BCA Announcements
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The Bluemont Civic Association is a member-driven organization. Please join us, and have a vote! Annual dues are $15 per calendar year per household. Please provide your name, address and e-mail and $15 with your check made out to “Bluemont Civic Association” to BCA Treasurer, PO Box 5134, Arlington, VA 22205. All information is for BCA use only. When we can resume membership meetings in person, dues can be paid at meetings.
Connect with Bluemont!
- Facebook: Like our Bluemont Civic Association page on Facebook for regular updates on news of interest to Bluemont and the civic association activities www.facebook.com/bluemontcivic.
- Website www.bluemontcivic.org for BCA meetings and official information.
- BCA E-Mails: Neighbors who provide their e-mail address to exec@bluemontcivic.org receive e-mail reports monthly on issues affecting Bluemont residents, and civic association activities.
- Contact the Executive Board: BCA welcomes comments, suggestions and questions from members. Contact us at exec@bluemontcivic.org
Bluemont residents, businesses and property owners are welcome to join the next General
Membership Hybrid Meeting of the Bluemont Civic Association on Wednesday, September 28
at 7:30. The meeting will be in the library of the Key Escuela School, 855 N. Edison St.
Before the meeting, at 7 PM, there will be a meetimeetng of the Executive Board, to which all
members are invited.
Or you could join us virtually. Here’s the link to register and get the ZOOM link:
Register in advance for this meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYvdOypqT0vE9zcko9Pd41fmVVevJ
hQW1Zm
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining
the meeting. You can join with or without zoom, including via phone.
The meeting will feature a presentation by the League of Women Voters about the
upcoming elections and voting. Also a number of neighborhood issues will be discussed, and
the following draft MOTION will be put to a VOTE.
“The BCA adopts a position to oppose the Phase 2 recommendation of the missing
middle study and its implementation based on the disregard of locational limitations,
the direct result of reduced tree canopy, increased stormwater runoff, and increased
density, which will negatively impact the quality of life of Bluemont residents.
The proposed solution from the County does not address the stated issue. It
introduces more problems/issues/questions than it solves. Blanket solutions to
potentially localized issues are not a good idea.”
Other issues for discussion include the Site Plan Review Committee meeting for the 4600 N.
Fairfax (Holiday Inn) site and the reconfiguration of Wilson Blvd.
Have an issue you’d like discussed, let us know at
exec@bluemontcivic.org, or raise your
issue under “any other business” at the meeting.
For the meeting agenda, please contact
exec@bluemontcivic.org.
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