Critical Information Not Released for Monday's Public Hearing
Developers want to build 28,000+ new houses (known as the Dulles South CPAM) in eastern Loudoun, by changing our county's existing, reasonable growth plan. County and state analysis shows that 28,000 new houses would drive Rt 50, the Greenway, and local roads such as Braddock into gridlock.

Despite these facts, the majority of County Supervisors are moving forward with the developer proposals. The first major public hearing is this Monday:

Planning Commission Public Hearing
Dulles South CPAM
Monday, August 28 at 6:00 PM
Mercer Middle School

Loudoun County has not released analysis of the revised proposal. We suspect the revised CPAM will yield even more than 28,000 new houses, higher taxes, and traffic.

Is it fair that this information is not available so close to the public hearing? What has happened to fair and open government?

Tell the Planning Commission:

• Reject the Dulles South CPAM
• Say YES to the existing vision for growth in the "Transition Area" of eastern Loudoun
• Say no to 28,000+ new houses
• Say no to gridlock on Rt 50, the Greenway, and local roads
• It's not fair to leave us in the dark about the facts so close to the public hearing

Thank you for your support,
Andrea McGimsey
Campaign for Loudoun's Future
http://www.LoudounsFuture.org/
info@loudounsfuture.org

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