Author: bwwca
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Future of Tall Oaks Village Center
The future of Tall Oaks Village Center is back open for discussion. Hunter Mill Supervisor Cathy Hudgins and The Jefferson Apartment Group (JAG) are holding a community meeting on Tuesday, May 10th to share a revised proposal for the ailing Village Center, which has been mostly vacant for several years. The meeting is 7 to…
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Reston Town Center Paid Parking
Reston Town Center is planning to convert ALL of their parking spaces, including street side and garages to a PAID system on August 1st, 2016, charging as much as $2.00 per hour. A Community Forum is being held at the Hyatt Regency Ballroom on Thursday, March 31st, from 6:30pm to 8:00pm. More information at the Reston Town…
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April Board of Directors Meeting
The next meeting of the Board of Directors will be Tuesday, April 5, 7:30pm, 1504 Scandia Circle. Everyone is welcome to attend. As always, we start each meeting with a members’ forum in which neighbors are free to address the board.
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Urgent! Two Upcoming Meetings on Tall Oaks Village Center Development
Please attend one or both meetings: • The Reston Planning and Zoning Committee is meeting on October 19th at 7:30pm at the South Lakes High School cafeteria • The Design Review Board meeting is on October 20th at 7:00pm at the Reston Association Jefferson Apartments Group (JAG) has submitted their redevelopment plan for 154 residences in the…
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New Door Color Palette
Updated and approved by the Reston Association Design Review Board in 2014 Sherwin-Williams Glossy Enamel Finish Mount Etna SW7625 (Dark Navy Blue) – old Duron name Carolina Slate Laurel Woods SW7749 (Dark Forest Green) – old Duron name Foxhall Green Thunderous SW6201 (Medium Gray with green tint) – old Duron name Cobblestone Mindful Gray SW7016 (Medium Gray) – old Duron name Incense…
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Reston History Lesson
Excerpt from: “A Brutalist Wonderland in the South” By Kris Casper The Lake Anne Village Center of Reston, Virginia was the first town center in the early 1960s around which several others were planned and developed in coming decades. Named with its developer’s initials, Robert E. Simon, Reston was the first post-war, planned community in…