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    Supervisors Continue Debate on Limestone Overlay District

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    November 24, 2009     comment now
    The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors (LCBOS) continued their review and consideration this month of a Limestone Overlay District (LOD) intended to place land use restrictions on 1,200 property owners on 14,000 acres north and south of Leesburg.  The LCBOS Transportation and Land Use Committee (TLUC) met on November 18th to discuss the proposed regulations and concerns raised since the public hearing on the issue in September. 
    At this juncture, the TLUC has approved modifications to the provisions related to the disclosure notice, garden sizes and structures size exemptions.  The TLUC will meet on December 16th to discuss further modifications to the proposal which may be considered during the LCBOS business meeting on Tuesday, January 5th, 2010.  To express your views on the proposal to the LCBOS, visit www.limestoneboondoggle.com.

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