January 22, 2015

News regarding the redevelopment of Lake Anne


Planning Commission expected to vote 
on Lake Anne Redevelopment Plan tonight
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The Fairfax County Planning Commission will resume its work on the Lake Anne Redevelopment Plan for the Lake Anne Village Center with an expected vote at it's meeting tonight, which begins at 8:15 p.m. at the Fairfax Government Center, 12000 Government Center Parkway. 

We presented the latest on the redevelopment plan during the commission’s public hearing on Jan. 8. The presentation showed plans for more than a dozen public parks, the expanded public plaza, and the mile-long Crescent Trail among other features of the new mixed-use community. The redevelopment also includes modern and expanded housing for a range of incomes. 

To view full presentation Click Here

If approved by the Planning Commission, the Redevelopment Plan for Lake Anne will advance to a public hearing with the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors on Jan. 27. 

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January 17, 2015

January Minutes

The minutes of the January meeting of the Board of Directors are now available for your reading pleasure. Please go to the Board of Directors page and scroll down to the minutes link for January 2014.

December 11, 2014

Care of Trees to Begin Winter Tree Work on December 12 & 15

A team from The Care of Trees will begin this winter's round of priority tree pruning and preventive maintenance this Friday, December 12 and early during the week of December 15. The initial work will take place on the Orchard Lane side of the Cluster, focusing on trees accessible without traversing our waterlogged grounds. We do not anticipate the need to move any cars, and access to the upper and lower sections of Orchard Lane should not be obstructed.

Please contact Charlie Saunders, at 703-376-1473, with any questions or concerns. Note that our winter tree work will continue through January 2015, and associated costs will be covered by resources allocated from our 2015 budget.

December 5, 2014

Minutes of the November minutes of the Board of Directors meeting

Stay  informed about what is happening in the cluster click on the link provided to read the minutes of the most recent board meeting. November Minutes

November 25, 2014

HOLIDAY UPDATES


HAPPY THANKSGIVING  

As we begin the holiday season of celebration, family time, travel and so much more, here are a few things to keep in mind.

There will be NO trash pickup on Thanksgiving Day.  Please plan on placing your trash at the curb after dark on Sunday, November 30th for pickup on Monday, December 1st.

We live in a beautiful place.........It is the holidays.  Family and friends will be in the neighborhood.
Let's put our best foot forward.......tuck away your trash and recycling containers until  Sunday night.

The final leaf removal by Cardinal will be the week of December 8th.  Leaves should be placed at the curb, away from storm inlets.  It is not necessary to bag the leaves.  Please avoid raking or blowing leaves into the naturalized areas throughout the cluster.

Mark your calendar for the final yard waste pickup.  Wednesday, December  24th.

Information  about Christmas tree disposal TBA as we get closer to the new year.





November 14, 2014

FIRST FALL LEAF PICK UP by Cardinal

Cardinal has advised that first leaf pick up will be around November 20th, weather permitting and without significant weather delays over the next 3 weeks.  

 It is not necessary to bag leaves for the Cardinal pick-up. Please collect them in loose piles adjacent to the curb, however, not next to any of the storm water inlets, which are connected directly to the lake (these used to be labelled with stickers advising "Save the Chesapeake, No Dumping," but don't stick for very long).  

Please note that:
Republic will continue yard waste service for a few more weeks on Wednesdays.

October 9, 2014

Octorber Warbler WV Cluster Newsletter



                   September 19, 2014
Waterview Warbler
Fall is in the air. Kids are back in school and thoughts are turning to fall time activities: football, Halloween and sweater weather. Fall is a time of preparation in the Cluster. We will have our Fall Work Day to ready the Cluster for colder weather. We are also using the remaining warm days to make repairs to commonly held property. We hope as leaves change color and the days shorten you continue to enjoy life in Waterview.
Fall Cluster Work Day: Oct. 4
Please join us on Oct. 4 for our Fall Cluster Work Day. We will meet at 8:30 at the Marina for donuts, bagels, coffee and juice. You will then be invited to choose a task from the list of activities prepared by the landscape committee. Tasks vary from picking up fallen sticks and limbs to weeding and planting. Cluster work day is also a great time to take a look at your carport and clean it out. At lunchtime we will have potluck lunch with the Cluster providing hotdogs and beverages. We hope everyone can join us! 
                     
Lake Anne Redevelopment Meeting Just for Waterview: Sept. 29
Lake Anne Development Partners have scheduled a special meeting to talk with residents of Waterview Cluster about the planned redevelopment of Lake Anne Plaza. This meeting will be on Monday, Sept. 29 at 7:00 in the Rose Gallery at the Reston Community Center-Lake Anne. The goal of this meeting is provide an update on redevelopment plans and specific impacts on Waterview Cluster. 
              
Carport Repairs and Repainting
 
The Waterview Cluster Board recently contracted with Michael Landgrover to make repairs to the Cluster's carports. The repairs include replacing spalling brick, wood repair and repainting the exteriors. Michael began the repairs in the beginning of this month and they are expected to continue to the end of the month. Repairs are estimated to cost $16,000. 
                     
Tree Care    
 
We have couple of trees on Cluster property that are not faring well and will be removed by Care of Trees. There are currently two Virginia Pines and one White Pine slated for removal this fall.  In addition there is one failing Red Oak in the wooded border near 11478 OL that may need to be removed.  All four removals will require the use of a large crane. We will keep you posted about actual dates of tree removal. 
Trash Pick Up Reminders 

 
Everyone is reminded that trash pick up is Monday and Thursday with recycling pick up on Monday and brush pick up on Wednesday. There is trash pick up on all holidays except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year. Please put your trash the night before or the morning of and take your trash bins in later that evening. Also, it is strongly suggested that trash be put out in bins and not just in trash bags. These efforts help keep our neighborhood looking tidy.  
Reston Home Tour: Oct. 18

The 13th annual Reston home tour on Saturday, Oct. 18, offers a look at Reston's history with homes spanning the decades, beginning with a vintage, 1960's, Charles Goodman, townhouse in Hickory Cluster, and ending at a luxury unit in the new Avant building at Reston Town Center. The public spaces at the Avant will also be available to view, and SLHS Culinary Arts Program will offer a tasting of the decades in the Great Room. If purchased before Oct. 10, tickets are $25. Tickets can be purchased online or at the Reston Museum. 
 
This newsletter is provided for you by the Waterview Cluster Board.
President, John Melnick
Vice President, Amiee Freeman
Appointees: Roger Brown (Financials), Bobbie Kennedy (Secretary), andCharlie Saunders (Capital Assets).
Waterview Cluster Website: www.waterviewcluster.org