reston association: Swimming Facility At Baron Cameron in Reston, VA...Who Pays?
- 05/08/13 12:23 AM
If you live in Reston, Virginia, you have probably been following the news about the proposal for Reston Community Center to build an indoor swimming facility at Baron Cameron Park (owned by Fairfax County Park Authority).
Meetings have been held and protests have been organized, but this project seems to march on. It does not seem to matter that most North Reston residents do not support the project because of, 1) added traffic, 2) loss of fields, 3) loss of green space ( and have you ever tried to get out of Baron Cameron Park after a game?).
I was reading the article … (0 comments)
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reston association: Bring the Kids for Reston's TOTALLY TRUCKS Program, August 10, 2012!
- 07/22/12 05:49 AM
If you have a child that is inspired by trucks, you know that there is no better way to entertain them than to bring them close enough to touch the trucks.
On Friday, August 10, 2012 from 9:30-noon, Reston Association is sponsoring the program, Totally Trucks. Held at the Reston Associations's Central Services Facility (12250 Sunset Hills Rd., next to the YMCA), it will feature a dump truck, a trash truck a back hoe, a Bobcat and a mowing tractor. If they are available, Fairfax County Rescue, police and other organizations will bring by some of their vehicles, as well. Each child … (2 comments)
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reston association: Video for 1124 Round Pebble Lane in Reston, Virginia
- 01/27/11 08:05 AM
Video for 1124 Round Pebble Lane in Reston, Virginia.
We have recently improved the price of this beautiful home to $850,000 and replaced all of the carpet. It is ready for you to move in!
You can find out more information about this home by going to the website:1124 Round Pebble Lane, Reston, Virginia, 20194. Here you will see pictures, as well as full descriptions of the property.
If you are interested in seeing more of this home, please contact me to arrange a showing.
Additional information about living in Reston can be found at the Reston Association website: Reston Association.
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reston association: Reston, VA: Avoiding Invasive Exotics in Landscaping
- 07/27/09 04:19 AM
Avoiding Invasive Exotics in Landscaping Reston, Virginia has a program for avoiding invasive exotics in landscaping. The community, long known for its approach to green spaces and many trees, has put together some recommendations for homeowners regarding plants they call 'invasive exotics.' These are plants that are not native to the area and whose continued growth may affect the animals or plants around it. As described in the Reston brochure about Invasive Exotics (Brochure link): 'Invasive exotic plants are non-native species that have been introduced intentionally or accidentally and spread from landscaped areas, gardens and yards into natural areas. Without the … (0 comments)
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reston association: Brown's Chapel in Reston is NO Longer The Proposed Site for Rec Center
- 07/26/09 02:48 AM
The location of Brown's Chapel in Reston is no longer the proposed site for a Rec Center designed to be run by Fairfax County Park Authority. For months this site has been under consideration and on Thursday, July 23, 2009 the Reston Board voted 7-2 to eliminate it as a possible location. Fairfax County parks has been looking for a site to build a new recreation center for indoor swimming and tennis. The Brown's Chapel site has been under consideration by the county and the Reston Association. Following a series of studies, the discussion was opened for public debate; it quickly … (0 comments)
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reston association: Reston Residents: Proposed Fairfax County Recreation Center
- 07/15/09 10:11 AM
There is a proposal to build a Fairfax County Recreation Center at Brown's Chapel, off of Baron Cameron Avenue in Reston, Virginia.
The new site, as proposed, would include indoor tennis and an indoor swimming pool, as well as a work-out facility and meeting rooms. The recreation center would be part of the Fairfax County Parks, but the land would be Reston land.
The land at Brown's Chapel currently is the home of Reston Day Camps, has baseball fields, walking paths, running trails, a basketball court, a chapel that used both for services and community meetings and a tot lot. It … (2 comments)
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reston association: Reston, VA --Newcomers Night at the Reston Association, March 19, 2009
- 03/05/09 09:09 AM
The Reston Association is hosting an evening event for people new to Reston, Virginia on Thursday, March 19 from 7 to 9pm at the Reston Association Headquarters. The headquarters is located at 1930 Isaac Newton Square, Reston, VA 20190.
The event as described on the Reston Association website is, 'an event for those who are new to Reston as well as others who just want to know more about how to take advantage of RA’s many programs and services. Light refreshments will be available and door prizes will be awarded. Meet the members of the Reston Association Board of Directors … (0 comments)
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reston association: Great Support for Reston,VA Trail Improvements
- 09/04/08 03:15 AM
This morning I got the kids off to school and went out for a quick run. Anyone who has read my blogs knows that one of the things I love about Reston are the many paths and trails here. The Reston Association does a fantastic job of maintaining these paths and my family uses them frequently.
There are a couple of places that the path connections could be improved. There is a link on the Reston Association website that allows the public to provide information about 'gaps' in the system, or improvements that they would like to see. This link is: … (0 comments)
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reston association: Reston: Who Belongs to the Reston Association?
- 09/03/08 08:59 AM
There is a little known secret about Reston; parts of it do not belong under the jurisdiction of the Reston Association and parts of it do. Within the accepted boundaries of Reston, all homes use the Reston name and zip code, but all do not have to adhere to the Reston Association rules--nor do they all get to use the Reston Association amenities (which include their pools and tennis courts).
If you are considering a home in Reston, there is a very good chance it belongs in Reston 'proper.' That means that it automatically has membership in the Reston Association … (0 comments)
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If you live in Reston, Virginia, you have probably been following the news about the proposal for Reston Community Center to build an indoor swimming facility at Baron Cameron Park (owned by Fairfax County Park Authority).
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