Transportation and Land Use Committee-Western Loudoun Rural Uses and Standards CPAM/ZOAM - Feb 19, 2026

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What are the meeting logistics and stakeholder process for the Western Loudoun Rural Uses project?

Chair / Meeting Moderator (likely Supervisor Ciccone) 11:37

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. For this special meeting, committee members will be allowed two minutes for questions. Tonight's meeting will occur in the following order. Staff will provide their introductory presentation. Following staff's presentation, the TLUC members will have two minutes to ask questions of staff. Then I will call on each stakeholder. to provide their comments. Each stakeholder will be allotted three minutes. We will then take a dinner break and we have cake because this is the last stakeholder meeting. And after returning, the invited stakeholders will move to the tables for Committee of the Whole.

Chair / Meeting Moderator (likely Supervisor Ciccone) 12:25

We will go through the four issue topics that staff has detailed in the item in the following Committee of the Whole setup. Staff will introduce the issue topic. We will hold a 20-minute Committee of the Whole session with a two-minute time limit per speaker. Each person will only speak once per topic. I would like to remind everyone not to interrupt each other and to be respectful of others' opinions. At the conclusion of the meeting, Staff will provide a summary of the feedback received as part of the wrap-up session and note any outstanding areas. If needed, the chair may authorize an additional 20-minute Committee of the Whole with a two-minute time limit per speaker. As a reminder to facilitate an efficient meeting and ensure we gather feedback from all stakeholders on every agenda topic, at the conclusion of tonight's meeting, staff will provide the committee with a summary of the meeting's highlights.

Chair / Meeting Moderator (likely Supervisor Ciccone) 13:24

However, committee members are not expected to finalize their positions on the issues during this meeting. After this input session, staff will return to a future T luck meeting to summarize the discussions and receive guidance from the committee on the agenda topics before they begin to draft proposed text. At this time, staff will present the item. Following staff's presentation, each member of TLUC will be allotted two minutes for questions. Friendly reminder, when presenting or responding to questions, please turn on your microphone and speak directly into it so those listening can hear. So item one is outstanding issues, agricultural processing, farm worker housing, slaughterhouses, and agricultural education or research.

Chair / Meeting Moderator (likely Supervisor Ciccone) 14:18

And we have Mr. Wilson, Mr., I can never get your last name. There you go. Ms. Burkett, Jason Hobby, and Teresa. Marley Green. Great, welcome. Okay, so we'll start with a presentation. Thank you. Thank you, Madam Chair. Welcome to the eighth and final stakeholder meeting for the Western Loudon Rural Uses and Standards Project. Just looking ahead to the schedule, we do have one final TLUC direction meeting, which will occur on March 18th. At that meeting, we will discuss recommendations that will be made to the full board of supervisors the topics will include those issues that we discussed tonight as well as some of the issues that we discussed in the first three stakeholder meetings the bulk of that being many of the equestrian related discussion recommendations

Chair / Meeting Moderator (likely Supervisor Ciccone) 15:22

Following the March 18th TLOC meeting where we send recommendations forward to the board, we are anticipating a board of supervisors meeting for action on those TLOC recommendations in May of 2026. Following that, we would begin working with the Zoning Ordinance Committee in June. We are looking and anticipating roughly five to six months of time at the Zoning Ordinance Committee before coming back to the Planning Commission at the end of the year or perhaps the beginning of next year for the first public hearing. But with that, having our attention focused on the meeting tonight, this meeting is... The point of it is to receive stakeholder input and have a robust discussion on issues associated with ag processing, farm worker housing, slaughterhouses, and agricultural research or education.

Chair / Meeting Moderator (likely Supervisor Ciccone) 16:28

We don't need to make any decisions tonight.