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Protect Mt. Zion

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Doug Smith
6 years ago

The pressure to develop more rural land continues with this proposed development to the east of the Mt. Zion Church. I hope that the Board of Supervisors will resist the temptation to add more residences in this historic area and keep on track to preserve our rural and historic areas such as this. Thank you

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Dominic Manocchio
6 years ago

Historical preservation should be one of the top priorities in Loudoun County if we and future generations are to maintain the VERY special resource we have been given! Life in Loudoun County is so much more than widespread development, roads, and jobs. so much more! Thank you!

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Meaghan Hogan
6 years ago

We must protect and conserve western Loudoun County's hallowed ground from commercial and residential development.

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Ron Poston
6 years ago

These places must be saved !!!!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Do not develop here find another spot to put mire house

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Please stop housing developments!!! Our roads and schools can’t keep up.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

The civil war areas should be preserved and protected.

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Robin Short
6 years ago

Conserve and preserve

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Don't become another Fairfax!

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Brittany Ridgeway
6 years ago

Stop destroying our history and what makes this community beautiful the people have spoken! Take your subdivisions somewhere else and where people actually want it!

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Harriett Condon
6 years ago Featured

Since Mt. Zion Preservation Association was founded in the late 1970’s as a Bicentennial project I have found it a very special part of our local history. And as it is again under threat, we must do all we can to protect the historic land around it.

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Melissa Fagan
6 years ago

This is supposed to be a loudoun county transitional zone. Keep the development east and stop destroying the history of virginia.

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Tony Lomelin
6 years ago

I oppose development of the Mt Zion Battlefield and support protecting the Mt Zion viewshed.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Save it!!!!!

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Brian Lichorowic
6 years ago

Do the right thing Loudoun...

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elisabeth plaskitt
6 years ago

please preserve this important church

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Karen Jimmerson
6 years ago

The Transition Policy will not be considered a transition if Supervisors allow paving over the entire area.

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Greg
6 years ago

Preserve this area as it is. Otherwise, development will keep marching westward.

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Dawn Behrens
6 years ago

Please leave this history in tact. No more houses here!

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Dianna Williams
6 years ago

Too much HISTORY is being lost to people/companies that care more about $$$$$ than they do the people, heritage, history and the welfare of the people in the community. This really has got to stop!!!!!