Board of Supervisors - Hunter Mill District

Fairfax County, Virginia

 

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Our office is open 8:30AM-5PM M-F

703-478-0283 | TTY 711

1801 Cameron Glen Drive
Reston, VA 20190

Walter L. Alcorn, Hunter Mill District Supervisor

WHAT WE DO

Supervisor Walter L. Alcorn represents the residents of the Hunter Mill District, which includes Reston, Vienna, and parts of Tysons and Herndon. The Board of Supervisors establishes county policies and ordinances, sets local tax rates, and approves budget and land use plans. The Hunter Mill District Supervisor's Office provides constituent services for residents, and supports the supervisor in the mission of governing the district and the county.

What's New Now: Summer 2023

Lake Anne Economic Visioning Project Update Meeting June 8
Fairfax County's Department of Planning and Development in partnership with consultant Streetsense is coordinating a study to form a consensus around an economic vision for the Lake Anne Community Revitalization Area. The Final presentation is Thursday, June 8 from 7 to 8:30 p.m., Reston Community Center Lake Anne 1609-A Washington Plaza N. Space is limited, please RSVP to attendLearn more.

Reston Town Center North Task Force Meeting June 13
The next Reston Town Center North Task Force Meeting is Tuesday, June 13, 7 p.m. in the North County Health and Human Services Building, located at 1850 Cameron Glen Dr., Reston, Meeting Room 600/600A. Presentations will be made from the Department of Public Works, the Department of Budget and Management's Economic, Demographic and Statistical Research Unit; Cornerstones, and INOVA Hospital System. For more information, contact Shruti Nallappa 

Update on Reston Comprehensive Plan and Upcoming Dates: 
https://myemail.constantcontact.com/May-24--2023-Weekly-Hunter-Mill-District-News.html

Tysons Wastewater Project Ongoing
The county's Department of Public Works and Environmental Services (DPWES) is moving forward with the Tysons Wastewater Conveyance Systems Modifications project (see my newsletter May 4, 2022). This infrastructure project will increase the size of the sewer system to accommodate the planned growth in Tysons and to ensure that the system continues to provide continuous reliable service to all customers. The pipeline route will primarily be placed under state-owned roads outside the Town of Vienna, and it is estimated that construction impacts will last for only a few days in any one location as the work progresses quickly along the 5.5-mile route scheduled to begin in 2025/26. DPWES sent notification cards to all 390 property owners whose property directly abuts the selected Tysons West sanitary sewer project route prior to the May 10, 2022 community meeting, and more meetings at the neighborhood level will be during the coming year as preliminary engineering design work continues. Directly impacted stakeholders will be notified in advance of construction activities. I am working with DPWES and concerned community members to ensure that every effort is made to protect sensitive environmental features like streams, stream valleys, and trees and to minimize any impacts on affected residents and property owners.  Learn more.

Town of Vienna

Video Archives of Hunter Mill District Meetings 

 

About Supervisor Alcorn

Supervisor Walter L. Alcorn began his term Jan. 1, 2020, representing the Hunter Mill District. Learn more about him. 

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