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Brambleton
Growing Families. Building Community. Connecting Life.
August 2015
August 2015
Community Association
Community Safety
New Technology at BCA
Little Free Libraries
Upcoming Events
LCSO Child Safety Day
Sizzlin’ Summer Concerts
Float n’ Flicks
Brambleton
Board of Directors
Kim Adams
President
Tony Buffington
Vice President, Resident Director
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Meryl Bisaga
Secretary/Treasurer
Brian Viola
Resident Director
Tom Gurganous
Resident Director
Pat Martin
Director
Ric Spencer
Director
Management Office
5 Message from the GM 88Covenants
Enforcement
42395 Ryan Road
Suite 210
Brambleton, VA 20148
(p) 703-542-6263
(f ) 703-542-6266
hoa@brambleton.org
www.brambletonhoa.com
ARTICLES
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A LOOK AT THIS MONTH
Rick Stone
events in Brambleton.
Preview all the meetings and events
taking place in the month of May.
General Manager, PCAM, LSM
Sonya Farrell
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MESSAGE FROM THE GM
The purpose of the Declaration is to
establish a harmonious community.
Communications
To advertise in the Brambleton Community
Newsletter, contact Sonya Farrell via email
at sonya;farrell@brambleton.org or call 703542-6263.
The electronic community newsletter is published
monthly by the Brambleton Community Association, distributed via email and can be viewed on our
website.
Community Safety is everyone's
obligation.
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NEW FACES, NEW
TECHNOLOGY AT BCA
GOT BOOKS?
This July, Brambleton
implemented its Little Free
Library program.
Brambleton has gone mobile.
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EVENTS: WHAT'S
HAPPENING
Save the date for these upcoming
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COVENANTS
Brambleton Community Association Newsletter
August 2015
VOLUNTEER
Keep Loudoun Beautiful focuses on
Beaverdam Creek Reservoir.
A look at this month.....
August 2015
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Saturday
Friday
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10
Covenants
Committee
Meeting
Farmers' Market
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Sizzlin' Summer
Concert
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25
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Teen After Dark
Swim
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LCSO Child Safety
Day
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Brambleton Idol
and Bonus Concert
Sizzlin' Summer
Concert
Activities
Committee Mtg
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Finance
Committee Mtg
Farmers' Market
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Pool hours change
for season
PROGRAM PARTNER
SPOTLIGHT
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BWHS MUSIC BOOSTERS
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News, Events & Fundraisers
Drama Kids of Loudoun County has
been undergoing some exciting
changes this summer.
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Float 'n' Flicks
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Grounds/Facilities
Committee Mtg
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Safety & Security
Committee Mtg
Farmers' Market
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Board of Directors
Mtg
Farmers' Market
Farmers' Market
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NEWS FROM THE DEVELOPER
For all the latest information about
the development in Brambleton.
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
DOING GOOD
Association information that may
come in handy.
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Little Smiles contributes to
GraysonGives campaign.
IMPORTANT NUMBERS
Numbers frequently requested
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IMPORTANT INFO TO KNOW
BABYSITTER DIRECTORY
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
List of resident babysitters
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CELEBRATE COMMUNITY
Loudoun County Animal Services
proteces and serves man's best
friends.
Hail to the Loudoun South Little
League 9/10 All Star Team!
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ASSOCIATION MAINTENANCE
SAFETY & SECURITY
Loudoun County Sheriff 's Office
Annual Child Safety Day.
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FOR YOUR HEALTH
Learn how to identify the symptoms
of sepsis and when to seek
treatment.
Grounds & Maintenace: My First 60
Days at BCA.
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August 2015
A MESSAGE FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER
Community Safety Is Everyone’s
Obligation
While Brambleton and Loudoun
County as a whole are very safe places to live, it takes the commitment
of everyone within our community
to ensure that it stays that way. It
also requires a coordinated effort between the residents, Loudoun County
Sheriff ’s Office, and the Association.
Only you and your neighbors know
best what the “normal” conditions
are in your neighborhood. Working together with a “See Something,
Say Something” approach will send a
message that Brambleton is no place
for the criminals to set up shop.
The Association takes community
safety and security very seriously. I
believe Brambleton has set the standards for community safety and security. Over the last several years,
the Association has worked with
the Loudoun County Sheriff ’s Office
(LCSO), its residents, and contractors
to build its safety and security program through the establishment of
a safety and security committee and
Neighborhood Watch program. As
part of this program, the Association
has provided space to the LCSO for
its Community Policing office, hired
a private security patrol company,
installed cameras at all of its facilities,
and purchased and deployed a radar
trailer within the community. These
steps taken by the Association are
unlike those taken by any other associations in our region. I am proud
of what we as a community have accomplished and remain dedicated
and committed to the continued improvement of the Association’s safety
and security program.
Neighborhood Watch (NW) is an es-
sential component of our community’s safety and security program. The
idea behind the NW program is that
every resident within the community
should remain aware of his or her surroundings and the normal conditions
on their street or within the neighborhood. When you notice activity or conditions that are unusual or
suspicious, immediately report those
actions to the LCSO non-emergency
number (703-777-1021). When suspicious activities are reported, LCSO
will dispatch a deputy to investigate
the concern. You can do this anonymously if preferred. It is much better
to report a suspicious activity that
ends up being nothing than fail to
report a possible criminal act in progress. Don’t regret not reporting suspicious activity. See something, Say
Something!
Although the Association cannot directly enforce traffic laws on VDOT
streets, we continually work with
LCSO to address recurring issues
within our community. This process
has greatly improved since the Community Policing program was established in Brambleton. As a result
of this program, residents and the
Association have a deputy focused
on interacting with the community,
which has improved the presence
and interaction of LCSO and the community. My primary concern for the
program is that the one officer that is
dedicated to Brambleton also covers
several other communities. For this
reason, the time he actually spends in
Brambleton is minimal. From where
I sit, the Community Policing program needs additional deputies in
the Brambleton/Dulles South region.
This will require additional new funding from the County.
I am a believer that the program is
effective, and additional resources
are needed. If you have had a similar
positive experience with Deputy Roy
Ortutay or his recent replacement,
Deputy Milton Castelle, please consider emailing your experience, along
with a request for funding and staffing a second deputy in the Brambleton Community Policing office, to
Sheriff Chapman and the Loudoun
County Board of Supervisors (Mike.
Chapman@Loudoun.gov and BOS@
Loudoun.gov ).
I see building and strengthening our
community’s partnership with LCSO
as important to maintaining the safety and security we all value. One of
the ways we will continue to build on
our successful relationship is by hosting the 2015 LCSO Child Safety Day
on August 8th from 11am-4pm at the
Brambleton Town Center. The day
will provide children with the opportunity to check out the LCSO cruisers,
motorcycles and other vehicles; the
services they offer and much more.
Plan on spending a couple hours at
this worthwhile event right here at
our Town Center. BCA will also be
setting up a booth at this event with
community safety and security information. Stop by and see me!
Sincerely,
Rick Stone PCAM, LSM
General Manager
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ASSOCIATION BUSINESS
New Faces, New Technology at BCA
Rick Stone, PCAM, LSM - General Manager
Watching Your Speed: Brambleton's Radar Trailer
Brambleton Community Association recently purchased and deployed a radar trailer that will be
used throughout the community to
bring awareness to traffic related issues. The trailer has the capability to
display messages based on speed, record data, and capture photos. This
information will be used by LCSO
to determine problem areas within
the community and assign patrol resources to those areas.
Residents with traffic concerns can
request the sign on their street
through the BCA Website. Please visit the Safety & Security page on the
website for further information and
to request the sign by completing the
online form.
Disclaimer: BCA does not have the authority to enforce traffic laws on VDOT
streets. The radar trailer is for awareness purposes only and has been permitted by VDOT, and is deployed in
cooperation with Loudoun County
Sheriff ’s Office.
A New Face in the Office
Please join BCA in welcoming Mar-
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tha Rodenburg as our new Resident
Services Administrator. As a 10 year
resident of Brambleton, Martha is
very familiar with the community
and a terrific addition to our team.
In her new role, she will serve as the
first point of contact for most residents reaching
out to the Association. Martha grew up in
Richmond and
moved to Loudoun County
in the early 90s
to become a
Flight Attendant for United Airlines.
After deciding that the glamour of
air travel wasn’t what they showed
in the commercials, she switched to
the glamour of administration. Martha’s hobbies have included needlepoint, tennis, and reading. She now
has a halfway done throw pillow, bad
knees, and has found a wonderful
book club that doesn’t make you read
the book.
Put Brambleton in Your Pocket:
We've Gone
Mobile!
Since
we
are
always
looking
for
new
ways
to
connect
with current
and
future
Brambleton
residents, we
have developed a new
custom mobile app. The
app
offers
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access to the same popular features
available on our website at www.
brambletonhoa.com, including Submit a Request and self-subscription
to BCA communications via Notify
Me.
You can also use the app to get the
latest news and events information,
take a virtual tour of Brambleton’s
community facilities and submit a request to rent a facility, or get details
on Brambleton’s Verizon FIOS package and contact information. For
new residents, there is easy access to
the New Resident Handbook and all
of the information to help them get
settled in; for residents selling their
home, there’s a one-touch link to order Resale Disclosure Documents on
the go.
The app is available for download in
the Apple App Store and on Google
Play; just search for Brambleton Community Association. These tools are
works in progress. Please share your
comments and suggestions with us
at hoa@brambleton.org. 
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COMMENTS ON COVENANTS
Covenants Enforcement
Elizabeth Stulga, CMCA - Design Review Manager
The purpose of the Declaration is to
establish a harmonious community.
Because the prompt, efficient, fair, inexpensive and non-belligerent resolution
of any disputes is desirable…from The
Declaration for Brambleton
Brambleton Community Association’s
governing documents include the
Declaration for Brambleton, where
this language can be found. It is
unique, and it creates the framework
for the enforcement efforts of the Association. The Association is responsible for maintenance and upkeep
of the common areas, the amenities,
and the administration and enforce-
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ment of all covenants, including the
Design Guidelines and those included in the Declaration. Brambleton’s
property owners are automatically
“members” of the Association, and in
addition to all of the benefits of membership, they are obligated to abide
by the rules and regulations.
In circumstances where residents,
or their property, are found to be in
violation of these requirements, the
Association’s established due process begins. Appropriate notice is
provided to the resident to advise
them of the matter and request their
attention to resolve. If the matter re-
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mains unresolved, an opportunity for
a hearing with the Covenants Committee will be provided. Brambleton’s
Covenants Committee has authority
to take enforcement actions which
may include, but are not limited to,
the suspension of use privileges of
the recreation facilities and other
common areas, removal of voting
rights, and assessment of monetary
charges.
If anyone has questions regarding
due process, the enforcement procedures, or the covenants committee,
please contact the Association (703)
542-6263 or visit our website. 
Landscape Borders
The design guidelines for landscape borders were revised by the Covenants Committee in December 2014.
Landscape borders no longer require an application before installation if they comply with the following
guidelines:
1. Borders must be constructed of natural stone or brick. The use of concrete is prohibited.
2. The use of landscaping timbers is restricted to the rear yard.
3. Black plastic borders are allowed if they do not exceed grass height.
4. They must be keeping in size and scale of the existing landscaping bed.
Maintenance requirements and future considerations:
Walls/Borders for landscaping beds and associated elements must be maintained in keeping with Brambleton Community Association’s Property Maintenance Standards. They must be kept in a neat and orderly
fashion, and must be trimmed and edged around during the growing season.
Examples of styles that meet the guidelines
Examples of styles that do not meet the guidelines
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EVENTS AND PROGRAMMING
Get Your Read On: Little Free Libraries
Are Open For Business
Sonya Farrell, Communications Coordinator
Got books? This July, Brambleton
implemented its highly anticipated
Little Free Library program. An international program that was orgininally
started in 2009 in Hudson, Wisconsin, it now boasts over 25,000 registered Libraries around the world.
Throughout the entire Brambleton
community, several small, kiosk-style
“libraries” have been installed in high
foot-traffic areas. Some look like birdhouses. One even looks like a phone
booth. But they all have one thing
in common: They’ve got books, and
nothing but books – for readers of all
ages and genres. Ok, so the Library at
the Garden Plots has seeds, too. Fun,
right? And they’re yours to borrow
whenever you want.
Bringing the program to Brambleton
was initiated by resident Abel Sussman, who got the idea from a friend
in Chantilly who had started it in his
neighborhood. When Abel brought
the idea to the Association earlier
this year, it was originally on a much
smaller scale. “I liked the idea so
much that I was very willing to build
one myself and put it in the Morning
Walk tot lot.” He suggested bringing
it to Brambleton because of his enjoyment of reading and trading books
with his friends and his belief that
“importing a love of reading to children is always a good idea.”
Brambleton’s Grounds & Facilities
Committee embraced Abel’s suggestion and quickly determined that this
could be, and should be, a community wide program. The Committee
made a recommendation to Brambleton’s Board of Directors, and at their
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February meeting, the Board acted to
approve the program and the funds
to purchase up to 6 lending stations.
Shortly thereafter, BCA staff mapped
out the initial locations, ordered the
library structures, and began collecting donations of books. Working with
Abel, a group of interested residents
became committed Little Free Library
librarians. Once the Little Free Library
kits arrived, staff built and then began installing them throughout the
community. Almost immediately,
residents were at the ready to begin
stocking, lending and borrowing!
The Little Free Library program works
on the honor system. If you want a
book, you take a book. If you take a
book, you return it when you’re done.
Or if you’re feeling really generous,
bring a book to swap in its place! So
the next time you’re cleaning out
your bookshelves or closets, please
feel free to drop your used books to
the HOA office. Our librarians, or “curators,” will take over from there and
distribute them to the various kiosks
throughout Brambleton. It’s just that
easy!
Abel explained that loss from theft
and damage from weather will always be concerns. “We kind of expect the books to disappear. Such
is the nature, and that’s why we’re
using the donation system. As people’s kids grow up and retire some
of their books, or if someone’s moving and they need to get rid of their
own library,” people are always happy
and eager to donate books. And at
the end of the day, if someone takes
a book and doesn’t return it, it’s still
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being read and enjoyed by someone.
That is, after all, the ultimate goal of
the program.
Even though the program was quietly
launched a week ago, word has really
spread. Plenty of folks have already
taken home new books to enjoy, and
we hope to be able to reach more
people by expanding the program
even further in the coming months.
For more information about how to
use the Little Free Libraries and what
types of materials are accepted, visit
our website or email us at programs@
brambleton.org.
Little Free Library Etiquette:
Donations of books only
Donations of seeds also welcome at
Garden Plot location
Cookbooks and Instructional books
welcome
No posting of flyers or pamphlets
No leaving business cards
No magazines or texbooks 
Boot Camp Baby
Kendra
L.
I have been a member of Boot Camp in Brambleton for about a year and a half. It is the first workout program I have really enjoyed and stuck with long-term. Within the first couple months of
starting boot camp, I noticed that my training for long distance races was becoming easier because
of the strength training involved. Within four months of starting Boot Camp, I was in the best shape
I had been in since high school. One thing I love about Boot Camp is Jeff 's ability to adapt each
workout to the level of fitness of each individual participant. Everyone in the class gets the best
possible workout. Last year I found out I was pregnant and because of Jeff 's ability to personalize
each workout, I was able to continue Boot Camp during my entire pregnancy (up until 39 weeks).
As a result, I was able to have a FIT pregnancy. Jeff is so passionate about health and fitness and
is personally invested in the goals of his Boot Campers. It is because of his passion that I have become more motivated and fit.
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COMMITTEES & VOLUNTEERING
Keep Loudoun Beautiful Focuses On
Beaverdam Creek Reservoir
Rick Stone, PCAM, LSM - General Manager
The volunteers with Keep Loudoun
Beautiful (KLB) have been serving
Loudoun County communities since
1972, with their commitment to make
a difference and impact the amount
of litter on Loudoun’s roadways, waterways, and natural areas.
KLB’s next Watershed Cleanup event
is planned to take place at the Beaverdam Creek Reservoir on Saturday,
August 8th, from 9:00 AM to approximately 3:00PM. KLB is looking for
70 volunteers to man 35 canoes to
remove unwanted litter and debris
from the reservoir. To participate in
this event, you must register on the
KLB Website. All registered participants will meet at the Mount Hope
Road access point to the reservoir off
Belmont Ridge Road.
Beaverdam Creek Reservoir, owned
by Loudoun Water, is first and foremost a source of public drinking water. Loudoun Water has partnered
with the Northern Virginia Regional
Park Authority (NOVA Parks) to manage recreational activities and public
access. For more information about
the recreational uses and access to
the Reservoir, please visit the NOVA
Parks Website. 
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Live Fit. Live Brambleton.
Brambleton is excited to offer six different races for participants of all ages. Start your day in the heart of
downtown Brambleton with any of the upcoming 5k/10k races or conquer three sports in one with a summer
kids Triathlon! Each event is family-friendly, and proceeds from all the races will directly benefit one or
more local organizations.
2015 Race Schedule
Saturday
April 18
Saturday
September 19
Sunday
May 17
Saturday
November 14
Thursday
December 31
Saturday
September 12
Triple Crown Finisher
Participants who complete 3 out of the 6 races (excluding fun runs), will receive a “Triple Crown Finisher”
commemorative race medal. Please contact christine.elansary@brambleton.org for more information.
Sponsored by
www.brambletonhoa.com/racebrambleton
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Program Partner
Spotlight
Drama Kids of Loudoun County has
been undergoing some exciting
changes this summer! First, it is now
under the new ownership of longtime Drama Kids teacher, Jen Drake,
who has also taken the role of director. She is excited to build out the
program and offer even more classes..
We are so excited to be back for another year in Brambleton! Registration is now open for several classes:
KinderKids class (for ages 4-5)
Monday nights from 4:15 PM - 5:00
PM
Upper Primary class (for ages 6-11)
est after-school drama program in
the world, with more than 50,000 students currently at its 1,500 plus locations both in the United States and
internationally. Its curriculum features original, creative lessons with a
built-in advancing scale of language
development that enables students
of different ages and abilities to progress at their own rate. Its curriculum
differs significantly from traditional
drama programs, with an emphasis
on fun drama activities that are designed to allow all students to fully
participate and develop acting and
speaking skills regardless of age or
prior experience level.
PM
Acting Academy class (for ages 1218)
PM
All three classes will be held at the
Brambleton Community Center and
will begin on Monday, September 14
and run through May 16.
Discounts are available for pre-payment. If you pay your child’s tuition in
two semi-annual installments, you’ll
get a 5% discount. And if you pay the
full year’s tuition up front, you’ll save
10%. Space is limited. Act now to reserve your child’s spot!! Register today at dramakids.com/va4!
About Drama Kids
Drama Kids International is the larg-
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Drama Kids offers age-appropriate
classes for students ages 4 through18
years old. Classes meet once each
week for one hour at locations
throughout the country. The program
allows new enrollment throughout
the year, space permitting. Drama
Kids also offers preschool workshops,
summer camp, and Drama Kids At
School, an in-school program for elementary and middles schools that
brings its innovative curriculum directly into the schools as part of the
school’s after-school program. For
more information, visit www.dramakids.com/va4. 
Registration is now OPEN for our fall
classes in Brambleton!
Upper Primary (ages 6-11)
Mondays, 5:00-6:00
Acting Academy (ages 12-18)
Mondays, 6:00-7:00
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BRAMBLETON GROUP
News from the Developer
Tour the Brambleton Welcome
Center Virtually
Now you can take a tour of the
Brambleton Welcome Center and
Builder Showcase virtually. An official
Google photographer recently came
out to the Brambleton Welcome
Center to photograph the space so
that it can be viewed online virtually.
Simply search on Google "Brambleton Welcome Center" and select "See
Inside" to take the tour!
Send Us Your Fave Photos!
The recently debuted Brambleton
Town Center News is a monthly
publication which highlights news
and events around the Town Center. Each month we’ll spotlight
an upcoming event as well as our
Tenant of the Month. There’s even
a special section dedicated to Fave
Photos, to be filled with YOUR photo
submissions! So send us your photos
as you’re out and about around the
Town Center; submit to brambletoninfo@gmail.com.
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Each month we’ll randomly select
one winner to receive a special
Town Center prize. Copies of the
recent newsletter are available in the
Brambleton Welcome Center passthru and also online here.
event benefit the pediatric cancer
cause.
Participants can opt to compete as a
team or individually. When you register, you will select a wave time based
on your approximate 1-mile pace.
Most people will be able to complete
the course in 35 minutes or less.
B_Fit, Brambleton!
The B_Fit Trail Challenge, presented
by Fitness Image Results and Families in Training, will be held on Saturday, September 19, 2015 in Brambleton. Timed waves will compete on
approximately 2.5 miles of paved
trails including 11 fitness stations
with a range of strength and agility
challenges along the way.
Registration Now Open! $27/person,
which includes a technical shirt and
registration fees. Proceeds from this
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Team competition: Your top 4 team
members' times will be averaged to
determine your team's score. Team
members do not need to participate
at the same time. Join an existing
team or create a new one! All ages
6+ and abilities are welcome! They
are capping this event at 120 participants, so secure your wave time
before it’s gone! Click here for more
details.
meet the players — including TJ Oshie — who’s brand new to the team.
So it’s cool!
Humans of Brambleton: Dr. Zach
Casagrande
It’s a great place to live. We have
lived in Loudoun since I completed
my residency and started practicing.
Brambleton is a great place to raise
a family, there are tons of kids, and
it’s a growing area still. And people
care about their health and their
kids’ health and teeth here. I also
wanted somewhere that I could live
close to the office and become part
of the community….and the short
commute doesn’t hurt! With three
kids of my own I wanted to be home
as much as I could. When I finished
my residency in Richmond and came
back home to Northern Virginia,
Brambleton was really just a road
and they were building the movie
theater. I think we were the second
tenant in the Town Center. Now
obviously there’s a ton of stuff going
on. We’re getting ready to expand
the office again this fall and this time
we’re adding something that I don’t
think a medical or dental office has
ever done before. It’s going to make
the experience for patients that
much better.
This month we chatted with Dr. Zach
Casagrande of NorthernVirginia
Orthodontics about what it’s like to
be the official orthodontist of the
Capitals, Wizards and Mystics, how
he gives back to the community, and
why you should be having fun at the
orthodontist.
So, Northern Virginia Orthodontics (NVO) has just been named
the “Official Orthodontist” of the
Washington Capitals, Wizards and
Mystics. What exactly does that
mean?
We’ve actually treated a bunch of
the Caps, but none of the Wizards
or Mystics yet,
but we will be.
[Ted] Leonsis
owns the Verizon
Center and the
three teams and
they have 450
employees, not
including the
players. Basically,
we’ll be taking
care of those employees, the players
and their families. For the organization (Monumental Sports) they get
their orthodontic work and we get
that great exposure.
Does this mean people can expect
to see some professional athletes
showing up at NVO sometime
soon?
Definitely, and we’ve seen some already. Not only in the office patientwise, but they’re giving us a lot of
access, too. So at their most recent
Capitals Fanfest, they let us go over
with some staff and patients and
What do you like about the area?
And the rest is history. Since then
NVO has made a great impact on
the community.
My wife and I are really active in the
community. We do a ton of philanthropic and charity work, which I’m
hugely passionate about. We’ve had
three patients with pediatric cancer
over the last five years that have succumbed to the disease. So we did a
huge fundraiser for pediatric cancer
where I bought a Jeep and parked it
right in front of the Town Center for
two months to raffle it off, which we
called “Car For A Cure.” One hundred
percent of the collections went to
charity. Half went to Team Mathias,
the pediatric cancer charity of a dear
patient of mine, and half went to
research at Children’s National in D.C.
We ended up raising $158,000, just
locally in the community, which was
awesome!
What drives that passion for you?
Honestly, just helping people. When
I see a patient, it’s for two years. And
a family with three kids I’ll see for
seven or eight years in a row. You
get to know these families very well.
Mathias Giordano was one of my
favorite patients, super polite kid,
always talking to everyone in the office, caring, kind, good looking, great
smile, very athletic. And watching
him go through his fight against cancer, I wanted to do whatever I could
for the family and raising awareness. Orthodontics in general allows
my team (NVO) and I the ability to
change and better lives every day
and also gives our office the means
to do things like this for others. Our
goal is to make a difference in as
many lives and patients and families
as possible.
What made you want to be an
orthodontist?
When I realized college and baseball
weren’t going to last forever, I started working in my dad’s best friend’s
dental office during breaks from
school. That’s when I got interested.
In your third year of dental school
you do all of these rotations to see
all of the specialties, and that’s when
I knew I wanted to do orthodontics.
The main reason: the orthodontists
seemed the happiest.
How long before you get the Nats
in your office?
Oh man, that would be awesome. If
they come calling, we’ll do it. Baseball’s the sport I played, it’s my son’s
passion. We love all those guys. I’d
say, to answer your question, give
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it a couple of years. Once they see
how well we treat the Caps and the
Wizards and Mystics, they’ll be calling!
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Town Center Tidbits
www.brambleton.com/towncenter
•
bleton Single-Family Home =
$664,477
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Town Homes:
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Towns and Villas are both priced
from the low $400s
•
Van Metre's Clover Hill Brixton
model (Plan M) is for sale with a
lease-back
•
Average Base Price of a Brambleton Townhome = $472,624
Brambleton Sales
Project to Date Sales =
4,757(opened Sept. ‘01)
•
Broadlands Family Practice Has
Exciting News to Share! They
now offer URGENT/ACUTE care
walk-in office visits from 7:30
AM - 4:00 PM, Monday through
Friday. These visits will be on a
first-come, first-served basis only,
and no appointment is necessary. Brambleton office only.
For more information, visit their
website or call 703-722-2312.
Builder Buzz
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SF Homes = 1,991
•
Town Homes = 1,967
Single Family Homes:
•
Condos = 799
•
Single Family homes are priced
from the upper $500s
2015 Year to Date Sales = 226
•
Van Metre's Northstar Collection
is now SOLD OUT!
•
Base prices in Van Metre's
Edgewood Collection have increased by $10k; now starting at
$661,235*
•
Average Base Price of a Bram-
August 2015
•
SF Homes = 66
•
Town Homes = 160
*Prices, terms, conditions subject to
change.
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$479,989
$489,900
$569,900
$601,140
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$415,000
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$0
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$624,900
$650,000
$679,990
$699,999
$785,000
$589,000
$615,000
$618,000
$650,000
$679,990
$675,000
$780,000
$4,000
$0
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22456 Faith Ter
42548 Magellan Sq
22812 Edson Ter
42471 Greenside Dr
22968 Fanshaw Sq
23364 Evening Primrose Sq
23508 Epperson Sq
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42626 Callalily Way
42481 Spring Splendor Dr
23171 Kleinsmith Way
42614 Callalily Way
22772 Portico Pl
23014 Lois Ln
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Hail to the Loudoun South Little
League 9/10 National All Star Team!
Brambleton residents Tyler Fetterman, Cooper Nelson, Troy Koerner and Colin Scherer helped their team sweep
through the District 16 Championship and went on to become Virginia State Champions. They competed in
the Tournament of State Champions recently in Greenville, North Carolina, where they defeated teams from
Florida, South Carolina and Georgia before falling to North Carolina in a hard-fought championship game.
Congrats on a job well done, boys!
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August 2015
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SCHOOLS
BWHS Music Boosters News & Events
Helisa Whitley, Publicity Coordinator
Future Falcon Mini Band
Camp
The 2015 Briar Woods Future Falcon Mini Band Camp will be held
August 18-19 at Briar Woods HS.
Under the direction of Mr. Duane
Minnick, the award winning Briar
Woods Falcon Regiment Band and
Color Guard will guide future band
members in drill and music.
Who should attend? Rising 7th
and 8th graders interested in
marching band as a musician or
part of color guard.
Registration Fee is $95 - due by
August 7. Registration Fee covers
drill instructions, flip folder with
music, T-shirt, flag for Color Guard,
snacks and FREE admission to
Future Falcon Night football game
in the fall.
For more information, including
registration form: email Mini_
band_camp@bwhsmusicboosters.
org or visit www.bwhsmusicboosters.org.
Coming in September
The 2015 Mattress Sale Fundraiser
will be held on September 19th
at Briar Woods High School. Look
for neighborhood signs and more
information this summer!
Fundraisers: Falcon Gear
Select Falcon yard flags, t-shirts,
gear to kick off the summer, and
more! View our selection of Falcon
Gear and order by visiting the
Music Boosters website at www.
BWHSmusicboosters.org or by
emailing BWHSMusicBoosters@
gmail.com
Visit BWHSMusicBoosters.org for
the latest news on all Briar Woods
music programs.
Community Partners Doing Good:
Little Smiles
Over the last month, we at Little Smiles Pediatric Dentistry and Costa
Family Dentistry have been collecting toys for pediatric patients at Fairfax
Hospital as part of GraysonGives, a campaign started by an awesome,
local boy named Grayson, who suffers from Type 1
Diabetes.
After spending time in the hospital himself, Grayson decided he wanted to hold a toy drive for the other cihldren in the hospital. He wanted to "help them not feel
scared while they were there and not feeling well."
Dr. Costa and his three kids recently went shopping to
help us fulfill our promise to match all donations made
by our patients (and to buy some extras for such a great
cause!). We were so happy to be able to help spread
some little SMILES! Grayson, you are our hero!
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August 2015
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Ashburn and Gum Spring Library
Program Highlights for August
Ashburn Library
Aug. 10, 7:00 PM - Super Marvelous Magic Show* with the Wizard of Reading. A magic
show about superheroes that includes music, audience participation and theatrical
techniques to bring books and heroes alive. Sponsored by the Loudoun Library Foundation, Inc. *Tickets (free) may be required. Call your local branch for details.
Aug. 13, 3:00 PM - Wonderful Wigglers with Rust Nature Sanctuary. Learn how snakes
and worms are heroes for the environment! For Grades K-5.
Aug. 17, 7:00 PM - Super Reptiles Alive! Every hero has a story and every animal does,
too. Discover the unique superpowers different species of reptiles possess, while
meeting all kinds of live snakes, lizards, turtles and other amazing animals.For all ages.
Sponsored by the Loudoun Library Foundation*Tickets (free) may be required. Call
your local branch for details.
August 20, 2:00 PM - Job Seekers: Resume 101: Learn how to use library resources to
write a resume.
STORYTIMES:
Babygarten Storytime (ages 0-18 months) - Mondays, 10:00 AM; Thursdays & Saturdays, 11:00 AM
Toddler and Terrific 2's (ages 18-36 months) - Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays,
10:00 AM
Preschool Storytime (ages 3-5) - Tuesdays & Wednesdays, 11:00 AM
Musical Storytime (ages 0 & up) - Tuesdays & Wednesdays, 1:30 PM
Family Storytime (ages 0 & up) - Tuesdays & Wednesdays, 7:00 PM; Saturdays, 10:00 AM
Open Door Sensory Storytime (preschoolers and up with a caregiver) - Saturday, June
20, 2:00 PM
BOOK CLUBS:
Adult Book Club: Monday, August 10, 7:00 PM, Brambleton Community Center Where'd You Go, Bernadette? by Maria Semple
Teen Lit Book Club: Wednesday, August 12, 7:00 PM - Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson
PROGRAMS
One-on-One Technology Training - Get help with internet and computer basics, and
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August 2015
“Like” us on Facebook, and get our recent updates.
pdates.
job searching. Call for an appointment.
Art on Exhibit – Acrylics by Ken Lacey
un Library
Modays, 7:00 PM - Live performances for all ages, sponsored by the Loudoun
Foundation, Inc.
Tesdays, 7:00 PM and Thursdays, 10:00 AM - ESOL English Conversation Group:: An informal conversation group for non-native speakers to practice speaking English.
Wednesdays, 2:00 – 4:00 PM - #locohangout: Play games, make things or just hang out.
For teens only.
Gum Spring Library
July 17 – Aug. 22 - Flora of Virginia: An exhibition from the Library of Virginia showcasing
howcasing
Virginia’s natural environment and the history of botanical illustration and art.
Aug. 6 - Sign-up for September Book Clubs
Aug. 17, 4:00 PM - Martial Arts with Master Jun Kim. Preschool – Grade 2
Aug. 17, 7:00 PM - Healthy Eating for Kids with Christopher Ko, MD
Aug. 20, 6:00 PM - Film: Wonder Women!
Aug. 24, 7:00 PM - Effective Ways to Help your Children Manage Anger with Mi-Kwon,
PhD.
Aug. 29, 1:30 PM - Summer Reading Finale Carnival
Aug. 30, 2:00 PM - Paws to Read
PROGRAMS
d aloud to
Tuesdays, 4:30 – 5:30 PM - Reading Buddies Storytime: Teen volunteers read
young children.
Tuesdays, 7:00 PM - ESOL: English Conversation Group: Informal group for non-native
speakers to practice speaking English. All levels welcome.
un Library
Wednesdays, 7:00 PM - Live performances every week sponsored by the Loudoun
Foundation.
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COMMUNITY RESOURCES
Protects and Serves Man's Best Friends
Sarah Conrad, Covenants Advisor
The Covenants Advisors recently attended a meeting with Loudoun County
Animal Services to learn about the types
of services that are offered to the community. We walked away with a lot of
great information that we wanted to
share with you.
(LCAS) is comprised of two major components, Animal Shelter Operations
and Animal Control Division. The Animal Shelter provides care for companion animals that have been surrendered by their owners or found stray
in the County. The Animal Shelter also
offers pets for adoption, community
engagement, and volunteer opportunities. The Animal Control Division
enforces state and local animal laws
regarding reports of animal cruelty or
welfare concerns by utilizing investigative and humane education practices. Animal Control Officers engage
residents through animal welfare presentations to schools, HOA groups,
and other community organizations.
Additional information can also be
found on their website at www.loudoun.gov/animals or Facebook.com/
loudounanimals.
The Commonwealth of Virginia mandates that Loudoun County require all
dogs four months of age and older to
be licensed. In Loudoun County, dog
licenses are issued concurrently with
the rabies vaccination effective period
for each individual dog. The county issues permanent tags to remain with
the dog for its lifetime (replacement
tags are available if needed). All dogs
must have a license tag securely attached to a collar and worn whenever
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the dog is off of the owner’s property.
Failure to purchase a dog license is a
Class IV Misdemeanor, which can carry
up to a $250 fine. The good news is
that you can pay for your dog license
online.
listed below by clicking here, or submit a request with the BCA by visiting
http://www.brambletonhoa.com/requesttracker.aspx and selecting “Pet
Concern.”
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Feces Removal – reports of citizen
not removing pet waste from any
property (other than his own)
•
Dog running at large – reports of
dog roaming off leash
•
Stray aggressive animal
•
Welfare concerns – report of concern for the welfare of animal in
non-life threatening condition.
•
Dog or cat bite when the owner is
known
Why You Need a License for Your
Dog
•
•
A license tells everyone that your
pet is not a homeless stray, and
it can identify you as the owner
should your pet be found running
loose.
Animal Control Officers will attempt to deliver your licensed
dog to you immediately, skipping
a trip to the animal shelter.
•
Dog licenses are required for entrance to many dog parks.
•
License fees support Animal Care
& Control programs including:
care and housing for approximately 3,000 stray and abandoned
animals a year, investigations of
animal neglect and cruelty, emergency rescue and response services for animals, adopting homeless
pets to new families, and community education and outreach.
•
Your dog license is proof that your
pet has been vaccinated against
rabies.
Animal Services officers are responsible for enforcing Virginia State laws
and Loudoun County and town ordinances that pertain to animals. In
addition, Animal Services officers are
responsible for various other services
24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Services include:
•
Investigation of animal cruelty,
neglect, abandonment, and fighting
•
Investigation of dog attacks to humans and domestic animals
•
Investigation of confinement of
animals in vehicles
Services Provided in the Community
strives to deliver accessible, convenient service to the Loudoun community. You may submit an online
complaint for the following concerns
August 2015
•
Regulation and inspection of kennels and pet stores
•
Removal of stray dogs from streets
and public areas
•
Response to wildlife that poses a
threat or has had contact with a
person or domestic animal
•
Technical animal rescues, such as
ice and swift water rescue
•
Response to sick or injured companion animals
•
Assistance to police and fire-rescue personnel
•
Rabies vaccination and dog license enforcement
Animal Control dispatchers can be
reached at 703-777-0406 and remain
available during business hours to
receive those complaint types listed
above and to answer any questions
you may have. For emergency complaints after hours, please contact the
Sheriff ’s Department at 703-777-1021.
•
C.A.R.E. Program
Brambleton’s residents are subject to
both the Loudoun County requirements and the Association’s policies,
including Policy Resolution NO. 7 Pet
Policies. 
ASSOCIATION MAINTENANCE
Grounds & Maintenance: My First 60
Days at BCA
Billy Massey, Facilities & Grounds Supervisor
My first 60 days here in Brambleton
have been exciting, welcoming, challenging, and, most notably, extremely busy! I was immediately embraced,
and after only a few days, I felt like an
integral part of the Brambleton team.
My first week here, I hit the ground
running, helping with our very successful first Brewfest, quickly followed by our annual Red, White, and
Bram celebration, and our first Sizzlin’
Summer Concert.
While that was my initial experience,
my primary responsibilities involve
the day to day operations of Brambleton’s facilities and grounds. On
any one day I can be seen interacting
with contractors performing repairs
on one of our buildings, meeting with
homeowners to discuss a reported
work request, inspecting the pool
facilities, or even getting a little dirty
w h i l e performing repairs in our
parks or common areas.
This has certainly proven to be a very
busy summer! I can truly say that I
have learned a great deal in the short
amount of time that I’ve been here,
and I am having fun in the process.
I greatly appreciate my co-workers
and residents welcoming me and
my family to the community. I look
forward to taking on more responsibility and learning all of the ins and
outs of the job and community. This
will take time, as every day brings
new challenges. I feel blessed to
be a part of this team, and I and
look forward to getting to know the
community better.
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22843 ANGELIQUE DR
22990 FOX FIRE TER
42548 MAGELLAN SQ
42499 ROCKROSE SQ
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$614,999
$479,989
$785,000
$310,000
$175,000
$479,900
$698,500
$409,900
$384,900
$192,000
$679,990
$489,900
$624,900
$449,900
$589,000
$699,999
$618,500
$569,000
Type
Detached
Townhouse
Detached
Townhouse
Condo
Townhouse
Detached
Townhouse
Townhouse
Townhouse
Detached
Townhouse
Detached
Townhouse
Detached
Detached
Detached
Townhouse
BR/BA
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4/2.5
5/4.5
5/2.5
1/1
4/3.5
5/5.5
3/2.5.5
3/3.5
1/1
6/5.5
3/3.5
4/3.5
3/2.5.5
4/3.5
4/4.5
5/4.5
4/3.5
Close Price
$620,000
$479,990
$780,000
$303,000
$177,500
$482,000
$688,000
$400,000
$384,900
$188,500
$679,990
$475,000
$618,000
$440,000
$589,000
$675,000
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22784 FERNCREST TER
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42643 NEW DAWN TER
22812 EDSON TER
22968 FANSHAW SQ
42677 EMPEROR DR
22456 FAITH TER
42600 CARDINAL TRACE TER
23418 EVENING PRIMROSE SQ
22932 ROSE QUARTZ SQ
42602 CARDINAL TRACE TER
42678 HOLLYHOCK TER
23301 TRADEWIND DR
22573 HIGHCROFT TER
42467 MALACHITE TER
List Price
$729,900
$360,000
$369,000
$650,000
$399,900
$420,000
$489,900
$679,900
$368,000
$335,000
$569,525
$409,990
$299,900
$300,000
$519,000
$389,900
$400,000
Type
Detached
Townhouse
Townhouse
Detached
Townhouse
Townhouse
Townhouse
Detached
Townhouse
Townhouse
Townhouse
Townhouse
Townhouse
Townhouse
Townhouse
Townhouse
Townhouse
BR/BA
5/4.5
3/2.5
3/2
4/4.5
3/3.5
3/2.5.5
3/2.5
4/4.5
3/2.5.5
3/2.5
4/3.5
3/2.5.5
2/2.5
2/2.5
3/2.5.5
3/3.5
3/2.5.5
Close Price
$720,000
$350,000
$369,000
$650,000
$399,000
$415,000
$485,000
$667,000
$368,000
$337,000
$560,000
$408,000
$300,000
$300,000
$515,000
$375,000
$380,000
Seller Subsidy
$0
$0
$0
$11,000
$10,000
$7,000
$0
$10,000
$6,000
$5,500
$0
$0
$7,500
$9,500
$5,000
$7,500
$1,500
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RESIDENT RESOURCES
Important Info to Know
Brambleton Community
Association
P.O. Box 11983
Newark, NJ 07101-4983
and security within Brambleton.
42395 Ryan Road, Suite 210
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
703-542-6263(p)
703-542-6266(f )
Trash Collection
Notary Service
Trash: Tuesdays & Fridays
Yard Debris: Tuesdays (March
- Dec)
Available by Appointment
Only - please call 703-5426263.
Recycling: Fridays
AAA: 703-818-8222
www.recyclebank.com
Notary service is free to Brambleton residents for the first
two documents, with a $2.00
fee per document thereafter. Non-residents will be
charged $2.00 per document.
HOA@brambleton.org
BCTV, FiOS Channel 42
After Hour Emergency
Contact
BCA Drop Box
A drop box is available after
hours and is located outside
To report a concern after nor- of the Brambleton Communimal business hours, please ty Association office building,
call 703-385-1133.
located at 42395 Ryan Road.
Board of Directors
Residents may drop off archiMeetings
tectual applications, commitBoard of Directors meetings tee applications, etc. Assessare held at the BCA Manage- ments will not be accepted.
ment Office located at 42395 Neighborhood Watch
Ryan Road, Suite 210.
If you see something suspiUpcoming Meetings
cious or criminal, immediateTuesday, October 6, 8:15 AM ly call LCSO at (703) 777-1021
or 911 if it is a crime in progTuesday, Dec. 1, 8:15AM
ress.
Assessment Mailing
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to the group that is focused
and concerned about safety
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Photo ID required.
Witnessing on documents
will not be provided by the
Brambleton Community Association.
Virginia notaries are not authorized to certify true copies
of birth, death or marriage
certificates. Only the Division
of Vital Records/Statistics
may perform such a certification.
Social Media
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COMMUNITY CONTACTS
Important Numbers
Community Management Contacts
Brambleton Community Management Office
703-542-6263 703-542-6266 (f )
Residences at Brambleton (FSR)
703-385-1133
Summerfield 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
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Emergency: Fire/Rescue/Police
911
Animal Care & Control
703-777-0406 540-882-3984 (f )
Building Permits
703-777-0220
Post Office, Ashburn - 44715 Prentice Drive
703-406-6291
Sheriff : Non-Emergency
703-777-1021
Sheriff : Traffic Hotline
703-771-5798
August 2015
Babysitter Directory
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
office at 703-542-6263 Monday thru Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM or email HOA@brambleton.org. Make sure you
leave your name, age, any certifications, telephone number, and address for proof of residency in Brambleton.
Name
Age
Telephone Number
Megan O’Sullivan (F,C,N)
Ariana Abousaeedi (F,C,B)
Megan Scalzo
Christian Jessup (C, B, F)
Emily Sola (B,F,C)
Bradley Ace (F,C,Infant C)
Malena Llanos (F,C)
Erica Llanos (B,C)
Erin Donahue (B,F,C)
Esha Rawat
Alexis Haycraft (C)
Audrey Haisley (F,C)
Bailey Moore (B,C,F)
Lauren Cohen (B)
Kristie Gogo
Kirby Shultz
Ashley Kucuk (C)
Shaelyn Mullaney (C,F)
Dina McAleer
Christin Hensley
Carly Hensley
Sophia Travers (B,F,C)
Hailey White (B,F,C)
Antonia Pelligrini (B,C)
Eve Thompson (B)
Rachael Bissett
Olivia Bissett
Jessica Koch (B)
Hanna Weinstock (B,C,F)
Haley Jessup (F,C)
Jessica McCauley
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16
15
17
15
16
17
12
14
16
17
18
17
15
21
22
17
25
21
15
13
13
14
12
12
16
14
13
13
17
15
571-233-7165
703-732-6411
703-946-0125
703-327-7890
703-863-3023
703-327-3866
703-728-6714
703-542-7363
703-439-7405
703-722-2839
571-436-1871
571-839-7355
571-527-6060
703-901-0028
703-307-7555
520-240-0427
703-975-3892
540-533-3304
703-722-2258
703-327-5151
703-327-5151
703-822-3041
703-327-3529
703-786-7212
443-632-6584
703-507-9426
703-508-0602
703-327-4767
571-442-7893
703-726-8938
703-678-7734
Key
(B) Taken a Babysitters Course
(C) CPR certified
(F) First Aid certified
(N) Nanny or daycare experience
* The Association makes no representations about these individuals except that
they have given permission for their names
to be published. We do not endorse or promote a single sitter. Please contact the specific person for his/her rates and abilities.
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VOLUNTEER
Committees
Activities Committee
Upcoming Meetings:
August 18, 7:30 PM
Membership: Open
August 10, 7:00 PM
September 15, 7:30 PM
Upcoming Meetings:
Safety & Security Committee
August 19, 7:30 PM
Chair: Dave Pavlik
Financial Advisory Committee
Membership: One Seat Open
Chair: Open
Upcoming Meetings:
Brambleton Kids Care
Membership: At chartered capacity
August 11, 7:30 PM
General Membership: Open
Upcoming Meetings:
Upcoming Meetings:
August 25,, 7:30 PM
* All Association Committee meetings are
held at the BCA Management Offices, located at 42395 Ryan Road, Suite 210. Location and date changes will be announced
in the Friday Flash.
November 16, 7:30 PM
Grounds & Facilities Committee
Covenants Committee
Chair: Walter Berkey
Chair: Mike Dorrity
Upcoming Meetings:
Associates In Eyecare
Please visit http://www.brambletonhoa.
com/committees or contact HOA@brambleton.com, call 703-542-6263 for more information on joining a committee.
Stone Ridge/South Riding
Optometrists, PC
Eye Exams For The Entire Family • Contact Lens Fittings • Eye Emergency Services
N
Belmont Ridge Rd.
E
W
Brambleton
S
Evergreen Mills
Gum Springs
Rt. 50
Stone Springs
Harris
Teeter
South
Riding
Stone Ridge
ASSOCIATES
IN EYECARE
Stone Ridge Village Plaza
42015 Village Center Plaza
Suite 103
Stone Ridge, VA 20105
(Next to Harris Teeter)
703-542-8888
Dr Lindsay Plett
Dr Tiffany Lione
Laser Vision Consultation • Frames For Every Personality and Price Range
www.AIEvision.com
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August 2015
NEXT MONTH
September 2015
Brambleton
Growing Families. Building Community. Connecting Life.
September 2015
Doggone Wild Pool Party
Neighborhood Campout
Upcoming Events
Doggone Wild Pool Party
Neighborhood Campout
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FOR YOUR HEALTH
Identifying Symptoms of Sepsis
Christopher Crowell, MD - Medical Director, StoneSpring Emergency Center
You may not have heard about
sepsis, a life-threatening response
to infection, but it is a frequent
cause for visits to the emergency
room and can be extremely dangerous.
When you get an infection, your
immune system releases chemicals
into your blood to fight the infection. In most cases, this response
allows the infection to be neutralized and eliminated. However, in
some cases the immune response
can be severe, and the infected
individual can develop sepsis. This
inflammatory process can spread
throughout the body, which can
lead to blood clots and leaky blood
vessels. This in turn can impair
blood flow, which can damage the
body’s organs by depriving them
of nutrients and oxygen. In severe
cases of sepsis, one or more organs
fail; in the worst case, sepsis can
lead o septic shock. If this happens,
multiple organs may quickly fail,
and a patient can die.
While anyone can get sepsis,
nfants and children, older adults,
and people with weakened immune systems or chronic diseases
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are at higher risk because of their
reduced ability to fight infection.
Different types of infections can
lead to sepsis, including infections
of the skin, lungs, urinary tract,
abdomen (such as appendicitis), or
other parts of the body.
The symptoms of sepsis can be
subtle and are often missed or
misdiagnosed. The Sepsis Alliance
created a chart to remember the
symptoms:
* S – shivering, fever, or feeling
very cold
* E – extreme pain or discomfort
* P – pale or discolored skin
* S – sleepy, difficult to rouse, or
confused
* I – “I feel like I might die”
* S – shortness of breath
If you suspect sepsis, it is worth
calling 911 or going to the emergency room.
Diagnosis of sepsis is best done
in an emergency room, and may
require lab and radiology tests.
Sepsis is usually treated through
August 2015
intravenous fluids and antibiotics.
In some cases, other drugs or treatments may be necessary. The good
news is that many people who
are treated promptly can recover
completely.
You can try to prevent sepsis the
same ways you prevent against
other infections: stay away from
others who are ill; wash hands before eating, after playing or working outside, and after using the
bathroom; and keep young infants
who have not yet received their
vaccinations away from crowds
or anyone who is sick. If you are
prescribed antibiotics, follow the
directions and take all doses. Seek
medical help if an illness doesn’t
get better or if gets worse.
For more information about sepsis,
see the Sepsis Alliance’s website:
http://www.sepsisalliance.org/. 
Christopher Crowell, MD,
is the Medical Director at
StoneSpring Emergency
Center and a board certified
emergency physician. Dr.
Crowell has been with the
StoneSpring Emergency
Center since it’s opening in
September of 2013.
24440 STONE SPRINGS BLVD, DULLES, VA 20166
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Contact Us
42395 Ryan Road, Suite 210
703-542-6263 (p); 703-542-6266 (f )
hoa@brambleton.org
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