Phyllis J. Randall

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Loudoun County Board of Supervisors · Board of Supervisors Public Hearing - Jul 15, 2026 · 15 Jul 2026 meeting

I don't know that I fully appreciated that the whole department would basically be working here.

So how many people are we talking about exactly?

So obviously this excludes the landfill operations because that's a little difficult to move.

But the balance of the department, which is currently about 206 individuals, so you subtract off the 40 to 50 that are in the landfill operations, you're looking at 150 of which the vast majority of them are

Maintenance staff or public work staff or a stormwater staff that come in in the private vehicle Pick up a county vehicle and then go perform their duties across the county So you're to use the term double parked you you're providing for the parking of their personal vehicle and their work vehicle Which has all their tools equipment and specialty gear Okay, so what do you think the noisiest thing that's gonna happen here would be I

Besides my staff yelling at me, they get really loud.

Well, we do that.

That's right.

So you're familiar with that.

Truthfully, this is, in fact, a very silent operation.

The current operations that we have is right across on Sicklin, right next to where the state police are.

offices just down on that hill.

We have just trucks and sedans going in and out of there on a daily basis.

That's really the loudest.

There's not any particular activity that goes on that would be uniquely loud.

Okay.

um i know i don't know what we have for speakers tonight if we do have speakers opposed to this i would be curious to hear if you would rather have a residential community in this location than this warehouse because the the when we have development the the question is not between this or nothing it will be something but you could have a fairly densely packed affordable housing project here if it's county-owned property that's something that we do

or you could have this use.

So just if there's anybody planning on speaking in opposition, tell me that.

I'm curious.

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