Protect Rural Loudoun and the Transition Area from Growth
120 Comments
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Trish S
8 years ago
Let's support each other.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Protect our farmers in Loudoun County! Stop the sprawl before it is too late!
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Heather Harris
8 years ago
Protect our farmers in Loudoun County! Stop the sprawl before it is too late!
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Betsy Burke Parker
8 years ago
Make all the paved roads gravel. That'll take care of 'development.'
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Anonymous
8 years ago
I am opposed to increased density in the buffer zone. Don't Fairfax Loudoun!
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Kay Moore
8 years ago
Please protect the rural area.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
So much of Loudon County has been lost to ugly sprawl. Preserve the beauty that still remains!
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Nancy Hubbard
8 years ago
Don't destroy Loudoun County with this change in the 2001 Comprehensive Plan
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Cherie Turner
8 years ago
Don't Fa
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Nan Moring
8 years ago
We must preserve our open spaces. We've already lost so much!
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Jane Webb
8 years ago
The infrastructure can barely keep up with what we currently have built. So sad that Loudoun County is becoming more and more concrete
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Julie Sanders
8 years ago
Growth needs to be managed or all of the open spaces will be gone.
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Tanya Finch
8 years ago
Please, let’s preserve Loudoun’s open spaces!
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talbot and catherine mack
8 years ago
PLEASE! Do not succumb to the temptation to increase housing density in the "buffer zone."
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Kimberley Smithers
8 years ago
We do not need any more development in the western end of our county!
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Mary Ann Withers
8 years ago
The transition zone has already been developed too much!
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Marcy Harris
8 years ago
No more development out here, please.
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George Martel
8 years ago
Unfortunately, our county has allowed developers to take over everything and it is a disgrace that there is little green areas left. We need a buffer zone bad.
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Susan Agnew
8 years ago
Turn Woodburn House in Aldie into a Western Loudoun museum and art gallery - make it work for us! This is an asset not a liability.
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Alisa Johnson
8 years ago
We are blessed with a countryside of unmatched beauty and profound history. We are stewards of a legacy going back to the founding of our country and beyond. The highest and best use of this land is to preserve for future generations what previous generations passed down to us. . If we sell it out for housing that could be built in any suburb in any part of the country, we will have squandered a priceless fortune.
Let's support each other.
Protect our farmers in Loudoun County! Stop the sprawl before it is too late!
Protect our farmers in Loudoun County! Stop the sprawl before it is too late!
Make all the paved roads gravel. That'll take care of 'development.'
I am opposed to increased density in the buffer zone. Don't Fairfax Loudoun!
Please protect the rural area.
So much of Loudon County has been lost to ugly sprawl. Preserve the beauty that still remains!
Don't destroy Loudoun County with this change in the 2001 Comprehensive Plan
Don't Fa
We must preserve our open spaces. We've already lost so much!
The infrastructure can barely keep up with what we currently have built. So sad that Loudoun County is becoming more and more concrete
Growth needs to be managed or all of the open spaces will be gone.
Please, let’s preserve Loudoun’s open spaces!
PLEASE! Do not succumb to the temptation to increase housing density in the "buffer zone."
We do not need any more development in the western end of our county!
The transition zone has already been developed too much!
No more development out here, please.
Unfortunately, our county has allowed developers to take over everything and it is a disgrace that there is little green areas left. We need a buffer zone bad.
Turn Woodburn House in Aldie into a Western Loudoun museum and art gallery - make it work for us! This is an asset not a liability.
We are blessed with a countryside of unmatched beauty and profound history. We are stewards of a legacy going back to the founding of our country and beyond. The highest and best use of this land is to preserve for future generations what previous generations passed down to us. . If we sell it out for housing that could be built in any suburb in any part of the country, we will have squandered a priceless fortune.