• 35th House District (Vale Precinct)
  • Mark Keam (D)
• 36th District (Kinross Precinct)
  • Hugh "Mac" Cannon (R)
  • Ken Plum (D)
• 40th District
  • Sue Conrad (D)
• 67th District
  • Chuck Caputo (D)
  • Jim LeMunyon (R)
• 86th District (Franklin Precinct)
  • Stevens Miller (D)
  • Tom Rust (R)

• Jane Rosenbaum, Senior Transportation Planner, FCDOT, will be there to talk about roads
• Selby Thannikary, Chief Traffic Operations Section, FCDOT, will be there to talk about proposed parking rules.

• 8:30
  • Proponent: Gregory A. Riegle, McGuireWoods LLP
  • Action: Comprehensive Plan Amendment
  • Location: Middleton Farms parcel (east to Rt 28, south of Frying Pan Road opposite Sunrise Valley Road)
    See Sully APR Task Force reports below

• The following associations have joined/renewed their memberships in the SDC this year:
  
  
  • Brookfield Woods HOA
  • Bull Run CA
  • Chantilly Highlands HA
  • Compton Valley HOA
  • Compton Village HOA
  • Confederate Ridge II HOA
  • Fair Woods HOA
  • Franklin Farm Foundation
  • Green Trails HOA
  • Heritage Crossing Community Association
  • Heritage Forest HOA
  • Navy Vale Community League
  • North Hart Run HOA
  • Roan Stallion Estates POA
  • Sequoia Farms HOA
  • Singleton's Grove HOA
  • Second Gate Post Estates
  • Second London Towne West
  • Sully Station II Community Association
  • Virginia Run

    Has yours?

• The Planning Commissions Tyson's Corner Committee met on 28 October 09. They were briefed on the transportation infrastructure costs to support the "Transforming Tyson's" Study. Below are two documents that were handed out at the meeting:
  • A table, "Order of Magnitude Planning Level Cost Estimates..."
  • The PowerPoint presentation that was made.
  After the Washington Post ran an article on the presentations , Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Chair Bulova commented on the presentation

• Fair Oaks Hospital Campus Update Meeting
  • In June 2008, Inova filed a Nomination as part of the 2008-2009 North County Area Plans Review (APR) that proposes an amendment to the Fairfax County Comprehensive Plan recommendations for the Inova Fair Oaks Hospital Campus. The APR process included a presentation to the Sully District Task Force in November 2008. The Task Force's review was continued on this and a number of other items pending review of a traffic study by Fairfax County and the Virginia Department of Transportation.
  • The traffic analysis for Inova Fair Oaks Hospital was submitted in July 2009. Comments on the analysis are expected later this month, and the Sully District Task Force is scheduled to reconvene on November 10, 2009
  • There was a community meeting for an update on the current plans for the campus on Monday, 2 November 2009 at the hospital. The Inova Fair Oaks Hospital Master Facility Plan Community Presentation is available in PowerPoint or PDF versions

• Legislation Seminar for Homeowner and Condominium Associations
  • Virginia House Bill 516 and other legislation affecting mandatory homeowners and condominium associations are the topic of a free educational seminar on Monday, Nov.9, from 7 to 9 p.m., Board Auditorium, Fairfax County Government Center, 12000 Government Center Parkway, Fairfax.
  • The seminar offers an opportunity for increased understanding of Virginia House Bill 516; management company licensing; the role of the common interest community board and common interest community ombudsman; and the homeowner complaint process.
  • To register, call Michelle L. Thompson, Consumer Affairs, at 703-324-3218.

• Sully APR Task Force
  • The task force will reconvene for a final time Tuesday, November 10th at 7 PM in the James McDonnell room of the Sully District Government Center.
    Three Area Plan Review (APR) nominations were deferred pending review of the 527 transportation study. Those nominations were for the
    • Middleton Farm property on Frying Pan Road at Route 28: The attached draft text for the Middleton APR supersedes the text on which the preliminary report was prepared. Both a revised staff report and FCDOT transportation comments are available.
    • Long & Foster property at Willard Road and Route 28: Both a revised staff report and FCDOT transportation comments are available.
    • Fair Oaks Hospital: Both a revised staff report and FCDOT transportation comments are available.

• Dulles Access and Toll Road (Rt 267) & I-495 Interchange Fairfax County Information Meeting
  • Tuesday, 10 November 2009, 7 - 9 PM at George C. Marshall High School, 7731 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, VA 22043
  • VDOT Is proposing ramps from I-495 to give direct access to the Dulles Access Road rather than the current route which requires a weave across the Dulles Toll Road lanes. These changes are proposed as part of the I-495 Beltway HOT Lanes project.
  • Give written or oral comments at the meeting or send them by 24 November to Ronaldo Nicholson, 6363 Walker Lane, Suite 500, Alexandria, VA 22310 or email them to Meetings_comments@VDOT.virginia.gov with "I-495/DTR Interchange" in the subject line

• Shredding Event at the Sully District Police Station
  • Westfield Business Owners Association will host a shredding event
  • When: Thursday, November 12, 2009, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
  • Where: Metro/Bus Shelter Parking Area, Sully District Police Station, 4900 Stonecroft Boulevard, Chantilly, VA 20151

• John Dargle, Jr. is LISTENING
  • A new opportunity for Fairfax County residents to share their comments, concerns and ideas regarding the Park Authority launched in March 09: Listening Forums
  • It's a new twist on an old concept: go to where the people are and reach out! Citizens can choose from nine locations around the county at which to discuss topics of their choice.
  • The nine forums are scheduled on Thursday nights at 7 p.m. Input on how the Park Authority can best meet the community's needs is invited. Staff will use the gathered information to guide decisions regarding the organization and the agency's service delivery.
  • Upcoming Listening Forums
    • November 19 - Government Center Building
    • January 21, 2010 - E.C. Lawrence Park, Cabell's Mill
    • February 18, 2010 - Frying Pan Farm Park Visitor Center
  • For more information, contact the Public Information Office at 703-324-8662.
  • This is an accessible facility To request reasonable ADA accommodations or alternative format of materials, call the Fairfax County Park Authority at 703-324-8563, TTY 703-803-3354 or visit our web site

• FY 2011 Budget Community Dialogues
  • THE CHALLENGE - Fairfax County is projecting a significant budget deficit for FY 2011 (beginning July 1, 2010). We are in the midst of a multi-year, cyclical downturn requiring that county decision-makers continue to make expenditure and revenue adjustments. Our ongoing challenge is to develop a budget with an appropriate level of services that are both sustainable and acceptable to the community.
  • THE RESPONSE - Fairfax County Government and Fairfax County Public Schools invite you to register and attend one of 12 Community Dialogues being held this Fall to share your feedback on the impacts of recent budget reductions as well as seeking for solutions to close the FY 2011 budget gap. County decision-makers will use your input as a key factor to help guide the development of criteria for making budget decisions.
  • THE FORMAT - The format will be based on the same, successful format used last year: year: County and Schools’ budget presentations followed by staff facilitated small group discussions. Registration is required. For more information, visit www.fairfaxcounty.gov/budget or call 703-324-2391, TTY 711.
  • THE ALTERNATIVE - If you are unable to attend one of these community dialogues, we still want to hear from you. If you have suggestions or comments, please call the Budget Hotline at 703-324-9400 or complete the Budget Feedback Form online at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/budget
    • Saturday, November 14, 10 a.m. to noon - Kings Park Library & Sherwood Regional Library & George Mason Regional Library
  • Reasonable ADA accommodations will be provided upon request. For information, call 703-324-2391, TTY 711.

• REGION FORWARD – Greater Washington 2050: COG’s Vision for the National Capital Region in the Twenty-First Century
  • The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG) Board of Directors voted unanimously on October 14 to approve REGION FORWARD for public release and comment.
  • Comments are requested in writing or online by November 30, 2009. All comments will be examined by the Greater Washington 2050 Coalition in December prior to final action by the COG Board in January. In commenting on the draft report and recommendations, public officials, representatives of stakeholder organizations and individuals are asked to consider:
    • Are these the right nine goals and can you suggest any broad, overarching goals that are equally critical to our region’s vitality and future?
    • Will the proposed targets and indicators help track progress in meeting goals? Are other regions using more precise targets and indicators to evaluate if their communities are making progress on these tough, inter-jurisdictional issues?
    • Should COG conduct a baseline analysis on targets and indicators in early 2010 and periodically thereafter publish update reports to track progress?
    • Should COG survey the public on these and related issues to see if the communities we serve believe progress on targets is actually improving the quality of life in the National Capital Region?
    • Should COG couple this work with more outreach and training for local governments to promote best practices and new tools that will help achieve goals?
    • How can COG and its partner stakeholders provide greater accountability and transparency in this process in the future?
  • There are two ways to comment by November 30, 2009. Also, please contact Steve Kania at 202-962-3249 at COG if you would like someone from COG and the Coalition to make a presentation on the REGION FORWARD report.
    1. Review the draft REGION FORWARD report, which is available online at www.greaterwashington2050.org. The website also has a link to the comments page.
    2. COG welcomes written comments or suggestions to:
       2050 Comments, MWCOG, 777 North Capitol Street NE, Suite 300, Washington, DC 20002.
  • The report and a solicitation for comments will be mailed or emailed this week to a very wide-range of organizations and individuals (the solicitation was sent to all COG member governments October 16). COG is also scheduling interviews or other media opportunities to draw public and stakeholder interest to this effort, as well as using blogs and other social networking sites to create “buzz”.
  • Bottom line, Coalition help is requested to get the word out about REGION FORWARD so that the Coalition members have lots of input to consider when they meet again on December 12 to review comments and approve a final draft for COG Board action in January.
  • If you have questions or suggestions about the outreach phase of the Coalition’s work, please contact Paul DesJardin at 202-962-3293.

• Membership Meeting: Neighborhood Policing in Sully
  • PFC Brett Katinsky, Crime Prevention Officer, Sully District Station FCPD

• Land Use and Transportation Presentations
  1. 8:30
     • Proponent: Inova Fair Oaks Hospital (Tim Sampson, Esq. Walsh, Colucci, Lubeley, Emrich & Walsh, P.C.)
     • Action: Comprehensive Plan nomination
     • Location: East side of Rugby Road and Ox Trail
       See Sully APR Task Force reports above
  2. 9:00
     • Proponent: Long & Foster (Sara V. Mariska, Esq. Walsh, Colucci, Lubeley, Emrich & Walsh, P.C.)
     • Action: Comprehensive Plan nomination
     • Location: Northwest corner of Sully Road and Willard Road
       See Sully APR Task Force reports above

Respectfully submitted,

Jeffrey M. Parnes
First Vice President
Sully District Council