervisor Ciccone becoming vice chair. I know she'll do a fantastic job.
My apologies, everybody. And I'd just like to say Supervisor Tercroni, when she was Laura, before she was Supervisor Tercroni, worked for both Chair Randall and myself part-time and was an all-star. And so we are very, very happy to have her on the board. And I'm proud and happy to have her as my vice chair on the Transportation Land Use Committee. The proposed consent agenda is as follows. Item number two, agriculture and forestal district program annual report countywide and is there a motion or I move to the adoption. I'd like to put that on the consent agenda and I move to adopt that as a consent agenda. Is there a second? Second by Chair Rendell. Any discussion on the consent agenda? Hearing none, all in favor please say aye.
Aye. Any opposed? That motion will pass unanimously 5-0. And our first item is an information item on the Environment and Energy Work Plan Quarterly Update.
Good evening, Committee Chair Turner, Vice Chair Triconey, members of the Commission. My name is Mark Avani, Assistant Director with the Department of General Services. Happy to be here to provide an update for you. With me is Kara Moore, who is our Energy Program Manager, and I'd also like to introduce our new Energy Manager for the county, Mike Sandler, and you'll be seeing some pictures of him a little bit later. Welcome. So our purpose this evening, as I said, is to provide a quarterly update to the Transportation and Land Use Committee. We're happy to show you how we're doing on our 21 different items in the board approved 24 work plan and highlight a few successes and then as always address any comments that you all may have.
Just wanted to put this up there. We will be coming to you on a quarterly basis. This is obviously the first quarterly board update in January. And then we'll be coming back to you in April for environmental commission awards to talk about possibly some budget impacts.
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Agenda
8 items
1
What was the opening agenda and who was appointed as Vice Chair?
8:38–21:54
2
How did the committee adopt the consent agenda items?
21:54–31:22
3
What are the main highlights of the Transportation and Land‑Use quarterly update?
31:22–40:18
4
How is Loudoun County advancing sustainable energy projects like solar and EV fleets?
40:18–52:11
5
What progress is being made on natural‑resource initiatives such as watershed management?
52:11–1:01:17
6
How is the county addressing environmental‑justice concerns for built‑out neighborhoods?
1:01:17–1:11:54
7
What are the key issues and questions surrounding permanent pump‑and‑haul permits?
1:11:54–1:21:39
8
What motions were made to table or approve the pump‑and‑haul applications and what were the outcomes?
1:21:39–1:30:33
Speakers
4 identifiedOfficials recognised by voice; public commenters shown as “Speaker N” unless they state their name.
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