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August 2015
Vol. 41, No. 8
The Village Mill
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Brandermill
As Others See Us
HOORAY FOR US!
Best & Worst
edition of Richmond Magazine has
hit the newsstands and Brandermill
ranks a lot of different things, including Richmond area communities in
a variety of categories. For Brandermill, we ranked BEST Neighborhood for First-time Home-buyers in
; BEST Neighborhood For
; and
tied for 3rd BEST
(with
Rountrey & Walton Park
two
’s and one tie for third
for our community – all in the same
year!
Not only did the community
get ranked BEST in a couple of categories, we also had some of our
very own commercial enterprises
receive accolades. Brandermill
Woods ranked BEST Community
for Continuing
Care in all of
Boathouse was
ranked BEST
Restaurant
for the View
and Food and also
received recognition in oth- e r
categories. Long & Foster has an
pany was ranked BEST Real Estate
Company. We hit the trifecta with
BEST Bank Services – Wells Fargo,
Virginia Credit Union, and Union
a nod in several categories.
We have it all in Brandermill
folks and we just keep getting
better. Celebrate and be proud of
your community and share the good
news with others!
What we say about ourselves
is one thing. What others say
about us is something entirely
different.
In this case, it is a high
compliment about our Brandermill.
And, the compliment comes from
hundreds of readers of Richmond
Magazine!
As Community Manager John
Bailey has chronicled herein, our
community and commercial members have been graded the “best” in
the region in a number of qualityof-life categories.
Equally impressive is the fact
that Brandermill got more top
awards than any other community
in this year’s survey.
Not bad for a community that has
been around longer than almost any
other. Not bad at all.
Brandermill continues to reinvent
itself year after year, BCA Board
and Central Virginia President
is taking note.
Reputation is the
only thing any of
us —or any of our
creations—leave
behind when we ultimately depart this Charlie Davis
old planet.
So, what we do and how we do
it matters.
We’re doing a lot each and every
day. But, we’ve still got a lot to do.
Every decision that is made and
pursued is aimed at improving our
property values. Public recognition
will take care of itself.
path. Readers of Richmond MagaSo, enjoy the read. Enjoy
the ride.
Need to reach the right
person at the BCA?
Beginning Kayaking
We are here to help you get the
most out of living in Brandermill!
If you have any questions or would
like further information about our
community, contact us directly-we’re easy to reach and happy to
help!
Visit our
at
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bca-staff.
INSIDE THE MILL
BCA News & Events 2
A new group of kayaking enthusiasts started their adventure on the reservoir last Saturday at the
sites for wildlife watching and paddling.
Community
6
School
9
Sports
11
Business
11
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BRANDERMILL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION NEWS
Bailey’s Bifocals
Brandermill 101 – Let’s Talk Commercial
know what is included in the list of services provided by our very own Brandermill businesses?
and tell the world – Brandermill has it all!
Retirement Community with Independent Living
Karate studios
BRANDERMILL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION NEWS
August 2015 - Page 3
Rental property registration
Forms mailed to property owners
tors meeting
BCA BOARD
of DIRECTORS
made a motion to
approve the Rental
Registration Form
Friedel.
istration concept and felt that
there needed to be a definition
ARB APPROVALS
Arrowood – paint, siding
Autumn Woods – shed
Birnam Woods – fence, siding
Carriage Creek – paint
Eastbluff – siding, windows
auxillary parking
of “rental property.” Community Manager Bailey created, and
the Board agreed to, the followerty is a property where the owner
does not reside nor is the occupant a
requested, and the Board agreed that
a place for identifying the neighborhood of the property should be
included on the registration form.
Bailey added that the Property
Community Association. She will
perform property inspections and
follow-up reviews for compliance
with covenants, rules and restrictions. She will also serve as a staff
liaison to the Architectural Review
Board.
from Northern Virginia to Midlofor a more
relaxed and less stressful way of
volunteer with
mentary School
and the Woodlake Community Association
experiences
lead to seven years of employment
with the WCA where she acquired
ily, dogs and an ardent volunteer.
She is a huge supporter of the
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Ridge Creek – roof
Shadow Ridge – hot tub, porch
Steeple Chase – paint
Stoney Ridge – play set, siding,
roof, deck
BCA EVENTS
Activities – See page 14.
ARB Committee Meetings
Conference Room
BCA Board Meeting
& Sept. 8, 7 p.m.
See all meetings & events on the BCA
website Calendar of Events page.
BCA Board Meeting
August 10, 7 p.m.
The Brandermill Church
Agenda
motion unanimously.
A letter accompanying the approved Rental Registration Form
was mailed to all Brandermill
August. If the property owner does
not own rental property, no further
action is needed; otherwise the
owner must complete and return the
BCA welcomes Gail Fenske to Property Management
Nuttree Woods – fence
sidewalk
be tasked with the administration
of the rental property registration
Scouts and Boy Scouts of America.
She loves life on the Swift Creek
Reservoir! When not reading a
book, spending time on the reservoir
on her pontoon boat, kayak, paddleboard, or at the gym, she enjoys long
walks with her dog, Buster.
“I’ve learned that people will
forget what you said, people will
forget what you did, but people
will never forget how you made
them feel.”
BCA Property
Management
Report July 2015
BIRNAM WOODS
Scott Martin
CROSSTIMBERS
Joseph Rizzo
DEER MEADOW
Joseph Hanson
FOX CHASE
Anne Darling
HERITAGE WOODS
Jeremiah &
Lindsey Clapper
HUNTGATE
John & Emily Nicklis
LONG HILL
Michael Strange
LITCHFIELD BLUFF
Christopher Hartman
LONG SHADOW
Gani Berisha
Chuck & Manda Sexton
MUIRFIELD GREEN
Deborah Clark
Jeffrey & Susan Leighton
NUTTREE WOODS
Georgia Aurelius
PLANTER’S WOOD
Patricia Coleman
John & Julie Wiley
QUAIL HILL
Jose & Maria Baez
SAGEWOOD
SHADOW RIDGE
Linda Donaldson
George & Christine
Lawson
SHALLOWFORD
LANDING
Kevin & Elizabeth
Cheney
SPINNAKER COVE
Karen Olson
THE OAKS
Robert Hall
THORNRIDGE
Vincent McFarley
Architecture Review Board
38 Applications processed
31 Applications approved
as submitted
4 Applications approved
limiting conditions
0 Applications not approved
3 Applications preliminary
review/deferred
1 Applications requiring
consultant architect
Covenant Enforcement
9 Hearing Panel letters sent
6 Hearing Panel cases heard
15 Total properties with
legal counsel
Other Dept. Activities
24 Disclosure requests
received
12 Disclosures compliant
9 Disclosures non-compliant
16 Tree removal requests
received
BRANDERMILL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION NEWS
Page 4 - August 2015
VDOT addresses road drainage concerns
It’s summer and that means summer rain storms.
their land, by keeping grass clippings, leaves and other
excess material in your
drainage facilities from
the recent rainfall? Are
you wondering who is
responsible to get your
ditches flowing properly again? If so, the
from ponding on the road, which could cause a major
nisms are designed and built into pavement structures
to reduce frequent maintenance and prevent deteriora-
to prevent road flooding by keeping stateowned drainage systems maintained and clear of
these drainage systems are working properly. Every
resident also plays an important role in helping to
maintain good road drainage. Property owners are
responsible for the maintenance of drainage facilities,
such as ditches and channels, on their property when
easement or a county easement. Property owners are re-
avoids the need for repeated patching, repaving and
If there are operating budget
staff are dealing with abandoned
properties in the community. You
can view the “Blight Unseen” ar-
Removing buildup and debris from ditches and
gutters
Cleaning inlets, catch basins, storm sewer pipes
and culverts
Replacing damaged storm sewer pipes and culverts
Inspecting storm water management facilities anit plays a vital role in keeping our citizens safe
overview
video on drainage and drainage brochure for more information. Residents easily report road conditions that
need attention by completing a form
website.
2016 Budget Development underway
Community Manager Bailey
is in the process of developing
the draft operational and capital
Abandoned
properties issues
being resolved
issues you want to see addressed or
if there are any new or replacement
capital items you wish to see pursued please email JB at manager@
brandermill.com.
Plant a tree... or ten of them!
campaign.
For more information, please
visit
content.aspx?page=memberships
2016 Brandermill Telephone Directory
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BCA Scholarship
August 2015 - Page 5
BCA Committee
snapshots
Community Services Committee
Members were presented a pool membership
quested staff investigate the possibility of billing
Brandermill resident pool members on a quarterly
basis and payable with their assessment payments.
excluding pool fees.
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Matthew Rock of Sandy Ridge neighborthe excellent company of family and friends
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was donated by the Barnes Family of Sterling’s
When asked his reaction for receiving the
scholarship award, he said, “ It’s really important to me to make a big difference in the
bar. Matt’s grandmother, Jean Rock, took the safety of my community.” When asked about
train from New Jersey to be there.
members will vote in August on the type of structure and location before moving forward with the
proposal to be sent in September to the Planning
Committee.
Members are also researching the need for a
in, we’re like family.” We wish Matt every
success.
closely at pros and cons of dog parks and their
impact on communities. A decision was made to
email a short survey to residents via a web-based
Brush pick-up pointers
having to look at piles of brush for an entire
several months old and we hope residents are month.
Brush should be out
- no later than 7 a.m. the
Monday of your zone’s
pickup week.
of a few things.
Crews may pass by
Please do not put out your brush more
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COMMUNITY NEWS
Residents working together
yields beautiful returns
tenance and
Ecology
Committee
plans to continue to work
with the Mcvolunteers
to further
enhance the
By Steve Russek
It is amazing what a few neighbors can do when they pull together
to make a difference. A group of
neighborhood adopted the point at
provement project. In conjunction
with the BCA Maintenance and
Ecology Committee and the BCA
brush pick-up initiative, the neighbors conducted several week-end work
sessions to trim-up
trees and clear brush
at the open space at
sult was an opening of
the views of the lake
along the bike trail
and removal of fallen
branches and scrub
growth.
Landing as a
place Brandermill residents can enjoy the
hood project is an example of when
neighbors come together they can
make a positive difference to our
Cove neighbors!
If your neighborhood is interested in making a difference by
adopting an open space contact
email [email protected]
for details.
COMMUNITY NEWS
FEED23112 Community
Garden becoming a reality
By Ann Marie Luhmann &
John Sager
All you need for an idea to take
root and grow is hard work and a
little help from people who believe
in what you are trying to achieve.
combat hunger in Chesterfield
County. With the success of our
food pantry, it is time to expand
our efforts to help those families
struggling most in our community.
We are excited to announce our next
help to make this dream a reality!
Quail Hunt grandchildren
taught to “pay it forward”
Schools and other groups would
be invited to come and learn about
growing their own fruits/vegetables
and learning about a healthier lifestyle you can have by eating more
fruits/vegetables.
It is our hope to lead and engage
that they designed the
labels on their smart
phone. Kelsey was particularly engaging with
customers and especially those accompanying
their dogs that day to
the market.
hunger. We are inviting you to join
us in helping our neighbors in need.
and/or time, we can create a beautiful community garden that will be a
source of pride for everyone living
generosity of a county resident,
organization that provides assistance to all individuals and fami-
thanks to hard-working volunteers
and is now ready to prepare for
planting. Additionally, we hope to
provide an entrance to the property
with parking for at least ten cars, a
shed to store gardening equipment,
a portable toilet, and picnic tables.
For this to happen, it will take the
compassionate support of members
of our community.
We envision creating a community garden that also will serve as a
teaching facility for area residents
proceeds were donated
to Richmond Animal
League (RAL.) Kelsey
and Will made their
display sign for their
table, and baked and
packaged the treats.
-
clients the opportunity to pick fresh
fruits and vegetables to supplement
their groceries. All that will be
required of them is their commitment to volunteer at the garden,
cultivating an appreciation for the
fruits of their labor while promot-
of land for the community garden
on Beulah Road off Iron Bridge
treats and selling them
garden will be a tremendous resource to promote the value of
producing and consuming locally
grown food.
exciting opportunity to truly make
a difference in people’s lives.
Kelsey and Will Vidal are very
Wade and Alicia Vidal, host them
for a week every summer for “Camp
Mimi.” Alicia and Wade fill the
week with every activity a child
could enjoy in Richmond but it’s
not always about fun and games.
cluded making homemade dog
great supporter of RAL
and parents to two Labradoodles
named Campbell and Nevis that
also served as “taste testers” for
the treats. Campbell was voted one
Animal League, but what they
got in return felt like a million
bucks.
inception.
Items that are
needed to continue
growth are monetary
donations, tools, shed,
portable toilet, seeds/
plants/fruit trees and
fencing.
We have also started a
to collect donations.
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COMMUNITY NEWS
Page 8 - August 2015
Trail Etiquette: reminders
for residents
When enjoying yourself on the
ermill you should always remember
you are not the only one using them.
courtesy make for a positive trail
experience.
archy on the trail? Walkers/joggers
have priority followed by bikers.
A biker should never expect a walker/jogger to yield. As the Virginia
State Parks trail signage states...
changing your speed can ruin your
traveling uphill have the right of
way.
this respect. Keep to the right side
of the trail when you are being
passed. If you want to pass someone
from behind, get their attention by
Nominate a senior who is
making a difference
Can I get
a r o u n d
you?”
Tech on
If you are
listening to
music, taking pictures
or videos, be sure to be aware of
your surroundings. Look around
to be sure you are not blocking the
trail or holding up fellow residents.
Phones are good to have on hand
in case of emergency, but their
wonderful things about the trails is
the chance it provides to get away
from the noise and annoyances of
everyday life and enjoy the nature
that surrounds us.
Resources for this article include:
http://blog.rei.com/hike/trail-etiquette-who-has-the-right-of-way/
and http://www.artofmanliness.
com/2013/10/18/6-reminders-onhiking-etiquette/
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seeking nominations through
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Parkway. Nominations must be
seniors who make a difference
in their communities. Nominees
reside in Chesterfield County,
and must have served after turncounty is acceptable.
If you know an outstanding
senior volunteer, please nominate them. Nomination forms
can be downloaded and printed
out, or can be picked up at all
county libraries and the senior
Judging will focus on the
nominee’s contributions to improve the community and the
lives of others. An independent
panel will select the top three
nominees for induction. An
awards ceremony will be held
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SCHOOL NEWS
August 2015 - Page 9
Coach Ted Salmon tapped for VA High School Hall of Fame
high school athlete, coach, teacher
and athletic administrator are unsurpassed during a lifetime committed
in addition to serving as chairman
with distinction as athletic director
and director of student activities.
In addition to his induction to the
A Richmond native, Salmon
conference committees.
both the football and basketball
teams and was selected the school’s
was inducted into the Meadowbrook
Salmon will be honored with the
named district coach of the year
Club Coach of the Year four times.
letic director/director of student
activities, Salmon has been at Cosby
East Carolina University on a football scholarship and was a threeyear letterman and two-year starter
for the Pirates. Salmon graduated
teaching/coaching career at Cradseven people to be inducted into the
regional and state events, including
this fall. Sponsored jointly by the
ketball championships at the Siegel
serves the rich heritage of outstanding achievements by students and
adults in sports and activities within
Virginia’s public high schools.
honors include athletic administrator of the year at the district and
region level; VIAAA state athletic
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SCHOOL NEWS
SPORTS / BUSINESS NEWS
August 2015 - Page 11
Fishing on Swift Creek Reservoir
the hydrilla for cover and feeding, or they will be feeding out
deep on the points, humps, and
creek channels. For the grass
weedless. For soft plastics such
as worms, creatures, and lizards,
this means texas rigs. You can
vary your presentation by size,
and weight depending on depth
lures that will be effective are
flip/swim jigs, spinnerbaits,
shallow crankbaits, chatterbaits,
and swimbaits. As a general rule
of thumb, single hook lures are
going to swim through the grass
better than baits with treble
hooks. For the deep water bite,
heavy texas rigs, Carolina rigs,
on the bottom will be hard to
rights as well.
By Charlie Machek
have it right here in our backyards.
been great all year, but the month
weights), Chatterbaits, Big shallow
running crankbait/wakebait, and a
moving baits such as deep diving crankbaits, heavy weighted
swimbaits, and heavy spinnerbaits.
terns, and by varying your retrieve
speeds you can trigger strikes.
cals out of the water from this wet
aquatic creatures of our community.
of grass lines, or out of patches
perspective, there are avid anglers
who travel all over the world, and
spend their entire lives searching
caught in “open water” near the
continue to be consistently great.
Brandermill Businesses in Review
Are you wondering what businesses are actually on BCA
Mill we will cover one of the BCA commercial areas, letting you
WATERFORD SHOPPING CENTER
Food Lion
Aim 4 Fitness
Balance 4 Life
Cardiology of Virginia
& Wellness
James River Internists
Midlothian Family Practice
Nails by Stormy
Ciao Bella Salon & Spa
Social Security Admin.
Strayer University
Edible Education
Five Star Finds
If you know of a new business that has moved in, or an old business that has
moved out, please email [email protected] and let us know.
With this clear water we are actually
gills can be seen swimming around
the edge of the grasslines, and in
holes in the grass beds. Just like always earthworms under bobbers are
and thickness of the grass vary
the line length under the bobber.
grouped up on offshore structure,
and submerged brush. Some can be
caught around points, and drop-offs
too. My favorite technique this time
of year is a minnow under a bobber.
Cast it just to the side of the cover,
or if it is deep enough right over the
top. Slowly swimming crappie jigs
We have an amazing resource
right here in our backyard, and it is
our responsibility to use it, respect
it, and most importantly protect it,
so that we can enjoy it for generaon the water! If you have questions
[email protected] or on social media,
catch photos to be included in next
month’s article.
CLASSIFIED ADS
Page 12 - August 2015
Accounting
Classified listings are 50-cents per
word. Listings of 30 words or less may
also be posted on the website free
of charge for residents; non-resident
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August 2015 - Page 13
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Page 14 - August 2015
SUNSATIONAL SUMMER
ACTIVITIES FOR everyone
Brandermill Green Market
Every Saturday, 9 a.m. - noon, Market Square
End of Summer Blast in Sunday Park
Support local agriculture and entrepreneurs while enjoying
some delicious foods.
BranderBelle Wine & Cheese Cruise
Saturday, September 5, 1-5 p.m.
Music, games, & food...what more could you want to send off a great
summer! Enjoy music from the family friendly Diggity Dudes and
delicious food from area Food Trucks.
Free BranderBelle cruises for residents from 1-3 p.m.
Tuesday, August 11, 5:30 - 7 p.m.
Doggie Paddle
Brandermill Sailing Center
Tuesday, September 8, 6-8 p.m.
Relax and renew with a calming evening on the reservoir with
St. Ledger’s Pool
friends or make new ones. We supply the wine and munchies.
Great
fun
for
your
furry
best friend. All dogs must be on a leash,
$10 per resident, $15 per guest. Limit one guest per resident.
current
on
vaccines
and plays well with others.
Call today to reserve your seat.
Free for residents. No reservations necessary.
744-1035x1005
BRANDERMILL
Community Association
To make reservations for these events or if you have questions, please contact [email protected] or [email protected]
This could be your “happy hour”
Paddleboard into a relaxing
evening on the reservoir.
Residents can rent
paddleboards and all
necessary equipment
at the BCA Sailing Center
in Sunday Park.
Email [email protected]
for more information.
BRANDERMILL
Community Association