Date of Meeting: January 19, 2011 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ... · Beth Hilkemeyer, Research Manager and Jill Allmon, Demographer, Department of Management and Financial Services BACKGROUND:

Date of Meeting: January 19, 2011

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE

#X SUBJECT: Loudoun County Redistricting/Alternatives for Election Districts

STAFF CONTACTS: Tim Hemstreet, County Administrator Julie Withrow, Assistant to the County Administrator Beth Hilkemeyer, Research Manager and Jill Allmon, Demographer, Department of Management and Financial Services

BACKGROUND: At the January 4, 2011 Business meeting, the Board reviewed nine alternative redistricting plans that had been created by staff. During the meeting, the Board went into a Committee of Whole discussion, during which there were Board comments and questions for staff regarding the redistricting process, the nine presented redistricting plans and the subject of dividing precincts. After coming out the Committee of the Whole, the Board voted 9-0 to instruct the Electoral Board to pursue the precinct divisions focused on the previously identified thirteen precincts (see Attachment 1) as part of the redistricting process and to provide an update to the Board of Supervisors at the next Committee of the Whole meeting on the process and timeline. The Board also extended an invitation to the Electoral Board to attend future Board discussions regarding redistricting.

Later during the Business Meeting it was announced that the next Committee of Whole discussion would occur on January 19th. In order to provide sufficient time for analysis, consideration, and discussion, the Board requested that the community and interested parties submit redistricting plans to the Board by close of business on January 28th, although it is recognized that proposed plans may be submitted at any time up until the final plan is approved by the Board. The Board also indicated that, at the February 1st Business Meeting, the Board would provide direction to staff as to which plans to pursue and that plans would be sent to Public Hearing on March 7th. Staff was asked to publicize information about the public submittal of plans.

Since that time, staff has informed the General Registrar and the Electoral Board about the Board’s direction and has extended the invitation to attend the January 19th meeting, as well as

all future Board discussions on redistricting. In terms of the public submittal of plans, staff has issued a press release, posted information on the County’s website and placed newspaper advertisements with the information. The community has been encouraged to submit plans on or before January 28th and has been informed that proposals and comments will be accepted at any time until the Board takes action on a redistricting plan.

In response to many questions from Board members regarding the division of precincts, the County Administrator and County Attorney have issued a memo to the Board on the subject (a copy of this memo is provided in Attachment 2). Due to the time constraint the Board is under to approve a reapportionment plan, staff continues to recommend that the Board consider any precinct changes after the reapportionment process is completed. Given the challenges of pursuing both reapportionment and precinct changes at the same time, the Board may want to discuss and decide upon the extent to which precinct divisions will be considered as a part of this redistricting process.

Alternative Redistricting Plans Attached are the nine staff plans (Attachment 3) that were submitted to the Board on January 4th, as well as the two plans (Attachment 4) distributed by Supervisor Burton at that meeting. The “Communities of Interest/Major Subdivisions” map (Attachment 5) is also provided as a point of reference. Staff has made some changes to the redistricting alternative plans which should assist the Board in their review:

• The color of district #2 in the eastern end of the county has been modified so that the proposed districts in that area are more easily distinguished.

• The orange lines that depicted the current districts have been removed from each map so that they do not distract from the colors of the proposed districts. A map of the current election districts is provided in Attachment 6 as a point of reference.

• For each alternative, staff has included the precincts related to each proposed district. A current precinct map is provided as Attachment 7.

During the January 4th discussion, some Board members expressed an interest in keeping the area north of Route 7 together as much as possible. Total population of the area north of Route 7 and east of Route 28 is estimated to be 43,847, which is 21% above the balanced estimated population of 36,284. During this discussion, interest was expressed in a plan that keeps the Cascades and Lowe’s Island communities together. Staff Plans # 2, 6, and 7, as well as Burton Plan #4 accomplish this. The following concepts were also discussed on January 4th and the corporate Board may want to provide direction to staff as to whether to produce a plan or plans that:

• Excludes Washington-Dulles Airport from a district, viewing only areas outside of the airport property in terms of contiguity. To achieve this, it may be necessary to divide at least one precinct.

• Follow the boundaries of the Town of Leesburg exactly. To achieve this, it will be necessary to divide and possibly merge precincts.

The Board may want to approach their discussion by viewing the County in segments – the eastern end, the western end, the southern portion of the County and the Town of Leesburg, looking at each segment of the County as it is portrayed differently in these draft alternatives. The Board may also want to consider elimination of some presented alternatives in their entirety if not viable for further consideration. Next Steps The Board also indicated that, at the February 1st Business Meeting, the Board would provide direction to staff as to which plans to pursue and the Board has indicated that plans would be sent to Public Hearing on March 7th. Census data is expected to be released in early to mid February and it will take some time to load the data to the county’s systems and to apply the data to alternatives still under consideration. The Board should be aware it is possible that plans sent to public hearing on March 7th may not yet be based on Census data. It is anticipated that the final plan and ordinance would come back to the Board in April for adoption with subsequent submittal to the Department of Justice for pre-clearance review. ATTACHMENTS:

1. Memo from the County Administrator and County Attorney / Changes to Voting Precincts

2. Memo from General Registrar Originally Provided at September 8, 2011 Board Meeting 3. Staff Redistricting Plans #1 - #9 / Maps, Precinct Data Tables and Summary Highlights 4. Burton Plans #3 and #4 - Maps, Precinct Data Tables, and Summary of Population

Deviations by District 5. Major Subdivisions (Communities) Map 6. Current Election District Map 7. Current Precinct Map

ATTACHMENT 2

Loudoun County, Virginia

Office of General Registrar 801 Sycolin Road, SE, Suite 102., Leesburg, Virginia 20175-5686 ~ 703/777-0380 V/TDD ~ FAX 703/777-0622 ~ [email protected] SUBJECT: Redistricting The Loudoun County Electoral Board and Voter Registration Office have identified several precincts that based on current registration numbers (as of 8/9/2010) should be split to make them more manageable and efficient. We are requesting that these changes be completed during the redistricting process as other changes will be occurring potentially at all levels (federal, state and local). Making the changes in conjunction with redistricting will hopefully lessen any voter confusion.

Precinct Election District # Registered Voters 1 102 Ashburn Farm Dulles 4135 2 105 Hillside Dulles 3542 3 108 Mercer Dulles 3629 4 109 Hutchison Dulles 3794 5 112 Freedom Dulles 4326 6 304 Hamilton Blue Ridge 3720 7 407 Harper Park Catoctin 4337 8 408 Evergreen Catoctin 3798 9 410 Tolbert Catoctin 3604 10 604 Sugarland North Sugarland Run 3482 11 813 Seldens Landing Broad Run 4089 12 814 Newton Lee Broad Run 4872 13 815 Belmont Ridge Broad Run 4620

Also, in an effort to make voting more convenient and less difficult for some of our elderly population, we propose making Leisure World, Ashby Ponds and Falcons Landing polling places. The voters would be somewhat limited to only the residents of these facilities. These would be the splits for 604 Sugarland North (Falcons Landing) and 815 Belmont Ridge (Leisure World) listed above. We also would like to revisit the previous division of the 107 Little River precinct and possibly move some of the voters back. More voters were moved to the new 114 Dulles South precinct when the split took place before the precinct freeze. The Little River precinct now has 1,436 registered voters and the Dulles South Precinct has 3,476 voters. Some voters have called because the new polling place selected is further away. Some consideration might be given to finding a facility a little closer to the actual precinct boundaries for the convenience of the voters. As towns consider moving elections from May to November, we would like to rework the precincts within the Town of Leesburg to include only town voters. This will make running town elections in November less of a challenge for our election officers. Making the changes even if the town does not change the election date would not have any negative impact. There are only four (4) precincts that currently have both town and county voters. They are as follows:

Precinct Town Voters Total Voters Difference Balls Bluff 2609 2761 152 Evergreen 1846 3798 1952 Tolbert 2093 3604 1511 Heritage 1728 1983 255

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Disclaimer: The draft redistricting plan shown was created prior to therelease of the official 2010 Census data. The plan was created usingLoudoun County government's 2010 precinct population estimates.

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1 606 SENECA 3,5611 607 LOWES ISLAND 3,3411 608 MIRROR RIDGE 4,6341 609 SOUTH BANK 3,9031 701 SULLY 4,4421 702 PARK VIEW 5,0481 703 ROLLING RIDGE 4,7891 704 GUILFORD 3,7171 705 FOREST GROVE 4,3472 207 RIVER BEND 2,4712 208 ALGONKIAN 5,2832 209 POTOMAC FALLS 3,7182 210 CASCADES 4,5382 211 BUCHANAN 1,9852 212 CLAUDE MOORE PARK 5,2822 213 COUNTRYSIDE 2,7402 604 SUGARLAND NORTH 4,5802 605 SUGARLAND SOUTH 5,0783 101 SANDERS CORNER 3,9423 102 ASHBURN FARM 6,0133 105 HILLSIDE 4,9853 106 EAGLE RIDGE 5,2383 110 OAK GROVE 1,4723 113 MILL RUN 4,1833 808 STONE BRIDGE 4,5123 810 CEDAR LANE 4,0944 107 LITTLE RIVER 1,9654 109 HUTCHISON 6,1514 111 BRIAR WOODS 4,9844 112 FREEDOM 7,9544 114 DULLES SOUTH 5,3554 116 LEGACY 3,4354 117 CARTER 4,7005 407 HARPER PARK 6,0545 809 RUSSELL BRANCH 4,5275 811 DOMINION 4,5285 812 FARMWELL STATION 4,8525 813 SELDENS LANDING 6,341

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5 815 BELMONT RIDGE 6,5505 816 WELLER 4,8396 408 EVERGREEN 6,3136 501 WEST LEESBURG 3,9436 502 EAST LEESBURG 6,4396 503 DRY MILL 2,0226 504 SMARTS MILL 4,3816 505 COOL SPRING 3,7256 506 BRANDON PARK 3,0196 814 NEWTON-LEE 7,5557 304 HAMILTON 5,2917 306 BETWEEN THE HILLS 4927 401 WEST LOVETTSVILLE 3,8057 402 WATERFORD 3,4137 403 LUCKETTS 3,4337 405 GREENWAY 2,2957 406 BALLS BLUFF 4,0667 409 CLARKES GAP 2,2437 410 TOLBERT 5,8607 411 EAST LOVETTSVILLE 3,0207 412 HERITAGE 2,5808 108 MERCER 6,4808 115 PINEBROOK 4,3358 301 PURCELLVILLE ONE 3,6878 302 ROUND HILL 2,9668 303 HILLSBORO 3,0118 305 PHILOMONT 2,6518 307 MIDDLEBURG 2,1118 308 ST. LOUIS 2,0248 309 ALDIE 1,4398 310 PURCELLVILLE TWO 4,5968 311 WOODGROVE 2,949

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Plan 1

District Population Target Deviation Difference1 37,782 36,284 4.1% 1,498 2 35,675 36,284 -1.7% -6093 34,439 36,284 -5.1% -1,8454 34,544 36,284 -4.8% -1,7405 37,691 36,284 3.9% 1,4076 37,397 36,284 3.1% 1,1137 36,498 36,284 0.6% 2148 36,249 36,284 -0.1% -35

Highlights

The area east of Rt. 28 becomes two, rather than three districts, with the exception of precinct 110.

District #8 covers much of the current Blue Ridge district, while expanding east into the transition

and suburban policy areas.

The planned Metrorail corridor outside of Dulles Airport is all part of district #3.

Districts #1, #2, and #6 cover the areas of current districts, along with additional areas.

Districts #6, #7, and #8 cover the rural, transition, and suburban policy areas.

Individual Communities

Large communities that are completely within one district include: Ashburn Farm, Ashburn Village,

Belmont, Broadlands, Cascades/Lowes Island, Cascades/Potomac Lakes, Countryside, Kirkpatrick

Farms, Lansdowne, Loudoun Valley Estates, River Creek, South Riding, Stone Ridge, and Sugarland

Run.

Sterling Park is in district #1, with the exception of a small southwest portion in district #2. Precincts

cannot be modified to accommodate due to the population size of district #1.

Brambleton is in district #4, with the exception of approximately 700 existing or to‐be‐built

townhomes at the northeast corner of Belmont Ridge Road and Ryan Road in district #3. Precincts

cannot be modified to accommodate.

Potomac Station is in districts #5 and #7. The dividing line between the two districts is the Town of

Leesburg boundary.

The entirety of Lansdowne, River Creek, and Ashburn Village are in district #5.

South Riding, Loudoun Valley Estates, and the majority of Brambleton are in district #4.

Towns

If the Board adopted guideline of using existing precinct boundaries is followed, the Town of

Leesburg cannot be in one district. The Town of Leesburg is in two districts in this plan.

Other than the Town of Leesburg, most of the incorporated towns are within one district.

Purcellville does have two households in district #7.

Proposed election district boundaries follow the town boundaries of Leesburg and Purcellville,

raising the possibility that an annexation could lead town residents to be in an additional election

district.

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1 605 SUGARLAND SOUTH 5,0781 606 SENECA 3,5611 608 MIRROR RIDGE 4,6341 701 SULLY 4,4421 702 PARK VIEW 5,0481 703 ROLLING RIDGE 4,7891 704 GUILFORD 3,7171 705 FOREST GROVE 4,3472 207 RIVER BEND 2,4712 208 ALGONKIAN 5,2832 209 POTOMAC FALLS 3,7182 210 CASCADES 4,5382 211 BUCHANAN 1,9852 212 CLAUDE MOORE PARK 5,2822 213 COUNTRYSIDE 2,7402 604 SUGARLAND NORTH 4,5802 607 LOWES ISLAND 3,3412 609 SOUTH BANK 3,9033 101 SANDERS CORNER 3,9423 102 ASHBURN FARM 6,0133 105 HILLSIDE 4,9853 106 EAGLE RIDGE 5,2383 110 OAK GROVE 1,4723 113 MILL RUN 4,1833 808 STONE BRIDGE 4,5123 810 CEDAR LANE 4,0944 107 LITTLE RIVER 1,9654 109 HUTCHISON 6,1514 111 BRIAR WOODS 4,9844 112 FREEDOM 7,9544 114 DULLES SOUTH 5,3554 116 LEGACY 3,4354 117 CARTER 4,7005 407 HARPER PARK 6,0545 809 RUSSELL BRANCH 4,5275 811 DOMINION 4,5285 812 FARMWELL STATION 4,8525 813 SELDENS LANDING 6,341

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5 815 BELMONT RIDGE 6,5505 816 WELLER 4,8396 408 EVERGREEN 6,3136 501 WEST LEESBURG 3,9436 502 EAST LEESBURG 6,4396 503 DRY MILL 2,0226 504 SMARTS MILL 4,3816 505 COOL SPRING 3,7256 506 BRANDON PARK 3,0196 814 NEWTON-LEE 7,5557 303 HILLSBORO 3,0117 306 BETWEEN THE HILLS 4927 311 WOODGROVE 2,9497 401 WEST LOVETTSVILLE 3,8057 402 WATERFORD 3,4137 403 LUCKETTS 3,4337 405 GREENWAY 2,2957 406 BALLS BLUFF 4,0667 409 CLARKES GAP 2,2437 410 TOLBERT 5,8607 411 EAST LOVETTSVILLE 3,0207 412 HERITAGE 2,5808 108 MERCER 6,4808 115 PINEBROOK 4,3358 301 PURCELLVILLE ONE 3,6878 302 ROUND HILL 2,9668 304 HAMILTON 5,2918 305 PHILOMONT 2,6518 307 MIDDLEBURG 2,1118 308 ST. LOUIS 2,0248 309 ALDIE 1,4398 310 PURCELLVILLE TWO 4,596

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Plan 2 District Population Target Deviation Difference1 35,616 36,284 -1.8% -668 2 37,841 36,284 4.3% 1,5573 34,439 36,284 -5.1% -1,8454 34,544 36,284 -4.8% -1,7405 37,691 36,284 3.9% 1,4076 37,397 36,284 3.1% 1,1137 37,167 36,284 2.4% 8838 35,580 36,284 -1.9% -704

Highlights

This plan provides a different option for the configuration of districts east of Rt. 28. Plan #1

combines the current Sterling District with Cascades/Lowes Island, whereas Plan #2 combines the

Sterling District with much of the Sugarland Run subdivision.

Plan #2 shows the second of four presented configurations for the boundary between districts #7

and #8. Plan #1 has the Town of Hamilton in district #7 and the Town of Hillsboro in district #8,

whereas Plan #2 is the reverse.


Districts #6, #7, and #8 cover the rural, transition, and suburban policy areas.



Belmont, Broadlands, Cascades/Lowes Island, Cascades/Potomac Lakes, Countryside, Kirkpatrick

Farms, Lansdowne, Loudoun Valley Estates, River Creek, South Riding, and Stone Ridge.

Sterling Park is in district #1, with the exception of a small southwest portion in district #2. Precinct

211 and adjacent precincts could be modified to allow all of Sterling Park to be in one district.

Most of Sugarland Run is in districts #1, with approximately 330 homes along the north side of

Sugarland Run Drive in district #2. Precincts cannot be modified to accommodate.

Brambleton is in district #4, with the exception of approximately 700 existing or to‐be‐built

townhomes at the northeast corner of Belmont Ridge Road and Ryan Road in district #3. Precincts

cannot be modified to accommodate.

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Other than the Town of Leesburg, all of the incorporated towns are within one district.

Proposed election district boundaries follow the town boundaries of Hamilton, Leesburg,

Purcellville, and Round Hill, raising the possibility that an annexation could lead town residents to be

in an additional election district.

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5 814 NEWTON-LEE 7,5555 815 BELMONT RIDGE 6,5506 107 LITTLE RIVER 1,9656 108 MERCER 6,4806 109 HUTCHISON 6,1516 112 FREEDOM 7,9546 115 PINEBROOK 4,3356 405 GREENWAY 2,2956 408 EVERGREEN 6,3136 412 HERITAGE 2,5807 402 WATERFORD 3,4137 403 LUCKETTS 3,4337 406 BALLS BLUFF 4,0667 409 CLARKES GAP 2,2437 411 EAST LOVETTSVILLE 3,0207 501 WEST LEESBURG 3,9437 502 EAST LEESBURG 6,4397 503 DRY MILL 2,0227 504 SMARTS MILL 4,3817 506 BRANDON PARK 3,0198 301 PURCELLVILLE ONE 3,6878 302 ROUND HILL 2,9668 303 HILLSBORO 3,0118 304 HAMILTON 5,2918 305 PHILOMONT 2,6518 306 BETWEEN THE HILLS 4928 307 MIDDLEBURG 2,1118 308 ST. LOUIS 2,0248 309 ALDIE 1,4398 310 PURCELLVILLE TWO 4,5968 311 WOODGROVE 2,9498 401 WEST LOVETTSVILLE 3,805

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Plan 3

District Population Target Deviation Difference1 37,782 36,284 4.1% 1,498 2 35,675 36,284 -1.7% -6093 37,307 36,284 2.8% 1,0234 34,352 36,284 -5.3% -1,9325 36,085 36,284 -0.5% -1996 38,073 36,284 4.9% 1,7897 35,979 36,284 -0.8% -3058 35,022 36,284 -3.5% -1,262

Highlights

This is the only plan where the existing, rural Blue Ridge District is separated from suburban

communities east of Rt. 15.

Plan #3 is the only plan where the Town of Leesburg is divided among three districts.

This is the first plan where Old Ashburn and the subdivisions of Ashburn Village and Ashburn Farm

are together.

The planned Metrorail corridor outside of Dulles Airport is all part of district #4.


District #6 covers the rural, transition, and suburban policy areas.



Belmont, Brambleton, Broadlands (residential portion), Cascades/Lowes Island, Cascades/Potomac

Lakes, Countryside, Kirkpatrick Farms, Lansdowne, Loudoun Valley Estates, Potomac Station, River

Creek, Stone Ridge, and Sugarland Run.



South Riding is in districts #4 and #6. Precincts cannot be modified to accommodate due to the size

of the South Riding population in district #4.

The entirety of Belmont, Lansdowne, Potomac Station, and River Creek are in district #5.

The entirety of Brambleton, Broadlands, and Loudoun Valley Estates are in district #4.

Towns


Leesburg cannot be in one district. The Town of Leesburg is in three districts in this plan.


A proposed election district boundary follows the town boundaries of Hamilton and Lovettsville,


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5 814 NEWTON-LEE 7,5555 815 BELMONT RIDGE 6,5506 405 GREENWAY 2,2956 406 BALLS BLUFF 4,0666 408 EVERGREEN 6,3136 412 HERITAGE 2,5806 501 WEST LEESBURG 3,9436 502 EAST LEESBURG 6,4396 503 DRY MILL 2,0226 504 SMARTS MILL 4,3816 506 BRANDON PARK 3,0197 301 PURCELLVILLE ONE 3,6877 303 HILLSBORO 3,0117 304 HAMILTON 5,2917 306 BETWEEN THE HILLS 4927 310 PURCELLVILLE TWO 4,5967 311 WOODGROVE 2,9497 401 WEST LOVETTSVILLE 3,8057 402 WATERFORD 3,4137 403 LUCKETTS 3,4337 409 CLARKES GAP 2,2437 411 EAST LOVETTSVILLE 3,0208 107 LITTLE RIVER 1,9658 108 MERCER 6,4808 109 HUTCHISON 6,1518 112 FREEDOM 7,9548 115 PINEBROOK 4,3358 302 ROUND HILL 2,9668 305 PHILOMONT 2,6518 307 MIDDLEBURG 2,1118 308 ST. LOUIS 2,0248 309 ALDIE 1,439

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Plan 4

District Population Target Deviation Difference1 37,782 36,284 4.1% 1,498 2 35,675 36,284 -1.7% -6093 37,307 36,284 2.8% 1,0234 34,352 36,284 -5.3% -1,9325 36,085 36,284 -0.5% -1996 35,058 36,284 -3.4% -1,2267 35,940 36,284 -0.9% -3448 38,076 36,284 4.9% 1,792

Highlights

Plan #4 is different from the first three plans, notably in districts #6, 7, and 8.

This is the first plan where the majority of the rural AR‐1 and AR‐2 zoned lands are in separate

districts.

Plan #4 has the majority of the land area of the Town of Leesburg in one district. The eastern side of

the Town of Leesburg is not in the same district as the rest of the Town, but rather, it is in the same

district as Lansdowne and Belmont.


Districts #6 and #8 cover the rural, transition, and suburban policy areas.








South Riding is in districts #4 and #8. Precincts cannot be modified due to the size of the South

Riding population in district #4.

Old Ashburn and all of Ashburn Village and Ashburn Farm are in district #3.



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A proposed election district boundary follows the town boundary of Round Hill, raising the

possibility that an annexation could lead town residents to be in an additional election district.

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1 606 SENECA 3,5611 607 LOWES ISLAND 3,3411 608 MIRROR RIDGE 4,6341 609 SOUTH BANK 3,9031 701 SULLY 4,4421 702 PARK VIEW 5,0481 703 ROLLING RIDGE 4,7891 704 GUILFORD 3,7171 705 FOREST GROVE 4,3472 207 RIVER BEND 2,4712 208 ALGONKIAN 5,2832 209 POTOMAC FALLS 3,7182 210 CASCADES 4,5382 211 BUCHANAN 1,9852 212 CLAUDE MOORE PARK 5,2822 213 COUNTRYSIDE 2,7402 604 SUGARLAND NORTH 4,5802 605 SUGARLAND SOUTH 5,0783 101 SANDERS CORNER 3,9423 102 ASHBURN FARM 6,0133 105 HILLSIDE 4,9853 110 OAK GROVE 1,4723 113 MILL RUN 4,1833 808 STONE BRIDGE 4,5123 810 CEDAR LANE 4,0943 814 NEWTON-LEE 7,5554 106 EAGLE RIDGE 5,2384 107 LITTLE RIVER 1,9654 109 HUTCHISON 6,1514 112 FREEDOM 7,9544 114 DULLES SOUTH 5,3554 116 LEGACY 3,4354 117 CARTER 4,7005 407 HARPER PARK 6,0545 809 RUSSELL BRANCH 4,5275 811 DOMINION 4,5285 812 FARMWELL STATION 4,8525 813 SELDENS LANDING 6,341

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PLAN 5


5 815 BELMONT RIDGE 6,5505 816 WELLER 4,8396 405 GREENWAY 2,2956 406 BALLS BLUFF 4,0666 410 TOLBERT 5,8606 501 WEST LEESBURG 3,9436 502 EAST LEESBURG 6,4396 503 DRY MILL 2,0226 504 SMARTS MILL 4,3816 505 COOL SPRING 3,7256 506 BRANDON PARK 3,0197 301 PURCELLVILLE ONE 3,6877 303 HILLSBORO 3,0117 304 HAMILTON 5,2917 306 BETWEEN THE HILLS 4927 310 PURCELLVILLE TWO 4,5967 311 WOODGROVE 2,9497 401 WEST LOVETTSVILLE 3,8057 402 WATERFORD 3,4137 403 LUCKETTS 3,4337 409 CLARKES GAP 2,2437 411 EAST LOVETTSVILLE 3,0208 108 MERCER 6,4808 111 BRIAR WOODS 4,9848 115 PINEBROOK 4,3358 302 ROUND HILL 2,9668 305 PHILOMONT 2,6518 307 MIDDLEBURG 2,1118 308 ST. LOUIS 2,0248 309 ALDIE 1,4398 408 EVERGREEN 6,3138 412 HERITAGE 2,580

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Plan 5

District Population Target Deviation Difference1 37,782 36,284 4.1% 1,498 2 35,675 36,284 -1.7% -6093 36,756 36,284 1.3% 4724 34,798 36,284 -4.1% -1,4865 37,691 36,284 3.9% 1,4076 35,750 36,284 -1.5% -5347 35,940 36,284 -0.9% -3448 35,883 36,284 -1.1% -401

Highlights

In this plan, district #8 extends to the east and as far north as the Town of Leesburg.

In this plan and in plan #8, the Greenway (Route 267) forms part of the boundary between districts

#3 and #4, thus splitting the planned Metrorail corridor.

In plan #4 Brambleton and Broadlands are in two districts, whereas in Plan #5, South Riding is in two

districts.

Plan #5 has the majority of the land area of the Town of Leesburg in one district. The southern side

of the Town of Leesburg is in district #8.


District #8 covers the rural, transition, and suburban policy areas.



Belmont, Cascades/Lowes Island, Cascades/Potomac Lakes, Countryside, Kirkpatrick Farms,

Lansdowne, Loudoun Valley Estates, Potomac Station, River Creek, South Riding, Stone Ridge, and

Sugarland Run.



Brambleton is in districts #4 and #8.

Broadlands is in districts #3 and #4.

The entirety of Lansdowne, River Creek, and Ashburn Village are in district #5.

South Riding, Dulles Airport, Loudoun Valley Estates, the eastern half of Brambleton, and the

southern portion of Broadlands are all in the same district.

Towns




Proposed election district boundaries follow the town boundaries of Leesburg and Round Hill,


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PLAN 6


1 110 OAK GROVE 1,4721 605 SUGARLAND SOUTH 5,0781 606 SENECA 4,6341 608 MIRROR RIDGE 4,6341 701 SULLY 4,4421 702 PARK VIEW 5,0481 703 ROLLING RIDGE 4,7891 704 GUILFORD 3,7171 705 FOREST GROVE 4,3472 207 RIVER BEND 2,4712 208 ALGONKIAN 5,2832 209 POTOMAC FALLS 3,7182 210 CASCADES 4,5382 211 BUCHANAN 1,9852 212 CLAUDE MOORE PARK 5,2822 213 COUNTRYSIDE 2,7402 604 SUGARLAND NORTH 4,5802 607 LOWES ISLAND 3,3412 609 SOUTH BANK 3,9033 101 SANDERS CORNER 3,9423 102 ASHBURN FARM 6,0133 808 STONE BRIDGE 4,5123 809 RUSSELL BRANCH 4,5273 810 CEDAR LANE 4,0943 811 DOMINION 4,5283 812 FARMWELL STATION 4,8523 816 WELLER 4,8394 105 HILLSIDE 4,9854 106 EAGLE RIDGE 5,2384 107 LITTLE RIVER 1,9654 111 BRIAR WOODS 4,9844 113 MILL RUN 4,1834 114 DULLES SOUTH 5,3554 116 LEGACY 3,4354 117 CARTER 4,7005 407 HARPER PARK 6,0545 410 TOLBERT 5,8605 505 COOL SPRING 3,725

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PLAN 6


5 813 SELDENS LANDING 6,3415 814 NEWTON-LEE 7,5555 815 BELMONT RIDGE 6,5506 405 GREENWAY 2,2956 406 BALLS BLUFF 4,0666 408 EVERGREEN 6,3136 412 HERITAGE 2,5806 501 WEST LEESBURG 3,9436 502 EAST LEESBURG 6,4396 503 DRY MILL 2,0226 504 SMARTS MILL 4,3816 506 BRANDON PARK 3,0197 301 PURCELLVILLE ONE 3,6877 303 HILLSBORO 3,0117 304 HAMILTON 5,2917 306 BETWEEN THE HILLS 4927 310 PURCELLVILLE TWO 4,5967 311 WOODGROVE 2,9497 401 WEST LOVETTSVILLE 3,8057 402 WATERFORD 3,4137 403 LUCKETTS 3,4337 409 CLARKES GAP 2,2437 411 EAST LOVETTSVILLE 3,0208 108 MERCER 6,4808 109 HUTCHISON 6,1518 112 FREEDOM 7,9548 115 PINEBROOK 4,3358 302 ROUND HILL 2,9668 305 PHILOMONT 2,6518 307 MIDDLEBURG 2,1118 308 ST. LOUIS 2,0248 309 ALDIE 1,439

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Plan 6

District Population Target Deviation Difference1 37,088 36,284 2.2% 804 2 37,841 36,284 4.3% 1,5573 37,307 36,284 2.8% 1,0234 34,845 36,284 -4.0% -1,4395 36,085 36,284 -0.5% -1996 35,058 36,284 -3.4% -1,2267 35,940 36,284 -0.9% -3448 36,111 36,284 -0.5% -173

Highlights

Pairs Dulles and Sterling incumbents.

This is the only plan where the entire area east of 28 is in two districts.

Districts #1 and #2 cover the areas of current districts, along with additional areas.

District #6 and #8 covers the rural, transition, and suburban policy areas.





Creek, and Stone Ridge.



South Riding is in districts #4 and #8. Precincts cannot be modified due to the size of the South

Riding population in district #4.

Most of Sugarland Run is in districts #1, with approximately 330 homes along the north side of

Sugarland Run Drive in district #2. Precincts cannot be modified to accommodate.




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PLAN 7


1 110 OAK GROVE 1,4721 114 DULLES SOUTH 5,3551 606 SENECA 4,6341 608 MIRROR RIDGE 4,6341 701 SULLY 4,4421 702 PARK VIEW 5,0481 703 ROLLING RIDGE 4,7891 704 GUILFORD 3,7171 705 FOREST GROVE 4,3472 207 RIVER BEND 2,4712 208 ALGONKIAN 5,2832 209 POTOMAC FALLS 3,7182 210 CASCADES 4,5382 213 COUNTRYSIDE 2,7402 604 SUGARLAND NORTH 4,5802 605 SUGARLAND SOUTH 5,0782 607 LOWES ISLAND 3,3412 609 SOUTH BANK 3,9033 101 SANDERS CORNER 3,9423 102 ASHBURN FARM 6,0133 808 STONE BRIDGE 4,5123 809 RUSSELL BRANCH 4,5273 810 CEDAR LANE 4,0943 811 DOMINION 4,5283 812 FARMWELL STATION 4,8523 816 WELLER 4,8394 105 HILLSIDE 4,9854 106 EAGLE RIDGE 5,2384 111 BRIAR WOODS 4,9844 113 MILL RUN 4,1834 116 LEGACY 3,4354 117 CARTER 4,7004 211 BUCHANAN 1,9854 212 CLAUDE MOORE PARK 5,2825 407 HARPER PARK 6,0545 410 TOLBERT 5,8605 505 COOL SPRING 3,7255 813 SELDENS LANDING 6,341

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PLAN 7


5 814 NEWTON-LEE 7,5555 815 BELMONT RIDGE 6,5506 405 GREENWAY 2,2956 406 BALLS BLUFF 4,0666 408 EVERGREEN 6,3136 412 HERITAGE 2,5806 501 WEST LEESBURG 3,9436 502 EAST LEESBURG 6,4396 503 DRY MILL 2,0226 504 SMARTS MILL 4,3816 506 BRANDON PARK 3,0197 301 PURCELLVILLE ONE 3,6877 303 HILLSBORO 3,0117 304 HAMILTON 5,2917 306 BETWEEN THE HILLS 4927 310 PURCELLVILLE TWO 4,5967 311 WOODGROVE 2,9497 401 WEST LOVETTSVILLE 3,8057 402 WATERFORD 3,4137 403 LUCKETTS 3,4337 409 CLARKES GAP 2,2437 411 EAST LOVETTSVILLE 3,0208 107 LITTLE RIVER 1,9658 108 MERCER 6,4808 109 HUTCHISON 6,1518 112 FREEDOM 7,9548 115 PINEBROOK 4,3358 302 ROUND HILL 2,9668 305 PHILOMONT 2,6518 307 MIDDLEBURG 2,1118 308 ST. LOUIS 2,0248 309 ALDIE 1,439

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Plan 7

District Population Target Deviation Difference1 37,365 36,284 3.0% 1,081 2 35,652 36,284 -1.7% -6323 37,307 36,284 2.8% 1,0234 34,792 36,284 -4.1% -1,4925 36,085 36,284 -0.5% -1996 35,058 36,284 -3.4% -1,2267 35,940 36,284 -0.9% -3448 38,076 36,284 4.9% 1,792

Highlights


This is the first of two plans where areas east of Route 28 are combined with those to the west.

Commercial and industrial areas east and west of Route 28 are in one district.

District #1 extends to the south of Dulles Airport. It is the only district that covers its current area,

along with additional areas.

Districts #6 and #8 cover the rural, transition, and suburban policy areas.






South Riding is in districts #1 and #8. Precincts cannot be modified to accommodate due to the size

of the South Riding population in district #1.





The entirety of Belmont, Lansdowne, Potomac Station, and River Creek are in the district #5.

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PLAN 8


1 606 SENECA 3,5611 607 LOWES ISLAND 3,3411 608 MIRROR RIDGE 4,6341 609 SOUTH BANK 3,9031 701 SULLY 4,4421 702 PARK VIEW 5,0481 703 ROLLING RIDGE 4,7891 704 GUILFORD 3,7171 705 FOREST GROVE 4,3472 208 ALGONKIAN 5,2832 209 POTOMAC FALLS 3,7182 407 HARPER PARK 6,0542 604 SUGARLAND NORTH 4,5802 605 SUGARLAND SOUTH 5,0782 813 SELDENS LANDING 6,3412 815 BELMONT RIDGE 6,5503 207 RIVER BEND 2,4713 210 CASCADES 4,5383 211 BUCHANAN 1,9853 212 CLAUDE MOORE PARK 5,2823 213 COUNTRYSIDE 2,7403 809 RUSSELL BRANCH 4,5273 811 DOMINION 4,5283 812 FARMWELL STATION 4,8523 816 WELLER 4,8394 106 EAGLE RIDGE 5,2384 107 LITTLE RIVER 1,9654 109 HUTCHISON 6,1514 112 FREEDOM 7,9544 114 DULLES SOUTH 5,3554 116 LEGACY 3,4354 117 CARTER 4,7005 101 SANDERS CORNER 3,9425 102 ASHBURN FARM 6,0135 105 HILLSIDE 4,9855 110 OAK GROVE 1,4725 113 MILL RUN 4,1835 808 STONE BRIDGE 4,512

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PLAN 8


5 810 CEDAR LANE 4,0945 814 NEWTON-LEE 7,5556 405 GREENWAY 2,2956 406 BALLS BLUFF 4,0666 410 TOLBERT 5,8606 501 WEST LEESBURG 3,9436 502 EAST LEESBURG 6,4396 503 DRY MILL 2,0226 504 SMARTS MILL 4,3816 505 COOL SPRING 3,7256 506 BRANDON PARK 3,0197 301 PURCELLVILLE ONE 3,6877 303 HILLSBORO 3,0117 304 HAMILTON 5,2917 306 BETWEEN THE HILLS 4927 310 PURCELLVILLE TWO 4,5967 311 WOODGROVE 2,9497 401 WEST LOVETTSVILLE 3,8057 402 WATERFORD 3,4137 403 LUCKETTS 3,4337 409 CLARKES GAP 2,2437 411 EAST LOVETTSVILLE 3,0208 108 MERCER 6,4808 111 BRIAR WOODS 4,9848 115 PINEBROOK 4,3358 302 ROUND HILL 2,9668 305 PHILOMONT 2,6518 307 MIDDLEBURG 2,1118 308 ST. LOUIS 2,0248 309 ALDIE 1,4398 408 EVERGREEN 6,3138 412 HERITAGE 2,580

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Plan 8

District Population Target Deviation Difference1 37,782 36,284 4.1% 14982 37,604 36,284 3.6% 13203 35,762 36,284 -1.4% -5224 34,798 36,284 -4.1% -14865 36,756 36,284 1.3% 4726 35,750 36,284 -1.5% -5347 35,940 36,284 -0.9% -3448 35,883 36,284 -1.1% -401

Highlights


This is the second of two plans where areas east of Route 28 are combined with areas to the west.

Commercial and industrial areas east and west of Route 28 are in one district.

In plan #5 and in this plan, the Greenway (Route 267) forms part of the boundary between districts

#3 and #4, thus splitting the planned Metrorail corridor.

Districts #1 and #2 cover the areas of current districts, along with additional areas.

Districts #8 cover the rural, transition, and suburban policy areas.



Belmont, Brambleton, Cascades/Lowes Island, Kirkpatrick Farms, Lansdowne, Loudoun Valley

Estates, Potomac Station, River Creek, South Riding, Stone Ridge, and Sugarland Run.



Brambleton is in districts #4 and #8.


Cascades/Potomac Lakes is in districts #2 and #3.

Countryside is in districts #2 and #3.

River Creek , Lansdowne, , University Center, Broad Run Farms, and part of Countryside are in the

same district.

Belmont, Ashburn Farm, and part of Broadlands are in the same district.

Towns



Other than the Town of Leesburg, all of the incorporated towns are within one district.Proposed

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PLAN 9


1 606 SENECA 3,5611 607 LOWES ISLAND 3,3411 608 MIRROR RIDGE 4,6341 609 SOUTH BANK 3,9031 701 SULLY 4,4421 702 PARK VIEW 5,0481 703 ROLLING RIDGE 4,7891 704 GUILFORD 3,7171 705 FOREST GROVE 4,3472 207 RIVER BEND 2,4712 208 ALGONKIAN 5,2832 209 POTOMAC FALLS 3,7182 210 CASCADES 4,5382 211 BUCHANAN 1,9852 212 CLAUDE MOORE PARK 5,2822 213 COUNTRYSIDE 2,7402 604 SUGARLAND NORTH 4,5802 605 SUGARLAND SOUTH 5,0783 101 SANDERS CORNER 3,9423 102 ASHBURN FARM 6,0133 110 OAK GROVE 1,4723 113 MILL RUN 4,1833 808 STONE BRIDGE 4,5123 810 CEDAR LANE 4,0943 811 DOMINION 4,5283 814 NEWTON-LEE 7,5554 105 HILLSIDE 4,9854 106 EAGLE RIDGE 5,2384 107 LITTLE RIVER 1,9654 109 HUTCHISON 6,1514 112 FREEDOM 7,9544 114 DULLES SOUTH 5,3554 117 CARTER 4,7005 407 HARPER PARK 6,0545 410 (part) TOLBERT (part) 2,3805 809 RUSSELL BRANCH 4,5275 812 FARMWELL STATION 4,8525 813 SELDENS LANDING 6,341

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PLAN 9


5 815 BELMONT RIDGE 6,5505 816 WELLER 4,8396 405 GREENWAY 2,2956 406 BALLS BLUFF 4,0666 408 (part) EVERGREEN (part) 3,0966 410 (part) TOLBERT (part) 3,4806 412 HERITAGE 2,5806 501 WEST LEESBURG 3,9436 502 EAST LEESBURG 6,4396 503 DRY MILL 2,0226 504 SMARTS MILL 4,3816 505 COOL SPRING 3,7256 506 BRANDON PARK 3,0197 301 PURCELLVILLE ONE 3,6877 303 HILLSBORO 3,0117 304 HAMILTON 5,2917 306 BETWEEN THE HILLS 4927 310 PURCELLVILLE TWO 4,5967 311 WOODGROVE 2,9497 401 WEST LOVETTSVILLE 3,8057 402 WATERFORD 3,4137 403 LUCKETTS 3,4337 409 CLARKES GAP 2,2437 411 EAST LOVETTSVILLE 3,0208 108 MERCER 6,4808 111 BRIAR WOODS 4,9848 115 PINEBROOK 4,3358 116 LEGACY 3,4358 302 ROUND HILL 2,9668 305 PHILOMONT 2,6518 307 MIDDLEBURG 2,1118 308 ST. LOUIS 2,0248 309 ALDIE 1,4398 408 (part) EVERGREEN (part) 3,217

Note: For Plan #9, precincts 408 and 410 would need to be divided. The estimated population for the part of a precinct in a given election district is shown above.

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Plan 9

District Population Target Deviation Difference1 37,782 36,284 4.1% 14982 35,675 36,284 -1.7% -6093 36,299 36,284 0.0% 154 36,348 36,284 0.2% 645 35,543 36,284 -2.0% -7416 39,046 36,284 7.6% 27627 35,940 36,284 -0.9% -3448 33,642 36,284 -7.3% -2642

Highlights

This is the only plan where the entirety of the Town of Leesburg is in one district, district #6. For

this scenario, precincts 408 (to the south) and 410 (to the east) are shown divided, to follow town

and Joint Land Management Area (JLMA) boundaries.

Precincts 406 and 412 also have portions outside of the town boundaries. These precincts are not

recommended for division because the estimated population outside of the town is small.

This scenario causes two districts (#6 and #8) to go beyond the +/‐5% population balance criteria.

If 2010 Census data does not allow all districts to fall within the +/‐ 5% range, this plan would be

discarded from consideration.

Other aspects of the plan are similar to plan #5, except Ashburn Village is now divided (districts #3

and #5) and the eastern portion of Brambleton and part of Loudoun Valley Estates are in district #8.



Large communities that are completely within one district include: Ashburn Farm, Belmont,

Brambleton, Cascades/Lowes Island, Cascades/Potomac Lakes, Countryside, Kirkpatrick Farms,

Lansdowne, River Creek, South Riding, Stone Ridge, and Sugarland Run.

Potomac Station is in districts #5 and #6. The dividing line between the two districts is the Town of

Leesburg boundary.



Loudoun Valley Estates is in districts #4 and #8.


The entirety of River Creek and Lansdowne and part of Ashburn Village are in district #5.

Towns

All of the incorporated towns are within one district.

Proposed election district boundaries follow the town boundaries of Leesburg and Round Hill,


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BURTON PLAN 3


1 110 OAK GROVE 1,4721 211 BUCHANAN 1,9851 606 SENECA 4,6341 607 LOWES ISLAND 3,3411 608 MIRROR RIDGE 4,6341 701 SULLY 4,4421 702 PARK VIEW 5,0481 703 ROLLING RIDGE 4,7891 704 GUILFORD 3,7171 705 FOREST GROVE 4,3472 207 RIVER BEND 2,4712 208 ALGONKIAN 5,2832 209 POTOMAC FALLS 3,7182 210 CASCADES 4,5382 212 CLAUDE MOORE PARK 5,2822 213 COUNTRYSIDE 2,7402 604 SUGARLAND NORTH 4,5802 605 SUGARLAND SOUTH 5,0782 609 SOUTH BANK 3,9033 101 SANDERS CORNER 3,9423 102 ASHBURN FARM 6,0133 105 HILLSIDE 4,9853 106 EAGLE RIDGE 5,2383 113 MILL RUN 4,1833 810 CEDAR LANE 4,0943 811 DOMINION 4,5283 812 FARMWELL STATION 4,8524 107 LITTLE RIVER 1,9654 108 MERCER 6,4804 109 HUTCHISON 6,1514 112 FREEDOM 7,9544 114 DULLES SOUTH 5,3554 116 LEGACY 3,4354 117 CARTER 4,7005 407 HARPER PARK 6,0545 809 RUSSELL BRANCH 4,5275 813 SELDENS LANDING 6,3415 814 NEWTON-LEE 7,555

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BURTON PLAN 3


5 815 BELMONT RIDGE 6,5505 816 WELLER 4,8396 405 GREENWAY 2,2956 406 BALLS BLUFF 4,0666 410 TOLBERT 5,8606 501 WEST LEESBURG 3,9436 502 EAST LEESBURG 6,4396 503 DRY MILL 2,0226 504 SMARTS MILL 4,3816 505 COOL SPRING 3,7256 506 BRANDON PARK 3,0197 111 BRIAR WOODS 4,9847 401 WEST LOVETTSVILLE 3,8057 402 WATERFORD 3,4137 403 LUCKETTS 3,4337 408 EVERGREEN 6,3137 409 CLARKES GAP 2,2437 411 EAST LOVETTSVILLE 3,0207 412 HERITAGE 2,5807 808 STONE BRIDGE 4,5128 115 PINEBROOK 4,3358 301 PURCELLVILLE ONE 3,6878 302 ROUND HILL 2,9668 303 HILLSBORO 3,0118 304 HAMILTON 5,2918 305 PHILOMONT 2,6518 306 BETWEEN THE HILLS 4928 307 MIDDLEBURG 2,1118 308 ST. LOUIS 2,0248 309 ALDIE 1,4398 310 PURCELLVILLE TWO 4,5968 311 WOODGROVE 2,949

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Burton Plan 3

District Population Target Deviation Difference1 37,336 36,284 2.9% 1,052 2 37,593 36,284 3.6% 1,3093 37,835 36,284 4.3% 1,5514 36,040 36,284 -0.7% -2445 35,866 36,284 -1.2% -4186 35,750 36,284 -1.5% -5347 34,303 36,284 -5.5% -1,9818 35,552 36,284 -2.0% -732

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BURTON PLAN 4


1 212 CLAUDE MOORE PARK 5,2821 606 SENECA 3,5611 608 MIRROR RIDGE 4,6341 701 SULLY 4,4421 702 PARK VIEW 5,0481 703 ROLLING RIDGE 4,7891 704 GUILFORD 3,7171 705 FOREST GROVE 4,3472 207 RIVER BEND 2,4712 208 ALGONKIAN 5,2832 209 POTOMAC FALLS 3,7182 210 CASCADES 4,5382 213 COUNTRYSIDE 2,7402 604 SUGARLAND NORTH 4,5802 605 SUGARLAND SOUTH 5,0782 607 LOWES ISLAND 3,3412 609 SOUTH BANK 3,9033 101 SANDERS CORNER 3,9423 102 ASHBURN FARM 6,0133 105 HILLSIDE 4,9853 106 EAGLE RIDGE 5,2383 111 BRIAR WOODS 4,9843 113 MILL RUN 4,1833 116 LEGACY 3,4353 811 DOMINION 4,5284 107 LITTLE RIVER 1,9654 108 MERCER 6,4804 109 HUTCHISON 6,1514 110 OAK GROVE 1,4724 112 FREEDOM 7,9544 114 DULLES SOUTH 5,3554 117 CARTER 4,7004 211 BUCHANAN 1,9855 808 STONE BRIDGE 4,5125 809 RUSSELL BRANCH 4,5275 810 CEDAR LANE 4,0945 812 FARMWELL STATION 4,8525 813 SELDENS LANDING 6,341

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BURTON PLAN 4


5 814 NEWTON-LEE 7,5555 816 WELLER 4,8396 405 GREENWAY 2,2956 408 EVERGREEN 6,3136 410 TOLBERT 5,8606 501 WEST LEESBURG 3,9436 502 EAST LEESBURG 6,4396 503 DRY MILL 2,0226 504 SMARTS MILL 4,3816 505 COOL SPRING 3,7256 506 BRANDON PARK 3,0197 401 WEST LOVETTSVILLE 3,8057 402 WATERFORD 3,4137 403 LUCKETTS 3,4337 406 BALLS BLUFF 4,0667 407 HARPER PARK 6,0547 409 CLARKES GAP 2,2437 411 EAST LOVETTSVILLE 3,0207 412 HERITAGE 2,5807 815 BELMONT RIDGE 6,5508 115 PINEBROOK 4,3358 301 PURCELLVILLE ONE 3,6878 302 ROUND HILL 2,9668 303 HILLSBORO 3,0118 304 HAMILTON 5,2918 305 PHILOMONT 2,6518 306 BETWEEN THE HILLS 4928 307 MIDDLEBURG 2,1118 308 ST. LOUIS 2,0248 309 ALDIE 1,4398 310 PURCELLVILLE TWO 4,5968 311 WOODGROVE 2,949

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Burton Plan 4

District Population Target Deviation Difference1 35,820 36,284 -1.3% -464 2 35,652 36,284 -1.7% -6323 37,308 36,284 2.8% 1,0244 36,062 36,284 -0.6% -2225 36,720 36,284 1.2% 4366 37,997 36,284 4.7% 1,7137 35,164 36,284 -3.1% -1,1208 35,552 36,284 -2.0% -732

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Brambleton Loudoun ValleyEstates 606

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LakesCountryside

AshburnVillage

Ashburn Farm

Belmont

Lansdowne

River Creek

Potomac Station

Cascades/Lowes Island

Sterling Park

Leesburg

Hamilton

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Loudoun County Department of Management and FinancialServices, November 22, 2010; Map Number 2010-302.

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207 RIVER BEND208 ALGONKIAN209 POTOMAC FALLS210 CASCADES211 BUCHANAN212 CLAUDE MOORE PARK213 COUNTRYSIDE

501 WEST LEESBURG502 EAST LEESBURG503 DRY MILL504 SMART'S MILL505 COOL SPRING506 BRANDON PARK604 SUGARLAND NORTH605 SUGARLAND SOUTH606 SENECA607 LOWES ISLAND608 MIRROR RIDGE609 SOUTH BANK

701 SULLY702 PARK VIEW703 ROLLING RIDGE704 GUILFORD705 FOREST GROVE808 STONE BRIDGE809 RUSSELL BRANCH810 CEDAR LANE811 DOMINION812 FARMWELL STATION813 SELDENS LANDING814 NEWTON-LEE815 BELMONT RIDGE816 WELLER

301 PURCELLVILLE ONE302 ROUND HILL303 HILLSBORO304 HAMILTON305 PHILOMONT306 BETWEEN THE HILLS307 MIDDLEBURG308 ST. LOUIS309 ALDIE310 PURCELLVILLE TWO311 WOODGROVE

401 WEST LOVETTSVILLE402 WATERFORD403 LUCKETTS405 GREENWAY406 BALLS BLUFF407 HARPER PARK408 EVERGREEN409 CLARKES GAP410 TOLBERT411 EAST LOVETTSVILLE412 HERITAGE

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Documents

Date of Meeting: January 19, 2011 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ... · Beth Hilkemeyer, Research Manager and Jill Allmon, Demographer, Department of Management and Financial Services BACKGROUND: