Transportation and Land Use Committee-Western Loudoun Rural Uses and Standards CPAM/ZOAM
meeting
Loudoun County Board of Supervisors
4h 12m
5 speakers
8 agenda items
transcribed 9 days ago
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What procedural items open the meeting and how is remote participation handled?
I'd like to call to order the November 21st, 2024 Transportation and Land Use Committee Special 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. I'd like to start with the Pledge of Allegiance.
United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
For this special meeting, committee members will be allowed two minutes each for questions. Pursuant to Virginia Code Section 2.2-3708.3 and the Board's Rules of Order, Supervisor Turner requested to participate in this meeting by electronic communication. A physical quorum of the Transportation and Land Use Committee is present in the boardroom and the committee has made arrangements for the voice of Supervisor Turner to be heard by all persons in the boardroom. Supervisor Turner made this request within the required timeframe, and the county attorney determined that Supervisor Turner's request meets the qualifications to participate remotely. The committee will record in its minutes that Supervisor Turner participated remotely from a private location in Sedona, Arizona for personal reasons.
I will now turn the meeting over to Supervisor Turner as the committee chair.
Well, good evening, everybody. And thank you. I know this is a little bit unorthodox. I had a personal commitment that was laid on quite some time ago. And this was the best available day and time to kick off this meeting. And so we felt it was really important to continue on to keep the process moving forward. I really appreciate the ingenious innovation of staff to make this possible. And so I'm going to run through the run of show here and kind of give you an idea of what we're going to do. I know this is a bit unusual. I can see everybody. I can hear everybody. So if you simply think of me as the great and powerful odds, we should have a fine meeting tonight. To start with, staff will provide a presentation.
It should take about 20 minutes and kind of an overview of the various issues. And I really welcome all your inputs for this Rural CPAM and ZOIN. This is long overdue and I'm excited to get it started. And I think we've got some great people in the stakeholders groups and it'll be around the table tonight. So it should be very interesting. So to start with, staff will provide the presentations. That should take about 20 minutes. Following staff presentations, the TLUC members will have two minutes each to ask questions of staff. And then I will call each stakeholder up to the podium to provide their comments. Each stakeholder will be allotted three minutes. When you come to the podium, please come to the right-hand podium as you face the dais.
We have a pretty intricate camera set up, and we want to make sure the cameras aren't shot. So only come to the right podium as you come forward to speak. After each stakeholder has spoken, we'll take a dinner break. When we return from the dinner break, we will return in a Committee of the Whole. I will take us to a Committee of the Whole prior to the dinner break. When we come back from dinner, we will be in a Committee of the Whole, and Vice Chair DeCrone will be the chair of the Committee of the Whole portion. I will still be in the meeting, and I will still be able to participate, but because Vice Chair DeCrone can see the lights around the table easier than I can, she'll be chairing the Committee of the Whole portion.
We'll go through the five issue topics that staff has detailed in the item in the following Committee of the Whole setup. Staff introduce each of the five issues with three minutes, and then we will hold a 20-minute Committee of the Whole session. There will be a one-minute timer on the clock and the participants around the table speak as we did during the zoning ordinance process um that's not a hard and fast one minute it's a reminder to everybody please don't give a speech when we're in the committee of the whole keep your comments concise ask your questions make your inputs and then move on to the next person so one o'clock is what we'd like i'm sorry one minute is what we'd like to hold it to
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Agenda
8 items
1
What procedural items open the meeting and how is remote participation handled?
11:21–28:45
2
What key zoning standards and use‑specific sections does staff present for the Rural CPAM/ZOAM project?
28:45–2:06:34
3
How do stakeholders discuss and seek consensus on hours of operation for equine facilities?
2:06:34–2:18:11
4
What issues are raised about lighting, buffering, parking and next steps for the ordinance amendment?
2:18:11–2:39:28
5
Why are the current structure‑size limits considered too small for equestrian facilities?
2:39:28–2:51:29
6
How are buffering and setback requirements being discussed for rural properties?
2:51:29–3:10:13
7
Should full‑size polo fields be treated as equestrian event facilities or as outdoor recreation uses?
3:10:13–3:46:48
8
What are the proposed actions for tree‑canopy, water‑use, and parking standards in Western Loudoun?
3:46:48–4:12:01
Speakers
5 identified
Phyllis J. Randall 15 min
Michael R. Turner 13 min
Mark Miller 12 min
Caleb A. Kershner 6 min
Robin-Eve Jasper 5 min
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