Loudoun County Supervisor: Board Of Supervisors Public Hearing - Mar 12, 2025

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Key Topics Discussed

• The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors conducted a public hearing on March 12, 2025, to discuss several agenda items.
• The board considered a development agreement for the former Ashburn North Park and Ride with attainable housing.
• They also discussed a proposal for a banquet and event facility in western Loudoun County.

Decisions & Votes

• The board voted to forward the Cross Mill Center application to the April 15, 2025, business meeting for action.
• Supervisor Umstattd made a motion to approve the application, which was seconded by Supervisor Kershner. The motion passed with an 8-0-1 vote.

Notable Quotes

• "I think this is a project in the right place... It fits the county's long-term plan and includes benefits to both the business and the community." - Jeff, supporter of Cross Mill Center
• "We have too many data centers in the county already. Any other use would be a better option." - Resident opposing data center development

Follow-up Actions

• The board will review the Cross Mill Center application further at the April 15, 2025, business meeting.
• Staff will work with the applicant to address outstanding issues and provide additional information on design commitments and building height.

Summary by Timestamp

• 00:02:33 - The meeting began with an introduction from Chair Randall.
• 00:09:14 - The board discussed the public hearing for the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors.
• 01:21:38 - Supervisor Umstattd made a motion to forward the Cross Mill Center application to the April 15, 2025, business meeting.

The board considered multiple applications and proposals during the meeting. They voted to move the Cross Mill Center application forward for further review and discussion at the next business meeting. The board also discussed the importance of balancing economic development with community concerns and safety.

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