Sully District Council of Citizens Associations

P.O. Box 230042
Sully Station, VA 20120-0042

Agenda for 28 April 2021 Sully District Council Meeting
by Jeff Parnes

1. The Sully District Council of Citizen Associations will meet virtually at 7:00 p.m. on 28 April 2021.


2. Meeting Information:
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3. Time to renew your association's membership in the Sully District Council. Our membership application can now be submitted on line! Please complete it, and then print a copy to enclose with your check.

   Has yours made plans to join us for 2021?

4. Sully District Council is Social!
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5. This month's Council meeting is scheduled for 7:00, Wednesday, 28 April 2021.
   • Topic: Reports from Sully Appointees to Fairfax County Redevelopment and Housing Authority (FCRHA) and Civil Service Commission (FCCSC):
     • FCRHA — Lenore S. Kelly, Sully District Representative and Vice Chairman, Fairfax County Redevelopment and Housing Authority
     • Lenore Kelly was appointed to the Fairfax County Redevelopment and Housing Authority to represent the Sully District in 2019. She was a mortgage securities attorney at Freddie Mac for 24 years, specializing in securitization financing for single-family mortgages. She was most recently the lead attorney for the company’s investment portfolio, responsible for all legal issues related to the management and disposition of re-performing and non-performing single-family loans. She led the legal team in developing the processes to transfer the servicing of these loans to servicers better equipped to modify or resolve the loans for borrowers in conjunction with the disposition of the loans via securitization or sales. Previously, she was the principal attorney representing Freddie Mac’s investments in mortgage-backed securities totaling over $400 billion in investments from 1999-2008. She developed and authored Freddie Mac’s “Investment Guidelines” to ensure compliance with Freddie Mac’s Charter, Mission and affordable-housing goals as well as federal and state anti-predatory lending laws. From 1988 to 1996 she was an associate at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft. Prior to law school, Ms. Kelly was a land use and planning consultant in Fairfield County Connecticut.
     • She was listed on the Capital Pro Bono Honor Roll for 2018 and represents pro bono clients in housing and divorce issues through Legal Services of Northern Virginia and other providers. Ms. Kelly holds a B.S. degree from Fairfield University and a J.D. from the University of Bridgeport.
     • FCCSC — Nancy Rice, Sully District Representative, Fairfax County Civil Service Commission
   
   
6. The Joint Sully Land Use and Transportation Committee (JSDLU&TC) met on Monday, 19 April 2021.
   1. 7:00 — Commonwealth Centre Land Bay A – PCA/FDPA 2006-SU-025-05 and CDPA2006-SU-025-03.
   2. 7:45 — Update on Agritourism and Related Changes
   3. 8:30 — Centerpointe Church at Fair Oaks – SPA 01-Y-069-03
   4. 9:00 — Our Lady of LaVang Parish – SP 2020-SU-106
   5. Historical signs near the intersection of Braddock Road and Pleasant Valley Road
   6. Proposed Joint Committee resolution on Agritourism Amendment was reviewed and approved. Copies were sent the PC and BofS
   
   
7. Old Business


• Our tentative schedule for 2021 (subject to change)
• 26 May: Supervisor Smith's State of Sully
• 23 June: Sully Legislators' Report from Richmond
• 28 July: Our Second Sully appointees' report: Library board and Trails and Sidewalks Committee members
• 25 August: No summer meeting
• 22 September: Either Legislative candidate's night with the League of Woman Voters, third Sully BAC members' report or Emergency Services in or near Sully
• 27 October: Either Legislative candidate's night with the League of Woman Voters, third Sully BAC members' report or Emergency Services (fire and rescue) in or near Sully
• 17 November: Either third Sully BAC members' report or Emergency (fire and rescue) Services in or near Sully
• 15 December: Dulles Airport
8. Items of General Interest:
• Fairfax Connector Passengers Reminded of Federal Face Mask Mandate on Buses, Transit Hubs:
• Fairfax County Department of Transportation (FCDOT) officials would like to remind Fairfax Connector passengers that they must wear a mask or a face covering, as now mandated by federal law, when taking public transit or visiting a transit hub in Fairfax County. Details
• This safety measure, which has been in place on board Fairfax Connector buses since May 2020, aims to protect passengers and bus operators during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. This requirement also aligns with the January 29, 2021, federal order issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
• COVID-19 Vaccination Registration
• The Fairfax County Health Department is offering vaccination appointments/a> to qualified individuals. More information about vaccine phases and availability in the Fairfax Health District.
• ActiveFairfax Transportation Plan — Your Voice Matters! Survey and Feedback Period Now Open
Your input is critical for the success of the ActiveFairfax Transportation Plan development process. There are three things you can do today to get started:
1. Take the survey: Help us understand how you currently use active transportation - for fun or to get to a destination – and share your ideas on the future of active transportation in Fairfax County.
2. Map your ideas: Add information into two interactive maps  on walking and biking destinations, barriers to active travel, and missing links in the active transportation network.
3. Share your thoughts: We'd love to hear from you! Send the Active Transportation Team an email at activefairfax@fairfaxcounty.gov or call them at 877-5600, TTY 711, to share your ideas or to ask questions.
• A series of community meetings and engagement opportunities will be scheduled, so be sure to keep checking back here for more information and project updates.
• Ready to share your thoughts? Click here to take the survey!
• To watch a video to learn how to complete the survey and maps click here.
• Virginia Commuter Survey
  • The COVID-19 pandemic is changing how many Virginians commute. This VDOT survey is the third in a series that aims to understand how commutes are changing and identify opportunities to improve commuting during and after this pandemic.
• New county webpage for more information on land use cases
  • In response to citizen requests, the county’s Department of Planning and Development has set up new webpages to make land use information more available to residents. These sites contains links to:
  • The zoning applications received and accepted in the previous week,
  • All zoning cases pending before the Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission,
  • All active cases pending before the Board of Zoning Appeals,
  • Packages of applications scheduled to be heard by the Board of Supervisors by meeting date, plus
  • Links to previous zoning cases.
  • There is also a useful interactive map where you can search by address.
  • Visit:
  • Online Land Use and Development Research Tools — Planning Development
  • Currently in-Process BOS and PC Zoning Cases — Land Development System
9. Scheduled Meetings/Events
• Springfield District Agritourism Town Hall, Monday, 29 March 2021
• The town hall will be broadcast on Channel 16 and Facebook Live on Springfield district page. No preregistration is needed. Questions may be submitted live in progress.
• They will be taking questions from the public via email at Springfieldbos@fairfaxcounty.gov or on their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/SupervisorPatHerrity
• They will have a phone number ready the date of the broadcast where viewers can call in the date of the broadcast.
• If you would like to submit questions in advance, please direct them to springfieldbos@fairfaxcounty.gov inbox.
• The format will be similar to their past budget town hall, accessible here for your reference: https://www.facebook.com/27193131082/videos/1066519517044393
• Fairfax County 2021 Paving and Restriping Meetings
  • The Fairfax County Department of Transportation (FCDOT) scheduled virtual meetings for every district regarding the 2021 Paving and Restriping Program. The meetings, which are held with the Virginia Department of Transportation, are taking place from March to April.
  • The meetings feature a formal presentation followed by time for questions, feedback and comments. For residents who cannot attend the meetings in person, a video recording of the event along with the meeting presentation will be available on the District paving and restriping webpages, and feedback may be submitted online for two weeks following the meeting.
  • Overall, the paving and restriping program improves hundreds of roads in Fairfax County each year through maintenance and repaving. At the same time, state and county agencies coordinate restriping efforts to address safety issues for motorists, bicyclists and pedestrians through the creation of bike lanes, parking lanes, crosswalks and more.
  • For more information, visit the Fairfax County 2021 Paving and Restriping Program.
  • The Sully meeting took place on 24 March — For more information visit the Sully page.
• Elections: — Early voting for June 8 Democratic primary began Friday, April 23
• Early voting will take place at the Fairfax County Government Center (12000 Government Center Pkwy) starting on April 23 and two more locations will be added starting April 24.
• The two early voting locations located within the Sully District are Centreville Regional Library and the Sully District Governmental Center - however, these two will locations will not be available until May 29. 
• Crime Solvers holds a Community Fundraising Shred Event
• Through their Shred Partner Rover, they have set up a secure shredding location, where members of the community can bring their personal documents, for safe and secure shredding. Crime Solvers only suggests a $5 donation per bag/box, which is tax deductible. Papers are shredded on-site.
• Shredding your personal documents is a great way to help prevent crime, such as identity theft. Our past shred events have each securely shredded over 9,000 lbs. of personal documents!
• Next Event Saturday, May 1st, 2021 from 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. at 4900 Stonecroft Blvd, Chantilly, VA 20151 (Sully District Station)
• Thank you to Rover for sponsoring shred events, by providing their secure shredding services. As a local Veteran owned and operated Buisness, Rover’s clients can expect to receive the best customer service in the industry. Rover's programs are customized to fit the needs of each and every client, no matter how big or small. By combining experience and technology, Rover's services are flexible and simply unmatched by our competition. Rover is the local partner you can trust nationwide. Each Rover employee is trained and committed to providing you with the best possible customer experience. From the top of our organization to the people you interact with every day, each member of our team strives to exceed your expectations in storage, document destruction and electronic recycling. Rover is proud to be a partner with Fairfax County Crimesolvers!
• Solarize your house
• The Solarize Fairfax County program is back for a fifth year running, providing county residents and businesses the chance to install solar arrays at a discount. From April 12 through June 30, Solarize reduced rates will be available through a pre-qualified solar installer, Solar Energy World.
• All county residents and business owners are eligible for a free, remote assessment to evaluate if solar is appropriate for their home or commercial building. Those who decide to pursue solar through the program receive a 10-15% discount off current consumer rates for solar arrays and systems.
• In 2021, for the first time, the Solarize program is offering participants the opportunity to install battery storage systems in connection with their arrays. Additionally, residential Solarize participants are eligible for a complimentary, virtual home energy assessment to help improve their home energy performance holistically. Solarize participants can also bundle electric vehicle charging stations with their solar system purchase at a discount.
• If you are curious about Solarize, there will be two virtual information sessions taking place in the coming months:
  • Tuesday, May 11 from 6:00 – 7:00 PM
  • Thursday, June 3 from 3:00 – 4:00 PM


10. As circumstances permit, next month's meetings will start at 7 PM virtually
• The next Sully District Council meeting will be held on Wednesday, 26 May 2021.
• Topic: Sully Supervisor Kathy Smith will report on the State of Sully
• Next month's Joint Sully Land Use and Transportation Committee is scheduled for Monday, 17 May 2021.
At this time there is one items for consideration

Respectfully submitted,

Jeffrey M. Parnes
First Vice President
Sully District Council