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  • Tuesday, Oct 20, 2026

    Board of Supervisors Business Meeting

    ✓ 12 official votes

    What they voted on

    1. 4Consent agenda approved (7a–7f, 11a–11i, 14a, 14c, 14e, 14f, 14g, 14i, 14k, and 14m). Consent items include the Finance/GOED Committee contract items, the Administrative Items Report (among them a $5 million County grant to The Conservation Fund toward establishing Oak Hill as a future Virginia State Park), the Rivana at Innovation Station CDA revenue bond resolution, and the Mooreview Parkway renaming to Ashburn Village Boulevard ($275,000 budget adjustment).7-0-2 (Supervisors Kershner and Saines absent) · Oct 20, 2026 Action Report
    2. 11.iSt. Louis Deferred Forgivable Loan Program established and Program Manual approved; exception to the Water and Wastewater Projects Funding Policy approved, moving $1,000,000 from the Water and Wastewater Fund to the program. Consent item.7-0-2 (Supervisors Kershner and Saines absent) · Oct 20, 2026 Action Report
    3. 14.dDiscussion of a County-funded limited rent supplement program for cost-burdened renters sent to the FY 2028 budget process; as amended, staff will also analyze funding scenarios from $5 million to $10 million, in addition to the $1 million–$3 million scenarios already proposed.6-3 (Supervisors Kershner, Letourneau, and Umstattd opposed) · Oct 20, 2026 Action Report
    4. 14.h (Motion 1)Department of Planning and Zoning Work Plan (Tables 1, 2, and 3) approved.9-0 · Oct 20, 2026 Action Report
    5. 14.h (Motion 2)Motion to direct staff to require gas-insulated substations to be at least 500 feet from a residential use in the Data Center Standards and Locations Phase 2 zoning amendment (ZOAM-2025-0002), and to state a County preference for substations co-located on data center sites in the Phase 2 Comprehensive Plan Amendment (CPAM-2025-0001), failed.3-6 (Supervisors Glass, Kershner, Letourneau, Saines, Turner, and Umstattd opposed) · Oct 20, 2026 Action Report
    6. 14.jLEGI-2023-0097, Quantum Park (ZCPA-2023-0008) denied, based on four findings for denial (substation compatibility and visual impacts, inconsistency with the original office-park vision and the Suburban Employment Place Type, need for added proffers, and strain on the electrical grid).7-2 (Supervisors Kershner and Umstattd opposed) · Oct 20, 2026 Action Report
    7. 14.lLEGI-2025-0020, Tuscarora Crossing Landbay 4 (SPEX-2025-0036) approved, subject to the Conditions of Approval dated Oct 13, 2026 and the Findings for Approval.5-4 (Supervisors Glass, Letourneau, Randall, and TeKrony opposed) · Oct 20, 2026 Action Report
    8. 14.nBoard Member Initiative on Flock and ALPR camera data (research camera counts, data use/sharing, and retention, and invite local law enforcement agencies to a future meeting) tabled to the Nov 17, 2026 Business Meeting, while the Board works toward receiving surveillance-camera information from law enforcement agencies.7-1-1 (Vice Chair Turner opposed; Supervisor Briskman absent) · Oct 20, 2026 Action Report
    9. 14.oLEGI-2025-0012, Golden Substation (SPEX-2025-0032, -0033, and -0137) moved up for action at the Nov 5, 2026 Business Meeting instead of Dec 1, 2026.8-0-1 (Supervisor Briskman absent) · Oct 20, 2026 Action Report
    10. 14.pResolution to pause Board consideration of legislative applications for data centers and substations deferred to the Nov 17, 2026 Business Meeting (announced at the start of the meeting).Oct 20, 2026 Action Report
    11. 15 (closed session, Part 1)After the closed session on real property in the Algonkian District: County Administrator directed to continue discussions with Amazon Data Services, Inc. on the County acquiring about 25 acres on the Loudoun campus of George Washington University (valued at $65 million), and to accept a $5 million Amazon Data Services donation to the County housing trust.9-0 · Oct 20, 2026 Action Report
    12. 15 (closed session, Part 1)County Administrator directed to expeditiously process a rezoning application to include residential development and no data centers, with the 25 acres dedicated as a proffered contribution.8-1 (Supervisor Umstattd opposed) · Oct 20, 2026 Action Report
    Open meeting · 12 video moments

  • Wednesday, Oct 14, 2026

    Board of Supervisors Public Hearing

    ✓ 6 official votes

    What they voted on

    1. 3.a2028–2031 Board of Supervisors Term Compensation Structure forwarded to the Nov 5, 2026 Business Meeting for action, referring to Table 1 (Chair Randall’s substitute motion, seconded by Vice Chair Turner). Supervisor Glass’s original motion to forward the item (seconded by Supervisor Briskman) was replaced after the seconder did not accept a friendly amendment adding the Table 1 reference.5-3-1 (Supervisors Kershner, Letourneau, and Umstattd opposed; Supervisor TeKrony absent) · Oct 14, 2026 Action Report
    2. 3.bResolution approving the public use and necessity of acquiring real property interests by eminent domain for the Route 15 / Spinks Ferry Road / Newvalley Church Road Roundabout Project approved; County Attorney authorized to institute proceedings for the interests in Table 1 (Exhibits A–F). Consolidated hearing item.7-0-2 (Supervisors Letourneau and TeKrony absent) · Oct 14, 2026 Action Report
    3. 3.cResolution approving the public use and necessity of acquiring real property interests by eminent domain for Dulles West Boulevard (Northstar Boulevard to Arcola Boulevard) approved; County Attorney authorized to institute proceedings for the interests in Table 1 (Exhibits A–E). Consolidated hearing item.7-0-2 (Supervisors Letourneau and TeKrony absent) · Oct 14, 2026 Action Report
    4. 3.dResolution approving the public use and necessity of acquiring real property interests by eminent domain for the Sterling Boulevard and Glenn Drive intersection improvements approved; County Attorney authorized to institute proceedings for the interests in Table 1 (Exhibit A). Consolidated hearing item.7-0-2 (Supervisors Letourneau and TeKrony absent) · Oct 14, 2026 Action Report
    5. 3.eResolution approving the public use and necessity of acquiring real property interests by eminent domain for the Waxpool Road and Ashburn Road/Ryan Corner Place intersection improvements approved; County Attorney authorized to institute proceedings for the interests in Table 1 (Exhibits A and B). Consolidated hearing item.7-0-2 (Supervisors Letourneau and TeKrony absent) · Oct 14, 2026 Action Report
    6. 3.fLEGI-2026-0001, Dulles Logistics: ZCPA-2026-0002 approved, subject to the Proffer Statement dated Sept 22, 2026 and the Findings for Approval (Attachments 1 and 2). Consolidated hearing item.8-0-1 (Supervisor TeKrony absent) · Oct 14, 2026 Action Report
    Open meeting · 5 video moments

  • Tuesday, Oct 6, 2026

    Board of Supervisors Business Meeting

    ✓ 7 official votes

    What they voted on

    1. 4Consent agenda approved (7a–7j, 11a–11c, 12a, 14a, 14c, 14d, and 14e).6-0-2-1 (Supervisors Glass and Letourneau absent; Supervisor Briskman abstained) · Oct 6, 2026 Action Report
    2. 10.aMotion to retain an independent third party to audit listed grandfathered data-center applications (up to $200,000; interim report Jan 20, 2027; final by April 20, 2027), as amended to include Tables 1 and 2 of Attachment 2, was tabled indefinitely.7-2 (Supervisors Briskman and TeKrony opposed) · Oct 6, 2026 Action Report
    3. 14.fLEGI-2025-0020, Tuscarora Crossing Landbay 4 (SPEX-2025-0036) deferred to the October 20, 2026 Board of Supervisors Business Meeting.Oct 6, 2026 Action Report
    4. 14.gBoard directed staff to form a partnership via draft Memorandum of Agreement with the Loudoun Coalition to Prevent and End Homelessness (return draft for first Business Meeting in January 2027; hire consultant for Homelessness and Housing Instability Initiative; return Nov 5, 2026 with funding source and cost estimate).6-0-3 (Supervisors Kershner, Letourneau, and Saines absent) · Oct 6, 2026 Action Report
    5. 14.h (Motion 1)Board directed staff to research, develop, and return with findings and recommendations for a Loudoun County Community Trust Policy, and to review County procurement/contracting for systems that collect or share resident/visitor data (including ALPRs from firms such as Elsag, Flock, and Vigilant) and gather law-enforcement deployment/retention/access/sharing info, returning as soon as practicable.6-0-3 (Supervisors Kershner, Letourneau, and Saines absent) · Oct 6, 2026 Action Report
    6. 14.h (Motion 2)Motion to waive attorney-client privilege for the confidential County Attorney memorandum on prohibiting federal civil immigration enforcement in/on County facilities/properties and authorize public release died due to lack of second (Chair Randall withdrew her second).Oct 6, 2026 Action Report
    7. 14.iBoard directed staff to research and identify funding sources (including state and federal grants) to reduce the financial burden on Broad Run Farms residents from the Broad Run Farms Waterline Extension Project and return with an update at a future Business Meeting.8-0-1 (Supervisor Letourneau absent) · Oct 6, 2026 Action Report
    Open meeting · 5 video moments

  • Tuesday, Sep 15, 2026

    Board of Supervisors Business Meeting

    ✓ 7 official votes

    What they voted on

    1. 4Consent agenda approved (7a–7h, 11a–11j, 11l–11r, 12a–12c, 14a, 14c, 14d, 14g, 14i).8-0-1 (Supervisor Saines absent) · Sept 15, 2026 Action Report
    2. 14.eFarmwell Road eminent-domain resolution deferred to the Oct 6, 2026 Business Meeting.Sept 15, 2026 Action Report
    3. 14.jLEGI-2025-0007, Tech Park at Dulles Substation (SPEX-2025-0016 & SPEX-2025-0020) denied on findings for denial in the Action Report.6-3 (Supervisors Glass, Kershner, and Umstattd opposed) · Sept 15, 2026 Action Report
    4. 14.kLEGI-2025-0020, Tuscarora Crossing Landbay 4 (SPEX-2025-0036) deferred to the Oct 6, 2026 Business Meeting.Sept 15, 2026 Action Report
    5. 14.lBoard directed staff to prepare a resolution pausing consideration of legislative applications for data centers and substations (not to exceed 12 months from Planning Commission submission; effective Sept 15, 2026; pause shall not cause an application to become inactive), and to identify applications that will hit the 12-month deadline during the pause.7-1-0-1 (Supervisor Umstattd opposed; Supervisor Kershner abstained) · Sept 15, 2026 Action Report
    6. 14.mResolution Opposing the Valley North 765 kV Transmission Line approved (Attachment 1 to the Action Item).9-0 · Sept 15, 2026 Action Report
    7. 14.nLetter to the Loudoun County Sheriff endorsed (Attachment 1 to the Action Item).5-3-1 (Supervisors Kershner, Letourneau, and Umstattd opposed; Supervisor Saines absent) · Sept 15, 2026 Action Report
    Open meeting · 5 video moments

  • Wednesday, Sep 9, 2026

    Board of Supervisors Public Hearing

    ✓ 13 official votes

    What they voted on

    1. 3.aRevised Housing Choice Voucher Program Administrative Plan (effective Jan 1, 2027) and Streamlined Annual PHA Plan adopted; execution of 50077-SL and 50077-ST-HCV-HP certifications approved (Attachments 1–4).8-0-1 (Supervisor Briskman absent) · Sept 9, 2026 Action Report
    2. 3.bConveyance of county-owned property at 43745 Marquis Square, Ashburn, to CLS Parking LC approved; County Administrator authorized to execute required documents (Attachments 1–6).8-0-1 (Supervisor Briskman absent) · Sept 9, 2026 Action Report
    3. 3.cAmendments to Chapter 838 (Swimming Pool and Water Recreation Facilities) approved as shown in Attachment 1.8-0-1 (Supervisor Briskman absent) · Sept 9, 2026 Action Report
    4. 3.dAmendment of Chapter 1066 and repeal of Chapter 1067 approved (Attachment 1).8-0-1 (Supervisor Briskman absent) · Sept 9, 2026 Action Report
    5. 3.eNew Featherbed Agricultural and Forestal District renewed and readopted (parcels 1–9 in Attachment 1; four-year review period; 40-acre / zoning minimum; no cluster subdivision), based on ADAC and Planning Commission findings.8-0-1 (Supervisor Briskman absent) · Sept 9, 2026 Action Report
    6. 3.fMotion under ALEGI-2026-0002 (Hillbrook Agricultural and Forestal District) recorded in the Action Report as renewing and readopting the New Featherbed Agricultural and Forestal District Ordinance on the same terms as item 3.e (see context note).8-0-1 (Supervisor Briskman absent) · Sept 9, 2026 Action Report
    7. 3.gLEGI-2023-0115, Joint LCPS/County Central Loudoun Center and Storage (SPEX-2024-0006 & SPEX-2024-0007) approved subject to Conditions of Approval dated Aug 17, 2026, and Findings for Approval (Attachments 1–2).8-0-1 (Supervisor Briskman absent) · Sept 9, 2026 Action Report
    8. 3.hLEGI-2025-0026, Loudoun Panel Wiring Shop (SPEX-2025-0049 & SPEX-2025-0138) forwarded to the October 20, 2026 Board of Supervisors Business Meeting for action.8-0-1 (Supervisor Briskman absent) · Sept 9, 2026 Action Report
    9. 3.iLEGI-2025-0048, Waterford Elementary School Renovation and Addition (SPEX-2025-0121) approved subject to Conditions of Approval dated Sept 2, 2026, and Findings for Approval (Attachments 1–2).8-0-1 (Supervisor Briskman absent) · Sept 9, 2026 Action Report
    10. 3.jZOAM-2026-0003, Chapter 10 Procedures – Placards, approved (Attachment 1).8-0-1 (Supervisor Briskman absent) · Sept 9, 2026 Action Report
    11. 3.kAmendments to Chapter 480.11 (Enforcement) approved to extend parking-restriction enforcement to Metro Transit Police on WMATA-owned property, effective immediately (Attachment 1).8-0-1 (Supervisor Briskman absent) · Sept 9, 2026 Action Report
    12. 3.lLEGI-2024-0008, Dulles South Community Park (SPEX-2024-0017 & SPEX-2026-0034) forwarded to the October 20, 2026 Board of Supervisors Business Meeting for action.8-0-1 (Supervisor Briskman absent) · Sept 9, 2026 Action Report
    13. 3.mLEGI-2025-0054, Village at Clear Springs Landbay 2C (ZCPA-2025-0008) approved subject to the Proffer Statement dated Sept 3, 2026, and Findings for Approval (Attachments 1–2).7-0-2 (Supervisors Briskman and Saines absent) · Sept 9, 2026 Action Report
    Open meeting · 3 video moments

  • Tuesday, Sep 1, 2026

    Board of Supervisors Business Meeting

    ✓ 11 official votes

    What they voted on

    1. 4Consent agenda approved (7a–7f, 14a, and 14c).8-0-1 (Supervisor Saines absent) · Sept 1, 2026 Action Report
    2. 10.aMotion to direct staff to prepare and return with proposed ordinances implementing local authority from House Bills 4 and 854 (2026 General Assembly) died due to lack of second.Sept 1, 2026 Action Report
    3. 11.aBoard directed staff to include conversations and considerations regarding locating one remaining Regional Park called for in the FY 2029–FY 2040 Capital Needs Assessment south of Route 50 as part of a future budget development process (FGOEDC recommendation).8-0-1 (Supervisor Saines absent) · Sept 1, 2026 Action Report
    4. 12.aEnvironmental Commission 2026 Annual Report endorsed (Attachment 1) (TLUC recommendation).9-0 · Sept 1, 2026 Action Report
    5. 14.d2025 Standard CIF, Urban MFA CIF, and By-Size Differential Option adopted as recommended by staff, along with Age-Restricted/CCRC CIF and Roads CIF as recommended by the Fiscal Impact Committee (Attachments 2, 5, and 7), effective on adoption and applying to legislative applications not yet to a Planning Commission Public Hearing.8-0-1 (Supervisor Saines absent) · Sept 1, 2026 Action Report
    6. 14.e (Motion 1)LEGI-2025-0012, Golden Substation: CMPT-2025-0005 ratified subject to the Commission Permit Plat dated July 2, 2026, and Findings for Approval (Attachments 1 and 3).8-1 (Supervisor Briskman opposed) · Sept 1, 2026 Action Report
    7. 14.e (Motion 2)LEGI-2025-0012, Golden Substation: SPEX-2025-0032, SPEX-2025-0033, & SPEX-2025-0137 forwarded to the December 1, 2026 Board of Supervisors Business Meeting for action.5-4 (Supervisors Kershner, Letourneau, Turner, and Umstattd opposed) · Sept 1, 2026 Action Report
    8. 14.fLEGI-2025-0052, R&D Hamilton Academy: SPEX-2026-0005, SPEX-2026-0006, & SPEX-2026-0007 approved subject to Conditions of Approval dated July 15, 2026, and Findings for Approval (Attachments 1 and 2).6-3 (Supervisors Briskman, Saines, and TeKrony opposed) · Sept 1, 2026 Action Report
    9. 14.gProposed 2028–2031 Board term annual compensation structure (Table 4) advertised for the October 14, 2026 Board of Supervisors Public Hearing.6-3 (Supervisors Kershner, Letourneau, and Umstattd opposed) · Sept 1, 2026 Action Report
    10. 14.hSubstitute motion: County Attorney directed to prepare a memorandum for the October 6, 2026 Business Meeting with a legal opinion on amending the March 18, 2025 data-center grandfathering resolution to add immediate loss of grandfathered status for administrative applications upon adoption; staff directed to bring back a public inventory of every remaining administrative application claimed under the 2025 resolution (location, status, square footage, number of buildings, and whether already grandfathered or still in process).9-0 · Sept 1, 2026 Action Report
    11. 15.b (from closed session)Staff directed to prepare a resolution to initiate condemnation and “quick take” proceedings for acquisition of property in the Dulles Election District for construction of Dulles West Boulevard (Northstar Boulevard to Arcola Boulevard), and to advertise the resolution for the October 14, 2026 Public Hearing.9-0 · Sept 1, 2026 Action Report
    Open meeting · 4 video moments

  • Wednesday, Jul 22, 2026

    Board of Supervisors Business Meeting (reconvened Jul 21)

    ✓ 7 official votes

    What they voted on

    1. ConsentConsent agenda approved (R-1–R-7, 1a–1g, 2a–2c, 3a, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 12 Motion 2, and 13).7-0-2 (Supervisors Kershner and Letourneau absent) · Jul 22, 2026 Action Report
    2. Point of PrivilegeSupervisor Briskman changed her vote to No on Item 5 (Barrister Substation, LEGI-2025-0010) from the July 7 meeting, resulting in approval 7-2 (Supervisors Briskman and Randall opposed).Jul 22, 2026 Action Report
    3. I-1Legislative Report, 2026 General Assembly Session deferred to September 1, 2026 Business Meeting.Jul 22, 2026 Action Report
    4. 8Department of Planning and Zoning Work Plan motions (as amended in the Action Report), including related sewer-system deferral language.See Action Report (multiple tallies, including 6-1-2 and 7-0-2) · Jul 22, 2026 Action Report
    5. 11Happy Paws K-9 (LEGI-2024-0012) approved.7-0-2 (Supervisors Kershner and Letourneau absent) · Jul 22, 2026 Action Report
    6. 13BMI: Loudoun County Veterans Memorial redesign and reconstruction (as recorded).7-0-2 (Supervisors Kershner and Letourneau absent) · Jul 22, 2026 Action Report
    7. 14BMI: Operational regulations on existing data center backup generators (as amended).7-0-2 (Supervisors Kershner and Letourneau absent) · Jul 22, 2026 Action Report
    Open meeting · 5 video moments

  • Tuesday, Jul 21, 2026

    Board of Supervisors Business Meeting

    ✓ 1 official vote

    What they voted on

    1. Call to orderMeeting postponed to Wednesday, July 22, 2026, at 6:00 PM under Rule 1.H (hazardous weather; no quorum in the Board Room).Jul 21, 2026 Action Report
    Open meeting · 2 video moments

Which boards have vote data

BoardMeetingsWith official votesItems voted
Loudoun Board of Supervisors2231361,129
Loudoun School Board609115797
Albemarle Board of Supervisors970none yet
Albemarle School Board6139182
City of Fairfax City Council5541216
City of Fairfax School Board372165
Manassas City Council750none yet
Manassas City School Board480none yet
Virginia House of Delegates (floor)50411,577
Senate of Virginia (floor)49481,488
Virginia Board of Education1430none yet

Counts come from the recap data in the repo. House and Senate count LIS roll calls. Board of Education meetings have video and transcripts only.

Every vote above is copied from official minutes or LIS roll calls. Nothing is inferred from video or transcripts.