Traffic Calming Meeting

Next Tuesday, July 25th at 7:30, there will be a traffic calming meeting to solicit volunteers to go door to door with our traffic calming petition.

We are in the final phase of this process that has taken well over a year.  We have over 2500 vehicles that pass through our community everyday.  When they did the traffic study, those vehicles (including those of GMP residents) were traveling on an average of 10 miles per hour over the speed limit.

As Loudoun County grows, we are expecting even more traffic. This is phase one.  The next phase will be to petition the county for NO thru commercial vehicles, and it is contingent on phase one passing our community. We have also made it a point with the county that if they do build out the compression station, we do not want those trucks using our roads to access the site.

We will need 80% of the community to sign YES on this plan. We had a sign up at the 4th of July but are well short of the numbers we need.

We will be sending people around to talk with you and explain exactly what the plan will be. They will have an information packet as well as pictures of the speed humps so you will be able to make an informed decision.

If we fail to collect the number of signatures, this plan will be dead and we will have to start all over again.

If you would like to volunteer or sign the petition or just get more information on the plan, please stop by the clubhouse at 7:30 next Tuesday.

Traffic Calming Plan

We have finally received the proposed traffic calming measures from Loudoun County and the Virginia Department of Transportation.   Please see the below map for the proposed plan details.

To summarize, the county has proposed the following measures based on the speed and volume data collected back in fall of 2016.

The proposed changes consists of these measures:

1. Additional Watch for Children Signage
2. Additional Fine for Speeding with appropriate signage
3. Returning the intersection at Dinah Place and Black Branch Parkway to a three way stop
4. Adding stop signs on Waxwing Drive and Indigo Drive
5. Addition of two speed humps

On Thursday, June 22nd at 7:00 PM, we will be having a meeting at the Clubhouse with representatives from Loudoun County.    This will be an opportunity to ask questions on the proposed plan directly to the county.

As part of this process, we require signatures from homeowners in the neighborhood.   We will begin collecting these signatures on the plan at the meeting on the 22nd.

We will also be collecting signatures during our 4th of July neighborhood event.

Members of the traffic calming committee may go door to door to obtain the remaining signatures.

We encourage anyone who has concerns or questions about the proposed plan to please attend the meeting on June 22nd at 7:00 PM.