November2014newsletter

Community Association

2015 Assessments & Budget

Board Meeting Summary

BCA Strategic Plan Update

November 2014

Growing Families. Building Community. Connecting Life.Brambleton

Upcoming Events

Lace Up for Learning

Pictures with Santa

Photo Credit Stephanie Lee

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ARTICLES3 A LOOK AT THIS MONTH

Preview all the meetings and events taking place in the month of November.

5 MESSAGE FROM THE GM

Staff recently completed the 2015 Operating Budget.

6 ASSESSMENT & BUDGET

Please take a moment to review the 2015 Assessments & Budget Summary.

8 WINTERIZING YOUR HOME

Fall is a good time to start thinking about prepping your home for winter.

9 BOD MEETING UPDATE

Check out the highlights from the October BCA Board meeting.

10 FALL FESTIVAL

Despite the rain, residents came out to enjoy the 10th Annual Fall Festival.

12 SAFETY & SECURITY

Take a look at what was discussed at the last LCSO quarterly meeting.

5 Message from the GM 10 Festival Fun

16 All Stars

Brambleton Community Association

Board of Directors

Kim Adams

President

Brian Viola

Vice President, Resident Director

Meryl Bisaga

Secretary/Treasurer

Tony Buffi ngton

Resident Director

Tom Gurganous

Resident Director

Pat Martin

Director

Ric Spencer

Director

Management Offi ce42395 Ryan Road

Suite 210

Brambleton, VA 20148

(p) 703-542-6263

(f ) 703-542-6266

[email protected]

www.brambletonhoa.com

Rick Stone

General Manager, PCAM, LSM

Christine Elansary

Communications

To advertise in the Brambleton Community Newsletter, contact Christine Elansary via email at [email protected] or call 703-542-6263.

The electronic community newsletter is published monthly by the Brambleton Community Associa-tion, distributed via email and can be viewed on our website.

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November 2014 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

13 HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE

Save the date for the Holiday Open House.

14 GOVERNMENT RELATIONS

Relationships with government, county agencies and other community organizations is a priorty for BCA staff .

16 FUTURE ALL STARS

Brambleton players shine at Loudoun South Little League.

17 A RESIDENT'S BATTLE

Loriana Hernandez appreciates the community support during her battle with Leukemia.

18 NEWS FROM THE DEVELOPER

For all the latest information about the development in Brambleton.

21 COMMUNITY COAT DRIVE

Brambleton Kids Care is hosting a coat drive to benefi t Mobile Hope.

22 GET INVOLVED WITH BKC

Brambleton Kids Care is actively seeking members.

24 BWHS FALCON REGIMENT

Take a look at the BWHS Falcon Regiment's upcoming events.

26 LIBRARY PROGRAMS

Check out what's happening at the Ashburn and Gum Springs libraries this month.

27 IMPORTANT INFO TO KNOW

Association information that may come in handy.

28 IMPORTANT NUMBERS

Numbers frequently requested.

A look at this month.....

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Covenants Committee Meeting

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Lace Up for Learning 5k

Pictures with Santa

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Pictures with Santa

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Kids Care Committee Mtg

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Annual Meeting

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ActivitiesCommittee Mtg

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Grounds/Facilities Committee Mtg

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Finance Committee Meeting

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year to year.

I am proud of the current fi nancial state of the Association. Since my ar-rival to Brambleton as General Man-ager in January 2007 the BCA budget has grown from $3,700,000 to more than $10,000,000. The average annu-al CPI-U over the last 8 years is 2.08% while the average annual increase of our assessments has only been 1.38%. The Association’s Repair & Replacement Reserve accounts have grown from $605,000 to $2,240,000. The Capital Improvements fund was established and has grown from $0 to $615,000; with additional Retained Earnings in the amount of $400,000 that can be used toward capital im-provements or reserves. Total own-ers delinquency is at 2.42% while auditors consider a range between 3-5% as acceptable. These fi gures are a positive indication that Bramble-ton Community Association is in a healthy fi nancial position which will ensure success of the community for years to come.

Sincerely,

Rick Stone PCAM, LSM General Manager

BCA's 2015 Budget and Positive Financial Position

A MESSAGE FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER

In order to eff ectively move forward to grow the Association and to keep up with growth of our community, staff is constantly looking in the rearview mirror to review what they have accomplished and assess how they can improve its operations and services to residents. Staff recently completed the draft 2015 Operating Budget and presented it to the BCA Board. Drafting the budget requires a great deal of review, forward think-ing and vision of where we want to be next year and the years to follow.

The Association’s Governing Docu-ments, it’s Vision and Mission State-ment, desired services & standards, industry standards & best practices, County, State & Federal requirements, historical trends and other factors are all considered by staff when drafting the budget for the next fi scal year. We also project and incorporate the expenses and timing related to new home settlements, facility & amenity turnover, and common area accep-tance that all comes from the Devel-oper's offi ce. In addition, increases to existing contracts and fees for utilities & services also need to be considered. Last but not least, the BCA Board and staff need to consider what actions can be taken to eff ectively and effi -

ciently grow the Association, its ser-vices and its amenities that are in the best interest of the entire community.

Calculation of the annual assess-ments is based on the projected and anticipated expenses for that year. Considering all the above fac-tors, the expenses for 2015 are pro-jected. Those projected expenses are then divided by the total number of housing units that benefi t from that expense based on the calculations or percentages set by our Governing Documents. This will determine the annual assessments for the upcom-ing year.

In addition to the operating budget, BCA maintains replacement reserve accounts and capital improvement accounts. The reserve accounts are in place as required by Virginia statute and are for the repair or replacement of major capital equipment or com-ponents. These funds are not there for routine maintenance or upkeep. The Capital Improvement Accounts have been established to provide funding for new capital items, fa-cilities or amenities that may be re-quired or desired by the Association as the community grows. The reserve and capital accounts provide fi nan-cial stability for the Association from


2015 Assessments & Budget Summary ASSOCIATION BUSINESS

The Brambleton Community Association Board of Directors adopted the 2015 Assessments & Budget at their October 7, 2014 meeting. Please review the following information and direct any questions pertaining to the 2015 Budget or Assessments to General Manager Rick Stone.

House Type 2015 Monthly AssessmentDetached $177.80

(General) + (Tech/Comm) + (SFD) + (Recreation)

Detached w/ Common Driveway $189.70(General) + (Tech/Comm) + (SFD) + (Recreation) + (Common Drive)

Townhouse $179.00(General) + (Tech/Comm) + (SFA) + (Recreation)

Townhouse w/ Grounds Maintenance $197.00(General) + (Tech/Comm) + (SFA) + (Recreation) + (SFA Grounds Maint)

Summerfield Condominium $136.30(General: Condo*) + (Tech/Comm)

The Residences Condominiums $145.40(General: Condo*) + (Tech/Comm) + (Recreation)

Assessments Type 2015 2014 14/15 DeltaGeneral $54.85 $50.37 $ 4.48

General: Condo $41.15 $37.78 $ 3.37

Tech/Community Services $95.15 $96.65 $ (1.50)

Single-Family Detached (SFD) $18.70 $17.95 $ 0.75

SFD Common Drive $11.90 $11.72 $ 0.18

Single-Family Attached (SFA) $19.90 $18.85 $ 1.05

SFA Grounds Maintenance $18.00 $15.00 $ 3.00

Recreation (Pools Only) $ 9.10 $ 8.92 $ 0.18

*Please note that the General Condo assessment is 75% of the General assessment paid by SFA and SFDunits. This percentage is set according to the BCA Declaration, Article 6. In addition, all Residences and Summerfield Condo Owners are also responsible for paying assessments to their individual condo associations. This is in addition to the assessments as outlined above.

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broken shingles and make sure

there are no leaks in your roof. With lots of leaves falling, make sure you clean out your gutters and down-spouts so that water can fl ow freely away from your home. Clean gutters can prevent ice damming. Make sure all exterior vents, fi lters and dampers are clean and in working order.

Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors

With the fi replace, furnace and boiler all working overtime, it is important to have smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors installed in your home to keep your family and you safe. Make sure your smoke detectors have working batteries.

Ceiling Fans

Most people think of fans only when they want to be cool, but many ceiling units come with a handy switch that reverses the direction of the blades. Counterclockwise rotation produces cooling breezes while switching to clockwise makes it warmer: air pooled near the ceiling is circulated back into the living space - cutting your heat-ing costs as much as 10%!

Equipment

Clean and store all of your yard main-tenance equipment out of view. Make sure all your winter equipment, such as shovels and snow blowers, are in working order. In addition, make sure you have extra gas available for your snow blower in case there is a large snow storm. Don’t wait for the fi rst winter storm to restock cold-weather essentials, such as salt or ice melt.

Winterizing Your HomeCOMMENTS ON COVENANTS

properly.

Pipes

When the temperatures drop below freezing, pipes may freeze. Turn off exterior faucets for the winter. Exte-rior faucets known as hose bibbs or sill-cocks, need to have its water sup-ply turned off inside the house, and you also need to drain water from it by opening up the exterior faucet. You may also want to consider an in-sulated cover for the hose bibb. And remember to disconnect your garden hoses from the sill cocks or outside faucets and drain them if you store them outside. If you go on vacation, keep the thermostat set at 55 degrees so pipes don’t freeze. Finally, in case there is an emergency, make sure you know the location of the main water shut-off to prevent catastrophic water damage. With this in mind if you have an irrigation system you may want to drain it and run some air through the lines to make sure no water is left that can freeze.

Furnace

To keep your furnace running well, remove all fl ammable material from around your furnace and change your fi lters monthly. It's easy to forget, but it's important to replace or clean fur-nace fi lters once a month during the heating season. Dirty fi lters restrict airfl ow and increase energy demand. Here's a worry-saving tip: mark a monthly check on your calendar.

Roof, Gutter s & Vents

Inspect the roof. If climbing on a lad-der is not feasible, use binoculars to check for missing shingles. Replace

The fall Equinox is a good time of year to start thinking about prepar-ing your home for winter, because as temperatures begin to dip, your home will require maintenance to keep it in tip-top shape through the winter. This is known as winterizing your home.

Autumn is invariably a prelude to fall-ing winter temperatures, regardless of where you live. This is a good time of year for homeowners to do their own “comprehensive Inspections” like the ones conducted by the Asso-ciation.

Doors & Windows

During the winter, doors and win-dows have the potential for letting lots of cold air inside your home. Not only does this make your home less comfortable, but it forces your heat-ing system to work even harder to heat your home (resulting in high heating bills). Make sure your doors and windows are caulked and insu-lated, keeping the warm air inside. If the gap is bigger than the width of a nickel, you need to reapply exterior caulk. Check window glazing putty, too (which seals glass into the win-dow frame). Add weather-stripping as needed around doors, making sure you cannot see any daylight from in-side your home. Remove and replace any cracked caulking around win-dows, vents, pipes and doors.

Fireplace

With the cold weather coming, you may be using your fi replace frequent-ly. Make sure your chimney is clean and that the fl ue opens and closes

Elizabeth Stulga, CMCA - Covenants Manager

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BCA Board Meeting SummaryBOARD OF DIRECTORS

Rick Stone, PCAM, LSM - General Manager

At their October 7, 2014 meeting, the BCA Board took the following actions in the best interest of the entire Associa-tion:

• Adopted the minutes from their August 12, 2014 meeting

• Worked with the developer to establish a process for weekly updates on major development projects and tasks that impact residents in established neighborhoods so that alerts can be communicated to those residents

• Set the annual meeting date for November 18, 2014

• Set the next board meeting for December 2, 2015 at 8:15 AM

• Accepted the 2013 Audit as presented by Johnson, Bremer & Ignacio

• Engaged Johnson, Bremer & Ignacio for the 2014 audit as proposed

• Discussed and approved the 2015 Budget and Assessments as presented by staff

• Approved the selling of the Ford Focus and ultimately the purchase of a 2015 Ford F350 with landscape dump body

• Made several appointments to the Brambleton Kids Care Committee

• Review a request for contribution towards roads from Summerfi eld at Brambleton Condos. Took no specifi c ac-tion on the proposal but discussed the possibility of creating a joint committee with the sub-association for the purpose of establishing a community grant fund

• Director Buffi ngton disclosed his candidacy for the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors representing the Blue Ridge District

• Directed staff to develop a social media policy that sets clear expectations of how and when staff should re-spond to postings on both BCA and non-BCA social media site during and after business hours

Christmas or winter decorations may

be placed out as early as the day after

Thanksgiving and may remain on display

until January 15th.


Despite a cold and rainy morning, the 10th Annual Fall Festival took place on Saturday, October 11th at Legacy Park/Olympia Drive. Residents enjoyed carnival rides, live music, various food vendors, craft beer and a marketplace. In addition, several businesses con-ducted demos and some residents participated in the Cornhole Challenge and Chili Cook Off .

Thank you to all of our amazing volunteers and gener-ous sponsors for your support with this event!

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assumed that these types of thefts are usually reported by the resident to the sending party and/or shipper. Preventative measures such as hav-ing shipments sent to a workplace, asking a trusted neighbor to accept deliveries, or requesting a specifi c delivery time may help to reduce the opportunity for theft. Residents are encouraged to report suspicious ac-tivities directly to the Loudoun Coun-ty Sheriff ’s Offi ce immediately.

The full presentation is available on the LCSO website: http://sheriff .lou-doun.gov/ArchiveCenter/ViewFile/Item/706

More information about the Dulles South Station and details on the quarterly meetings can be found here as well: http://sheriff .loudoun.gov/index.aspx?NID=219

Brambleton is located within the Dulles South Station service area of the Loudoun County Sheriff ’s Offi ce. The Station hosts quarterly public safety meetings which are open to residents and community represen-tatives. These meetings are designed to provide information about local crime trends, updates on ongoing matters and helpful resources.

At the most recent meeting, held on the evening of October 27th, Assis-tant Station Commander, Lt. Russ Wall reviewed the station’s activities from the previous quarter and shared the most up to date statistics for our area, noting that overall crime trends are down. He explained that the Sheriff ’s Offi ce continues their ongoing eff orts to investigate the recent incidents of graffi ti within the community. Community Polic-ing Offi cer, Deputy Roy Ortutay, spoke briefl y and asked that anyone with information that may lead to the ar-rest and conviction of the individual(s) responsible to take action and contact the Sheriff ’s Offi ce through the non-emergency number of 703-777-1021 or for callers wishing to remain anonymous, may contact Loud-oun County Crime Solvers at 703-777-1919.

Lt. Wall also covered

the various information and services off ered through the www.sheriff .loudoun.gov website. The site of-fers county residents the option of submitting an online crime report for matters which have occurred in Lou-doun County and are not emergency situations or related to a motor ve-hicle crash. Additionally, Traffi c Com-plaints and general agency questions or concerns may be submitted online as well.

Deputy Nathan Payne off ered sea-sonal crime prevention information noting that crimes of opportunity are most prevalent in our area, especially at this time of year. Although many communities report experiences with package and parcel thefts, the station’s records do not refl ect a his-tory of reports of these thefts. It is

Dulles South Station October Quarterly Meeting Highlights

SAFETY AND SECURITY

Rosemarie Linder CMCA, AMS, PCAM - Director of Resident Services

Annual MEETING

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Tuesday, November 18, 2014Brambleton Corner Clubhouse - 6:30 PM Sign-In, 7:00 PM Meeting Start

http://sheriff.loudoun.gov/ArchiveCenter/ViewFile/Item/706

http://sheriff.loudoun.gov/index.aspx?NID=219

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BCA's Strategic Plan Update GOVERNMENT RELATIONS & ADVOCACY

ty meetings hosted by the Loudoun County Sheriff ’s Offi ce keeps the As-sociation informed of local trends and resources available. BCA staff has conducted outreach and has hosted meetings with representatives of the new Fire Station and seeks to partner further with other agencies serving Brambleton.

Participating in the Loudoun County Community Managers meetings has allowed BCA staff to further develop relationships with the community managers of neighboring large scale communities. This provides for the sharing of best practices and resourc-es to improve effi ciencies.

The Association is dedicated to con-tinuing this level of involvement to ensure that BCA is well represented in all matters that may impact the As-sociation and its residents.

During the Strategic Planning pro-cess, BCA’s Board and staff made de-veloping positive relationships with government, county agencies, neigh-boring associations and other com-munity organizations a priority. To meet this objective, representatives from Brambleton are committed to attending or hosting a minimum of 50 meetings with these various enti-ties throughout the year. In addition to staying informed about matters that may impact Brambleton and its residents, and representing Bram-bleton as a good neighbor in the greater community, attendance at these meetings allows Brambleton to maintain existing relationships and to develop new ones. In 2014, the BCA team has already surpassed this goal through attending and hosting meetings on a wide range of topics. The following examples are represen-tative of the focus and results of these

eff orts.

Representatives from Brambleton participated in a series of meetings in support of Alternative 3C for place-ment of the Dulles Air Cargo, Metro and Passenger Access Highway. Through this advocacy, the Asso-ciation was able to establish positive working relationships with many of the local offi cials serving Brambleton.

BCA’s General Manager, Rick Stone, serves on the Parks, Recreation and Open Space Board which is an ad-visory committee to the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors. BCA’s Community Lifestyles Manager, Beth Huck is the current chair of the Advi-sory Commission on Youth. Both are honored to have the opportunity to serve the greater Loudoun Commu-nity.

Regular attendance at the Dulles South Station Quarterly Public Safe-

Rosemarie Linder CMCA, AMS, PCAM - Director of Resident Services

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Held at the Brambleton Corner Clubhouse

42255 Palladian Blue Terrace

Sunday, November 9th, 2014 from 9am - 4pm

Cost $95.00 (Includes The Official Safe Sitter® Babysitter's Handbook with Completion Card)

Course Content: Babysitting as a Business Infant & Child Choking Rescue & CPR Injury Prevention & Injury Management Behavior Management Safety for the Sitter Child Care Essentials (diapering, holding an infant, feeding, entertaining, etc.

Student Check-in starts at 8:45 am and class begins promptly at 9:00 am. Please have your child bring their lunch. This course will be taught by a Pediatric Intensive Care Nurse & Amer-ican Heart Association CPR Instructor and a High School teacher (the perfect combination!). Parents are encouraged to attend a closing ceremony at the conclusion of class, from 3:45 to 4:00 pm. Pre-registration and payment is required and space is very limited.

Please register via the website: www.frontlinescpr.com.

Brambleton Safe Sitter Course

for Ages 11-14

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Brambleton's Future All StarsCOMMUNITY

District crown!

A special shout-out goes to Bramble-ton brothers Sean Kelsey and Connor Kelsey, as the only two Brambleton brothers to each play on separate all-star teams that made it to the state tournament! Coach Kelsey noted, “it is rare for one little league to have on team to win a District title from one age group, let alone have two ad-vance to the state tournament. What an adventure for me to watch both of my boys play in statewide tourna-ments this year.”

As Brambleton continues to grow, more and more of our youngest resi-dents are stepping up to the plate and dominating in local sports. Con-gratulations to all those little athletes in the Brambleton community and all those parents who keep wonder-ful programs like the Loudoun South Little League running – keep up the good work!

The Loudoun South Little League is one of the largest little leagues in Vir-ginia, and Brambleton residents both large and small have certainly made their mark within this competitive lineup.

In the Spring of 2014, 248 players, over 25% of the little league ball-players hailed from Brambleton! Way to step up to the plate mini-Bramble-tonians!

The 8-9 year old team surrendered only three runs over six games to cap-ture victory in the SYA Special Games Invitational – an astounding feat for any age but especially impressive for this young team!

The 9-10 year old team went on to the semi-fi nals of the state tournament after winning their district in smash-ing Brambleton style. A successful and formidable team, much of their success may be attributed to the fact that many have played together since

they were only 5 years old! That team includes Josh Hand, Geff en Franus, Connor Kelsey, Matt Ihle, and Owen Donahue -- all from Brambleton! As-sistant Coach Any Ihle also hails from Brambleton and helped guide this impressive team through exciting victories throughout the district and state tournament. Coach Ihle has served as the head coach of these Brambleton players on their travel tteam since they were 8 years-old.

The 11-12 year old team has two star Brambleton residents, Carson Trent and Sean Kelsey. Sean’s dad Rich Kelsey served as the Assistant Coach. This unstoppable duo helped guide their team to the district champion-ship and on to the state tournament as well!

The Junior team (ages 13-14) scored a top-six in Virginia rating in their trip to the state tournament, after giving up only three runs while securing the

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They want to thank everyone for their prayers, love and kindness during this diffi cult time.

Loriana has started an #ArmorUp movement as a battle cry to remind everyone to #GetFit2Fight and she hopes you join her on this journey at www.armorupcampaign.com.

You can also fi nd her on Facebook or contribute to their fund at http://www.gofundme.com/f2qi4s.

She would love to hear from you.

New Brambleton resident and For-mer FOX News Anchor, Loriana Her-nandez-Aldama has been given the gift of life from her sister after bat-tling Leukemia for nearly a year. On Wednesday October 29th, Loriana received her sister’s bone marrow at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore.

Loriana, her husband Cesar, and 2 1/2 year old son want to thank the community for the out-pouring sup-port since they arrived. They say they could not have chosen a better place to live where community really means community.

Loriana was diagnosed in the mid-dle of their move from Austin, TX to Brambleton after their fertility doctor did a blood test before a scheduled IVF procedure so they could have another baby. Instead of a baby, she ended up with cancer. The movers barely had time to unload the boxes in the front door in Brambleton when her husband got the call that Loriana was fl ying directly to Johns Hopkins, and he needed to drop what he was doing and get there right away.

Since that January day, Loriana has been in and out of Hopkins for 40 day stays, and their son Gabriel is sent to Atlanta to live with her Mother. Now the longest time they could ever imagine from Gabriel is right now as Loriana undergoes the transplant process… 70-90 days apart.

Gabriel has been sent once again to live in Atlanta until at least Decem-ber 30th. They will miss Thanksgiv-ing and Christmas with their son, but Loriana promises that Christmas may be delayed but not denied. Once she is healthy and has an immune system again her family plans to celebrate

Christmas when she gets home re-gardless of the calendar.

Loriana & Cesar have been in awe of the kindness of strangers from this community. Strangers they now call friends. Brambleton residents helped unpack their homes, sent meals and off ered to cook meals so they could get back to a normal life between hospital stays. They may need help again once Loriana has enough of an immune system to be home. The fi rst 100 days are critical. The fi rst year back in very challenging.

Brambleton Resident Battles Leukemia


Photo Credit Suzanne Robertson

Last year, Levy started the Loudoun Lions, part of The Virginia Ameri-can Youth Football Alliance. He is the acting commissioner and one of two coaches for the Jr. Pee Wee team. Former Redskins Chris Cooley presented Levy with a $1,000 grant to be used for new equipment. Levy also is the co-founder of Common-health Chiropractic, which has offi ces in McLean and Brambleton.

Brambleton wins Best Residential

Community by Posh Seven Read-

ers

Thank you, Posh Seven Magazine readers, for voting Brambleton as the "Best Residential Community!"

We're also very happy to share the "Best of Suburbia" spotlight with these Brambleton Town Center

establishments: My Thai Place Res-taurant, Nick's Taverna, Broadlands Family Practice, Misguided Angels, Northern Virginia Orthodontics, Bella Ballerina and Van Metre Homes!

Brambleton’s Birthday Cake Deco-

rating Contest Winner

Please join us in congratulating Brambletonian, Karen Cole from Karen's Cakes for creating this masterpiece in celebration of our 13th birthday! This is the 2nd time Karen has won the coveted 1st place prize. Brambleton’s 13th birthday

News from the DeveloperCourtyard by Marriott Honors

Brambleton Coach

Brambleton resident and Bramble-ton Town Center Commonhealth Chiropractic owner Steven Levy was honored recently by Courtyard by Marriott in partnership with USA Football as a recipient of the “Inspiring Greatness” program. The national contest honors 28 of the most deserving youth coaches and volunteers in the country.

BRAMBLETON GROUP

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families on the importance of oral health in relation to general health. Away from the offi ce, Dr. Lara enjoys traveling, exploring the great outdoors of Northern Virginia, and spending time with her nieces and nephews.

• Misguided Angels is VERY ex-cited to announce their part-nership with Shoptiques.com! Shoptiques.com is a site that off ers merchandise from the top boutiques from all over the world, and now you will be able to purchase our merchandise from their site! Check them out on their site, http://www.shop-tiques.com/, and "follow" them. Lots more merchandise will be available for sale from Misguided Angels over the coming weeks, but as always, there's LOTS more to see and buy in person, so come see them if you really want to see what's new!

• Asian Spice Cafe is Hiring! – They are looking for full-time or part-time cashier, kitchen helper from our community to join their team. Please send an email to John or call 571-239-4783 for more information. No previous experience is required, just a positive attitude, motivation to learn, and a friendly face!

• Looking for a place to have your private event? Consider Nick's Taverna!

was Wednesday, September 24th, “Brambleton Day.”

Town Center Tidbits www.brambleton.com/towncenter

• The Brambleton Town Center is pleased to announce that Hair Cuttery is our Tenant of the Month. Please stop by the Wel-come Center and check out their special off ers!

• The Brambleton Town Center is also pleased to announce that they will be sponsoring the 2015 World Police & Fire Games, to be held June 26th - July 5th, 2015. The primary objective for these games is to honor and celebrate our community heroes – public safety offi cers from around the world – by delivering an amaz-ing athlete experience and fully engaging the community to pro-duce the best Games possible.

• Little Smiles and Costa Fam-ily and Cosmetic Dentistry are excited to welcome new pediat-ric dentist Dr. Lara Saleh to their practice! Dr. Lara is a pediatric

specialist, dedicated to the oral health of children from infancy through the teen years. Dr. Lara dedi-cates herself to providing the highest quality of

dental care for infants, children and adolescents in a safe and comfortable environment. Her focus on prevention and educa-tion encourages healthy smiles and results in happy patients. Dr. Lara also takes pride in educat-ing young patients and their

• Kids Yoga - Thursdays 5:30 - 6:15 PM at Sport&Health – Kids will learn how to de-program & de-stress, away from video games and high intensity stimulation. Yoga comes to life in this fun and creative class! The use of ani-mated poses and basic stretch-ing exercises promote strength, fl exibility, coordination and body awareness. Breathing and visu-alization techniques teach kids how to focus, relax and develop self-control. For more informa-tion contact MindBody Director, Juli Presley.

Builder Buzz

www.brambleton.com/your-home/modelhomes

• Miller and Smith - 50 YEARS IN THE MAKING. Their 50th has

turned out to be quite a year, they've certainly ushered it in in a big,

big way. These fi rst 50 wonder-ful years are just the beginning for Miller & Smith. By embracing their distinctive foundation, they can stand proud knowing that the future is golden. You’ll even hear in the words of some of their most infl uential visionaries, thinkers and doers, why Miller & Smith’s legacy is one that has been cared for and cultured with the right formula to stand the test of time in this wonderful video.

• Miller and Smith received 17 top honors are the 2014 Great American Living Awards (GALA) on Thursday, October 9th, 2014! This yearly event honors excel-

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$684,650*

• Average Base Price of a Town-home in Brambleton = $485,585*

• Single-Family Homes = priced from the upper $500s to upper $700s*

• Townhomes = priced from the lower $400s to mid $500s*

*Prices, terms, conditions subject to change.

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County Floats Names for Ashburn

Metro Stops

Loudoun's Board of Supervisors signed off Wednesday night on name suggestions for the county's two forthcoming Metro stations in Ash-burn, slated for a 2018 opening.

According to the county's public information offi ce, the names for the eastern station in Ashburn, near Route 606, are: Broad Run; Dulles Gateway; Dulles North; Loudoun Dulles North; Loudoun East; Loud-oun Gateway. For the second station, at Route 772, the suggestions are: Ashburn; Loudoun Gateway; West Loudoun.

These tags are being released to the public for feedback. Loudoun County will hold two dates-to-be-deter-mined community input meetings on the station names, and then sub-mit a fi nal county recommendation to Metro's board of directors, which has a fi nal decision-making authority. The new station at the Dulles airport in Loudoun will be called the Wash-ington Dulles International Airport Station.

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22672 VERDE GATE TER $366,900 Townhouse 3/2.5 $358,000 $0

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November 1 - December 7

(42395 Ryan Road, Ste. 100, Brambleton, VA 20148)

Drop off all donations at the Brambleton Welcome Center

Coats* will be donated to

*Additional clothing items such as scarves, hats and gloves will also be accepted.Please wash any used donations first.

Open Daily, 11AM - 6PM

Mobile Hope was created in 2011 to help children in need in Loudoun County.More information available at www.mobilehopeloudoun.org


Get Involved with BKCChristine Elansary, Communications Coordinator

BRAMBLETON KIDS CARE

• Sponsor a craft table for foster kids holiday party

• Spectate and cheer for a Special Olympics basketball game

In addition, we hope to hold our own charity events in the future.

We would like to give a big thank you to Littles Smiles and Costa Fam-ily Dentistry for their sponsorship and support of BKC! With their help, we will be able to purchase t-shirts for members and help fund many up-coming projects.

Kids wanting to help out with BKC projects simply need to fi ll out a membership form located on the website: www.brambletonhoa.com/brambletonkidscare. Please down-load the General Membership ap-plication and the Photo and Video release form. Submit your forms to [email protected], or drop them off at the BCA Manage-ment Offi ce, located at 42395 Ryan Road, Suite 210 in the Town Center, or even fax to 703-542-6266.

The Brambleton Kids Care Commit-tee (BKC) is off to a busy start. Our fi rst interest meeting was held dur-ing the summer, followed by a plan-ning meeting in September. During the 10th Annual Fall Festival held last month, BKC set up a table to receive much needed donations for Mobile Hope of Loudoun. We are partner-ing with The Brambleton Group and continuing our eff orts to collect win-ter coats (as well as scarves, mittens, hats) for Mobile Hope from Novem-ber 1 - December 7. Please feel free to drop donations off at the Welcome Center between the hours of 11:00 - 6:00 PM daily.

With several projects in the works to take place over the next several months, it's the perfect time to reach out to the community and encourage others to become involved.

The primary responsibility of the Brambleton Kids Care Committee is to empower the next generation of Brambleton’s residents and facili-tate their development and growth towards becoming compassionate,

service-minded citizens. Through various community service projects, the Committee will provide oppor-tunities for Brambleton’s youth to help those in need, both locally and globally. Participating will give kids the power to make a positive impact, gain valuable life experience and skills.

If you are a Brambleton resident, at least 7 years of age, consider being a part of BKC. As a member, you will be able to participate in upcoming ser-vice projects and events. You can also sign up to serve on a committee.

Here are just few upcoming projects:

• Mobile Hope Coat Drive

• SHMS Community Fair

• Make crafts/cards for nursing home

• Bake cookies/make gingerbread houses for Ronald McDonald House

• Provide a Thanksgiving meal for a local family

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BWHS Falcon Regiment is UnderwayHelisa Whitley, Publicity Coordinator

SCHOOLS

The band wraps up the season with the US Bands Championship in An-napolis, MD on November 1.

Falcons are Florida Bound

The Briar Woods Bands continue to prepare to perform in the halftime of The Russell Athletic Bowl in Orlando, FL, televised on ESPN in December. They will also perform at Universal Studios.

The BWHS Band Booster’s Association off ers a variety of easy and fun ways to help support this exciting trip and all music related activities for the stu-dents throughout the year.

2014 Fundraisers

The Briar Woods Falcon Regiment Marching Band kicked off its contest season strong by winning 1st place in its fi rst two contests of the competi-tion season:

• US Bands Regional at Woodgrove High School on September 20 - The band won awards for Best Music, Best Visual, Best Drumline and The Falconaires were named the Best Colorguard.

• US Bands Contest at Chopticon High School in Morganza, MD on October 4 – Briar Woods fi n-ished fi rst in their class, winning all captions and had an 8 point improvement from our previous competition.

Citrus Sale

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• Orders Taken Sept 15 - Oct 24

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2014 - 2015 Discount Card

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Falcon Gear

• Fly your school pride with a Fal-con Garden Flag

• Beat the cold with new Fleece Headwarmers

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Visit BWHSMusicBoosters.org for in-formation on any of these fundrais-ers and the latest news about all Briar Woods music programs. The Briar Woods Music Boosters would greatly appreciate your support.

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Join us Sunday, November 23 at 1:00 PM in celebration of the painting Agra Diptych in remembrance of the Artist Sherry Zvares Sanabria.

Indian Music featuring Madhura, 1:00 PM

Henna Hand-Painting from 1:00 - 2:30 PM, Teen Center

Bollywood Film: Zokkomon, 2:30 PM

Parent Workshop: Every Child Ready to Read: Chapter Books, Monday, November 3, 7:00 PM. Strategies to help your child make a successful transition from early readers to chapter books. Ages 5-7. Registration required.

Lego Builders, Wednesday, November 5, 7:00 PM, November theme: Planes. For grades 3-5. Free tickets at 6:30 PM

Tween Craft Connection, Wednesday, November 19, 7:00 PM, November craft theme: Thanksgiving Festivities

For Grades 5 - 6. Registration required.

Thanksgiving Harvest, Monday, November 24, 4:00 PM. Stories, activities and crafts! Free tickets at 3:30 PM

NaNoWriMo: Start Your Story, Saturday, November 1st, 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM. For teens.

Surviving the Wilderness Arena, Saturday, November 1, 2:00 PM. For teens.

Continue Your Story, Thursday, November 19th 6:00 PM. For teens.

Complete Your Story, Sunday, November 30th 3:30 PM. For teens.

Teen Chopped, Saturday, November 22nd 2:00 PM

Adoption 101, with Adoption Attorney Karen Law, Saturday, November 1, 10:00 AM

NaNoWriMo Story Fundamentals: How to Create and Sustain Confl ict in Your Novel with Author Alma Katsu, Sunday, November 2, 2:30 PM

Memoir Writing: Find Your Inner Story, Thursday, November 13, 7:00 PM

Winterize Your Home with John LeVan of Dr. Energy Saver, Sunday, November 16, 2:20 PM

Adult Craft Night: Pinterest Party, Monday, November 24, 7:00 PM

Ashburn Library

NaNoWriMo Write-In. Join other NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) novelists to share progress, receive feed-back from fellow writers and continue writing your masterpiece. For teens & adults.Monday, November 3, 7:00 PMMonday, November 10, 7:00 PMMonday, November 17, 7:00 PM

Monday, November 24, 7:00 PM

Live Music! Loudoun Symphony Youth Orchestra. Saturday, November 8, 2:00 PM. Enjoy the music of these talented teens! For all ages.

Strategy Gaming. Sunday, November 9, 2:00 PM. Join fellow strategy and Euro game enthusiasts for an afternoon of friendly competition with games like Settlers of Catan, Carcassonne, Ticket to Ride and more! Games will be provided, but feel free to bring your own favorites to play as well. For adults.

Wimpy Kid Day. Wednesday, November 12, 4:00 PM. Celebrate the release of The Long Haul, the ninth book in the Di-ary of a Wimpy Kid series, with games, activities and the chance to win a copy of the latest book. For Grades 3-5.

Etiquette and Manners for Kids with Common Ground Etiquette. Saturday, November 22, 2:00 PM. Learn about the importance of manners and good behavior in social situations, such as holiday family gatherings. For Grades K-2. Reg-istration required, begins November 8.

Anime Afternoon. Saturday, November 22, 2:00 PM. Discover Japanese pop culture, language and art through anime. For all teens.

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Important Info to KnowRESIDENT RESOURCES

P.O. Box 11983 Newark, NJ 07101-4983

Trash Collection

Trash: Tuesdays & Fridays Yard Debris: Tuesdays (March - Dec)

Recycling: Fridays AAA: 703-818-8222 www.recyclebank.com

BCA Drop Box

A drop box is available after hours and is located outside of the Brambleton Communi-ty Association offi ce building, located at 42395 Ryan Road.

Residents may drop off archi-tectual applications, commit-tee applications, etc. Assess-ments will not be accepted.

Neighborhood Watch

If you see something suspi-cious or criminal, immediate-ly call LCSO at (703) 777-1021 or 911 if it is a crime in prog-ress.

Subscribe to the resident sponsored B_Alert@Bram-bleton FB page to be linked to the group that is focused and concerned about safety

Brambleton Community

Association

42395 Ryan Road, Suite 210 Monday - Friday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 703-542-6263(p) 703-542-6266(f )

[email protected] www.brambletonhoa.com BCTV, FiOS Channel 489

After Hour Emergency

Contact

To report a concern after nor-mal business hours, please call 703-385-1133.

Board of Directors

Meetings

Board of Directors meetings are held at the BCA Manage-ment Offi ce located at 42395 Ryan Road, Suite 210.

Upcoming Meetings

Tuesday, Dec 2, 8:15 AM

Tuesday, February 3, 8:15 AM

Assessment Mailing

Address

Brambleton Community Association

c/o FirstService Residential

and security within Bramble-ton.

Notary Service

Available by Appointment Only - please call 703-542-6263.

Notary service is free to Bram-bleton residents for the fi rst two documents, with a $2.00 fee per document thereaf-ter. Non-residents will be charged $2.00 per document.

Photo ID required.

Witnessing on documents will not be provided by the Brambleton Community As-sociation.

Virginia notaries are not au-thorized to certify true copies of birth, death or marriage certifi cates. Only the Division of Vital Records/Statistics may perform such a certifi ca-tion.

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"LIKE" the Brambleton Com-munity Association for the latest Association news.


Important NumbersCOMMUNITY CONTACTS

Community Management Contacts

Brambleton Community Management Offi ce 703-542-6263 703-542-6266 (f )

Residences at Brambleton (FSR) 703-385-1133

Summerfi eld Condo (CMC) 703-327-4818 703-542-5845 (f )

Town Center

Brambleton Welcome Center 703-542-2925

BCA Services AAA Recycling & Trash Removal 703-818-8222

RecycleBank 888-727-2978

Verizon

- Activation/Account Changes/Billing/Disconnect

(M - F, 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.) 800-501-1172

- Repair 888-553-1555

- Questions/Assistance w/ Verizon.com 888-669-9901

- Assistance w/ Suspension of Service 888-338-9333

Utility Contacts

Dominion Electric - North of Ryan Road 888-667-3000

NOVEC - South of Ryan Road 888-335-0500

Miss Utility 800-552-7001

Washington Gas 703-750-1000

Water/Sewer: Loudoun Water 571-291-7880

County Contacts

Emergency: Fire/Rescue/Police 911

Animal Care & Control 703-777-0406 540-882-3984 (f )

Building Permits 703-777-0220

Post Offi ce, Ashburn - 44715 Prentice Drive 703-406-6291

Sheriff : Non-Emergency 703-777-1021

Sheriff : Traffi c Hotline 703-771-5798

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Babysitter Directory

* The Association makes no representa-tions about these individuals except that they have given permission for their names to be published. We do not endorse or pro-mote a single sitter. Please contact the spe-cifi c person for his/her rates and abilities.

The BRAM Sitters list is always being updated, and if you would like to be added to our directory, feel free to call the HOA offi ce at 703-542-6263 Monday thru Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM or email [email protected]. Make sure you leave your name, age, any certifi cations, telephone number, and address for proof of residency in Brambleton.

Key

(B) Taken a Babysitters Course

(C) CPR certifi ed

(F) First Aid certifi ed

(N) Nanny or daycare experience

Name Age Telephone NumberSydney Wayne (B,C) 17 703-303-6555 Megan O’Sullivan (F,C,N) 25 571-233-7165 Ariana Abousaeedi (F,C,B) 16 703-732-6411 Megan Scalzo 15 703-946-0125 Christian Jessup (C, B, F) 17 703-327-7890 Emily Sola (B,F,C) 15 703-863-3023 Bradley Ace (F,C,Infant C) 16 703-327-3866 Malena Llanos (F,C) 17 703-728-6714 Erica Llanos (B,C) 12 703-542-7363 Erin Donahue (B,F,C) 14 703-439-7405 Esha Rawat 16 703-722-2839 Alexis Haycraft (C) 17 571-436-1871 Audrey Haisley (F,C) 18 571-839-7355 Bailey Moore (B,C,F) 17 571-527-6060 Lauren Cohen (B) 15 703-901-0028 Kristie Gogo 21 703-307-7555 Kirby Shultz 22 520-240-0427 Ashley Kucuk (C) 17 703-975-3892 Shaelyn Mullaney (C,F) 25 540-533-3304 Dina McAleer 21 703-722-2258 Christin Hensley 15 703-327-5151 Carly Hensley 13 703-327-5151 Sophia Travers (B,F,C) 13 703-822-3041 Melissa Abboud (B,C,F) 19 703-474-2631 Jessica Abboud (C) 17 703-300-8483 Andrea Abooud 15 703-300-8483 Daniel Abboud 13 703-300-8483 Hailey White (B,F,C) 14 703-327-3529 Antonia Pelligrini (B,C) 12 703-786-7212 Eve Thompson (B) 12 443-632-6584 Rachael Bissett 16 703-507-9426 Olivia Bissett 14 703-508-0602 Jessica Koch (B) 13 703-327-4767 Hanna Weinstock 13 571-442-7893


CommitteesActivities Committee

Co-Chairs: Amber Colatosti, Liz Jackson

Membership: Open

Upcoming Meetings:

November 19, 7:30 PM

December 17, 7:30 PM

Brambleton Kids Care

Chair: TBD

Membership: Open

Upcoming Meetings:


Covenants Committee

Chair: Mike Dorrity

Upcoming Meetings:


December 8, 7:00 PM

Financial Advisory Committee

Chair: Mark Davis

Membership: Open

Upcoming Meetings:



Grounds & Facilities Committee

Chair: Walter Berkey

Membership: Open

Upcoming Meetings:



Safety & Security Committee

Chair: Dave Pavlik

Membership: One Seat Open

Upcoming Meetings:

December 9, 7:30 PM

Technology Ad-hoc Committee

Chair: Paul Raven

Upcoming Meetings:

Scheduled as necessary

* All Association Committee meetings are held at the BCA Management Offi ces, located at 42395 Ryan Road, Suite 210. Location and date changes will be announced in the Friday Flash.

Please visit http://www.brambletonhoa.com/com-mittees or contact [email protected], call 703-542-6263 for more information on joining a commit-tee.

VOLUNTEER

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Holiday Open House

Santa Tour

December 2014NEXT MONTH

We want to hear from you!Interested in submitting a community ar-ticle for consideration?

Please send an email to [email protected] for more information.

Contact Us

42395 Ryan Road, Suite 210

Brambleton, VA 20148

703-542-6263 (p); 703-542-6266 (f )

[email protected]

Official BCA Communications

www.brambletonhoa.com BrambletonTV Network, FiOS Channel 42

November2014newsletter

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