Sylvia R. Glass

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Loudoun County Board of Supervisors · Board of Supervisors Business Meeting - May 19, 2026 · 19 May 2026 meeting

So please find the money to do it as soon as possible.

I haven't, there's no timeline that's being talked about right now.

As for reconsiderations, allowing unlimited events and large crowds and late hours are more than neighbors in ag buildings should be asked to tolerate.

As a wine grower for over 25 years, the most heartbreaking part is some of these wineries have lost their way.

It's all about the venue, events, and having a bar with a view.

I am disappointed in those who have turned a response to the

Respectful agricultural endeavor into an industry that will do anything, whether it's destroying our mountains, disturbing neighbors, and most of all putting customers in harm's way.

Safety and respect for your neighbors should be the priority.

I had hoped to have this discussion on this topic at last week's Loudon Wine Growers and Winemakers meeting to reach a common ground.

Unfortunately, I was uh met at the door by the LW.

And I was told that I was not allowed to stay because I have, quote, spoken against them.

I was informed that this was going to be a closed meeting and I needed to leave.

our visitors and preserving the peace in the West.

Thank you.

Without a minor spec with bona fide ag as a permitted use.

It will protect the sensitive MOD from structures turned into places of assembly, tasting rooms, or other non-residential covered activities, which should require minor specs approval to protect soil erosion and groundwater for downstream properties.

The motion agrees with neighboring counties that do not permit.

By-right non-residential development on the mountainside.

50-foot setbacks are needed for the protection of children, patrons, trespass, noise, and road issues.

And

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