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DEC ‘15
NEWS
DECEMBER 2015
SUGARLAND RUN NEWS
2016 Assessments
The 2016 assessment for the Sugarland Run Homeowners
Association will be $64.53 for single family homes,
Sugarland Run Townhouses and Sugarland Square. The
monthly amount for residents of Hunington Ridge I, II,
and III will be $32.26(recreational only). Coupon Books will be mailed during
December. If you do not receive your 2016 coupon book by January 15, 2016
please call the SRHOA office at 703-430-4500.
NOTE THAT IN ORDER TO AVOID DISRUPTION WITH THE MAILING OF YOUR
COUPONS PLEASE ENSURE THAT THE SRHOA OFFICE HAS YOUR MOST
UPDATED MAILING ADDRESS.
Volume XXXIV No. 57
NEED Extra Cash
The SRHOA is
currently looking
for someone to
do security for
rentals of the
community center.
Please contact the
office for more
information
703-430-4500
The 2016 assessment for the Sugarland Run Townhouse Owners Association
will be $60.28 per month. Coupon books will be mailed during December.
If you do not receive your coupon book by January 15, 2016, please call the
SRTHOA office at 703-430-4500.
During this season of giving please help
make a child smile. Please donate a new
unwrapped gift for an area child to enjoy
on Christmas morning.
For the 15th year, beginning on
November 2nd, the Sugarland Run HOA
office at 200 Greenfield Court will be an
official drop-off site for Toys for Tots.
Please bring a new unwrapped gift
to “Breakfast with Santa”
They will be picked up by the
Toys for Tots Elves.
INSIDE
General Info....................... 2-3
Meeting Minutes............... 4-5
Need to Contact the SRHOA Office?
[email protected] 703-430-4500
2016 Budgets..................... 6-7
ARC Application................. 13
SUGARLAND RUN NEWS December 2015
SRHOA Board of Directors
President
Bobby Winterbottom
703-450-6825
Vice President
Jimmy O’Connor
Director
Jim Carlson
Director
Jorge Frapiccini
Director
Kristina Snegosky
Secretary
Kevin McKernin
703-406-7536
Director
Karl Acorda
Treasurer
Lori St. Angelo
EMAIL
CONTACT
FOR THE
SRHOA BOD:
[email protected]
Director
Diane Bayless
SRTHOA Board of Directors
President
Patrick Noto
703-430-4892
[email protected]
Vice President
Allen Jackson
703-821-2680
[email protected]
SRHOA ARC
Members
Treasurer
Vacant
Secretary
Marie Thomen
[email protected]
Director
Vacant
Alicia Winterbottom
Brenda Hansen
Glen Bayless
[email protected]
Property Management Info
Sugarland Run is comprised of several individual Community Associations including:
SUGARLAND RUN HOA
SUGARLAND RUN THOA
C/O SEQUOIA MANAGEMENT CO.
Onsite Office: 200 Greenfield Ct
703-430-4500 office
703-430-4501 fax
Community Manager-Gabriela Garza, CMCA®, AMS®
[email protected]
SUGARLAND SQUARE ASSOC
PATRIOT PROPERTIES
19420 Golf Vista Plaza Suite 220
Landsdowne, VA 20176
Jake Kelly
(571) 291-2165
(571) 918-4296 (fax)
[email protected]
HUNINGTON RIDGE I
TWC MANAGEMENT
397 Herndon Pkwy., Suite 100
Herndon, VA 20170
703-437-5800
703-471-6578 (f)
Property Manager-Sarah Helander
HUNINGTON RIDGE II
GHA COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT
44110 Ashburn Village Blvd. #202
Ashburn, VA 20147
703-752-8300
HUNINGTON RIDGE III
GHA COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT
44110 Ashburn Village Blvd. #202
Ashburn, VA 20147
703-752-8300
sequoia.cincweb.com
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Important Telephone Numbers
SRHOA/THOA Association Office
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS - 2015
GENERAL COUNTY OFFICES
Board of Supervisors .........................703-777-0204
Commissioner of Revenue .................703-777-0260
Parks & Recreation .............................703-777-0343
School Board .......................................703-771-6410
Voter Registration ...............................703-777-0380
Building & Development ....................703-777-0397
SR Community Policing Office ..........571-434-7044
Animal Care & Control .......................703-777-0406
Animal Shelter ....................................540-882-5211
Road Conditions .................................800-367-7623
Public Works/Signs .............................703-771-5552
Recycling..............................................703-771-5318
Loudoun Water ....................................571-291-7880
VDOT Service Request........................800-367-7623
Memorial Day .....................Monday, May 25
Labor Day.............................Monday, September 7
Thanksgiving.......................Wednesday, Nov. 25 – noon
Thursday, November 26
Friday, November 27
Christmas.............................Thursday, Dec. 24 – noon
Friday, December 25
New Year’s............................Thursday, Dec. 31 – noon
POLICE & FIRE
Fire Non-Emergency ...........................703-777-0333
Emergency...........................................911
Sheriff Non-Emergency.......................703-777-1021
SR Community Policing Office ..........571-434-7044
Narcotics Hotline ................................703-779-0552
Crime Solvers ......................................703-777-1919
Friday, January 1, 2016
About This Newsletter
The Sugarland Run News is published monthly by
the Sugarland Run Homeowners Association. Its
purpose is to inform the residents of Sugarland Run
of meetings, policies, upcoming events, and other
UTILITIES
Verizon..................................................800-837-4966
Comcast ...............................................800-266-2278
Dominion/VA Power ...........................866-366-4357
Washington Gas ..................................703-750-1000
Miss Utility-N. VA ................................800-552-7001
items of interest or importance to the community.
We welcome your suggestions and contributions.
We reserve the right to determine whether an
item is suitable for the publication. Items will be
edited for grammatical correctness, clarity and/or
HEALTH CARE
Loudoun Hospital Center ...................703-858-6000
Health Department .............................703-777-0236
Social/Protective Services ..................703-777-0353
Environmental Health .........................703-771-5513
Mental Health/Substance Abuse .......703-777-0320
Domestic Violence Services ...............703-777-6552
to meet space constraints. When appropriate, late
OTHER
Battlefield Towing ................................703-430-9007
American Disposal...............................703-368-0500
on a CD, in print appropriate for scanning or sent via
submissions will be held for the next issue.
If you are interested in placing an advertisement in
the SRHOA newsletter please contact the SRHOA
office Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at
703-430-4500. All advertisements must be provided
email to [email protected]. All advertisements
are due by the 7th of the previous month.
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SRHOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
WORKING MEETING MINUTES
REGULAR MEETING – OCTOBER 21, 2015
CALL TO ORDER:
The regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Sugarland Run Homeowners Association was called to order
on October 21, 2015 at 7:30 p.m. in the Community Center. Bobby Winterbottom presided. It was noted that a quorum
was present.
Present: Bobby Winterbottom, President
Jimmy O’Connor, Vice President
Kevin McKernin, Secretary
Lori St. Angelo, Treasurer Kristina Snegosky, Director
Jim Carlson, Director
Diane Bayless, Director
Gabriela Garza, Sequoia Management
Absent: Karl Acorda, Director Jorge Frapiccini, Director
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Diane Bayless MOVED that the agenda be approved as amended. Kevin McKernin SECONDED the motion and it PASSED
7 FOR, 2 ABSENT.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Kristina Snegosky MOVED that the minutes for September 2, 2015 be approved as written. Kevin McKernin SECONDED
the motion and it PASSED 7 FOR, 2 ABSENT.
Kristina Snegosky MOVED that the minutes for September 16, 2015 be approved as written. Kevin McKernin SECONDED
the motion and it PASSED 7 FOR, 2 ABSENT.
COMMUNITY POLICING OFFICER
No official deputy has been assigned to date.
RESIDENT FORUM
OLD BUSINESS
Kevin McKernin MOVED to approve the purchase of an Ice Maker from Bestbuy for the Community Center at a subtotal
of $969.99.00 plus tax/shipping. Diane Bayless SECONDED the motion and it PASSED 7 FOR, 2 ABSENT.
Kevin McKernin MOVED to approve the purchase of a Gas Grill for the SRHOA Pool Area at a subtotal of $3,332.00 plus
tax/shipping. Kristina Snegosky SECONDED the motion and it PASSED 6 FOR, 1 AGAINST(J. O’Connor), 2 ABSENT.
The BOD discussed the replacement of the walker’s bridge and has tabled the motion for the next meeting.
NEW BUSINESS
The BOD discussed and approved the request from Sterling MOMs Club for a free ad to be run in the Sugarland Run
Newsletter.
Jimmy O’Connor inquired about the possibility to speak with VDOT to install possible sidewalks on Sugarland Run Dr.
Supervisor Volpe was in attendance and will help the HOA look into this issue should it be possible.
The BOD discussed the possible areas for new streetlights for 2016. Rosendo Almeda, CMI made a few suggestions and
will be getting prices together for the BOD to discuss at a future meeting.
ACTION ITEMS
None
ANNOUNCEMENT OF MEETING
November 4, 2015 7:30 pm
EXECUTIVE SESSION
Kevin McKernin MOVED to approve the write-off as uncollectible debt per the recommendation of legal counsel Segan,
Mason and Mason at a total of $150.97. Bobby Winterbottom SECONDED the motion and it PASSED 7 FOR, 2 ABSENT.
The BOD approved the proposed payment plan for account number 50195.
ADJOURNMENT
Jimmy O’Connor MOVED to adjourn the meeting. Kevin McKernin SECONDED the motion and it PASSED 7 FOR, 2
ABSENT. The meeting was adjourned at 8:40 p.m.
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SRTHOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MEETING MINUTES
REGULAR MEETING – OCTOBER 14, 2015
Present: Patrick Noto, President, Allen Jackson, Vice President, Marie Thomen, Secretary, Susana Donald,
Recording Secretary, Gabriela Garza, Sequoia Management Co.
CALL TO ORDER:
Patrick Noto called the meeting to order at 7:31 p.m. It was noted that a quorum was present.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Marie Thomen MOVED that the agenda be approved as written, Allen Jackson SECONDED the motion, and it
PASSED, FOR 3, ABSENT 0.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Marie Thomen MOVED that the minutes for September 2015 be approved, Allen Jackson SECONDED the
motion, and it PASSED, FOR 3, ABSENT 0.
COMMUNITY POLICING OFFICER
Not present.
RESIDENT FORUM
None present.
OLD BUSINESS
The Board discussed the ARC Guidelines and will continue to review them further.
NEW BUSINESS
The board reviewed the Draft Budget for 2016 and will continue to review further..
EXECUTIVE SESSION
None
ADJOURNMENT
Marie Thomen MOVED to adjourn the meeting. Allen Jackson SECONDED the motion and it PASSED, FOR 3,
ABSENT 0. The meeting was adjourned at 7:38 p.m.
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SRTHOA 2016 Budget
REVENUE
CONTRACTED SERVICES
RESIDENTIAL ASSESSMENTS
333,170
TRASH REMOVAL
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
192,713
LANDSCAPING CONTRACT
LATE/INTEREST FEES
LEGAL FEE REIMBURSEMENT
INTEREST OPERATING
INTEREST INCOME - RESERVES
MISCELLANEOUS INCOME
TOTAL REVENUE
0
15,000
150
150,000
70,000
TREE REMOVAL/MAINTENANCE
15,000
SNOW REMOVAL
70,000
SEWER MAINTENANCE
0
3,000
500
TOTAL CONTRACTED SERVICES
275,000
544,533
RESERVES
REPLACEMENT RESERVE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES
MANAGEMENT FEES
RESERVES - PARKING LOTS
104,339
POSTAGE/PRINTING3,500
OFFICE - PARKING SUPPLIES
LEGAL FEES COLLECTIONS
LEGAL FEES GENERAL
8,262
20,000
RESERVES - TOT LOTS
5,000
REINVESTED INTEREST
3,000
3,000
40,000
TOTAL RESERVES
36,262
TOTAL EXPENSES
544,501
4,000
MINUTES2,600
MISCELLANEOUS150
AUDIT FEES
5,000
INSURANCE20,000
BAD DEBTS
TAXES AND LICENSES
12,000
SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) FUNDS
500
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES
195,089
MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS
CLEANING1,000
SIDEWALK/CONCRETE5,000
SIGNAGE150
MISCELLANEOUS2,000
TOTAL MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS
8,150
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0
SRHOA 2016 Budget
REVENUE
RESIDENTIAL ASSESSMENTS
1,499,920
LEGAL FEE REIMBURSEMENT
40,000
LEGAL TURNOVER FEES
2,500
CLUBHOUSE RENTAL
5,000
SECURITY DEPOSIT (CLUBHOUSE RENTAL)
0
POOL RENTAL (SNOWBIRDS)
3,400
POOL PASS REPLACEMENT
550
POOL GUEST PASSES
500
NEWSLETTER ADVERTISEMENTS
4,000
INTEREST - OPERATIONS
0
INTEREST - RESERVES
600
RETURN CHECK FEES
800
VENDING INCOME
200
MISCELLANEOUS INCOME
600
TOTAL REVENUE
COMMON ELEMENTS EXPENSE
GROUND MAINTENANCE CONTRACT
EQUIPMENT/TRUCK MAINTENANCE
LAKE MAINTENANCE CONTRACT
TREE REMOVAL
COMMON GROUND CARE
SNOW REMOVAL
TOT LOT MAINTENANCE
STREET LIGHT MAINTENANCE
OPERATING RESERVES
TOTAL COMMON ELEMENTS EXPENSE
254,000
POOL EXPENSES
POOL CONTRACT
SWIM TEAM
POOL FURNITURE
POOL MAINTENANCE
POOL SUPPLIES
POOL WATER
1,558,070
GENERAL/ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES
BOARD FUND
2,200
OFFICE SUPPLIES
6,000
COMPUTER & SUPPORT
5,000
TELEPHONE8,500
WEBSITE0
POSTAGE25,000
EQUIPMENT PURCHASES & LEASES
9,000
MANAGEMENT FEES
339,170
ACCOUNTING/AUDIT SERVICES
6,200
LEGAL SERVICES - GENERAL
12,000
LEGAL SERVICES - ARC
10,000
LEGAL SERVICES - COLLECTIONS
85,000
TAXES & LICENSES
2,000
INSURANCE30,000
BOD MINUTES
3,750
BANK CHARGES
0
BAD DEBTS
15,000
RESERVE STUDY
0
VENDING EXPENSES
200
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES
95,000
4,000
4,500
40,000
24,500
20,000
6,000
40,000
20,000
TOTAL CONTRACTED SERVICES
127,140
RESERVES
TOTAL RESERVES
452,910
TOTAL EXPENSES
1,558,070
SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) FUNDS
559,020
7
76,140
4,000
4,000
30,000
6,000
7,000
0
SUGARLAND RUN TEAMS UP FOR CLEANER STREAMS
After planting over 150 trees and shrubs this past spring, Sugarland Run once again teamed up to plant
200 more native trees in a remarkable public-private partnership with the Piedmont Environmental
Council (PEC), Loudoun County, and its landscaping contractor, Premier Turf and Landscaping, which
generously donated many man-hours and augers to help pre-dig holes and plant those trees. And
grant funding by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and Fairfax Water kicked off the whole
effort.
Local high school students and HOA Board members (present and past) as well as the HOA Management
team were crucial volunteers alongside the Premier team this time around.
From all reports, it was a fun opportunity to help improve the local environment and the planting
would not have been possible without the help of these enthusiastic volunteers.
The plantings occurred in three additional areas on the eastern side of the community this fall. These
new trees will help reduce stormwater runoff in these areas to slow the flow of water, prevent flooding,
filter pollutants and protect the health of Sugarland Run, the stream. Sugarland Run flows into the
Potomac and local waters (and any associated pollution) eventually reach the Chesapeake Bay. Along
with riparian buffers, the trees and floating islands in the pond have enhanced its ability to help clean
and protect local streams.
This project can now be counted towards Loudoun County’s efforts to reduce its nitrogen, phosphorus
and sediment runoff and help achieve its pollution reduction goals. The County is required to meet
specific targets that will constitute its “pollution diet” established in December 2010 by EPA for the
states with waters draining into the Bay. Every jurisdiction in the Chesapeake Bay watershed has
targets to meet, depending on its size. Through this partnership, Sugarland Run HOA is making a
contribution to Loudoun’s goals on its common areas.
In addition to cleaner water, these trees will further enhance the community landscape with many
Virginia native trees improving the habitat throughout the year. Locals should expect to see many
kinds of birds and pollinators start visiting as the trees get established.
See the box/following article/sidebar(?) for more information on stormwater pollution and ways you
can help reduce it on your property. What You Can Do In Your Yard – (http://goo.gl/Zs3UgT)
Use fertilizer responsibly
• The VCE Loudoun Master Gardeners (http://goo.gl/avvrpz) have a low-cost program to help
residents use the right amount of fertilizerat the right time for maximum effectiveness. There are
still a few free lawn care analyses left through the partnership with PEC. Contact Gem Bingol at
[email protected] and you might be able to snag one of them before they’re gone!
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SUGARLAND RUN TEAMS UP FOR CLEANER STREAMS
•
Even if you use a lawn service, it might be worth it for your time and wallet to check their maintenance
schedule against the Master Gardeners’ certified nutrient management plan recommendation.
• Using a mulching lawn mower, leave grass clippings in place to take advantage of their nutrients.
Minimize watering
• Non-native fescue grass (commonly used in the area) naturally goes dormant in the heat of the
summer and greens up again in the fall. You can save money and water by not fighting its natural
tendency. (http://goo.gl/kcRfOa)
• Install a rain barrel to collect rainwater to water your plants and lawn.
Landscape with native plants
• Plant native trees if you have the space. Consider substituting native shrubs and herbaceous
plants and reducing some of your lawn area where you don’t have room for trees.
• Native plants help retain more water and build healthier soil than turf grass. Keeping healthy soil
in place is critical to reducing all kinds of runoff from your yard.
What Are the Sources of Stormwater Pollutants?
Pollutant
Silt, sand, and clay
particles and other
debris.
Nutrients (Nitrogen &
Phosphorus)
Disease organisms
Hydrocarbons
Pesticides
Metals
Common Sources
Construction sites; bare spots in lawns and gardens; wastewater from
washing cars and trucks on driveways or parking lots; unprotected
stream banks.
Over-used or spilled fertilizers; pet manure; grass clippings and
leaves left on streets and sidewalks; leaves burned in ditches; goose
droppings.
Pet manure and garbage
Car and truck exhaust; leaks and spills of oil and gas; burning leaves
and garbage.
Pesticides over-applied or applied before a rain-storm; spills and
leaks.
Cars and trucks (brakes and tire wear, exhaust); galvanized metal
gutters and downspouts.
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SUGARLAND RUN NEWS Community
Activities
Committee
December 2015
The CAC is always looking for assistance from our
community members! If you would like to join the
CAC, volunteer, or provide suggestions for events,
please join us at our meetings held the last Tuesday
of each month at 6:30pm in the Community Center.
Costume Parties
Costume Contest Winners:
Change of Meeting time to
0-3 years: Chase “Tiger”, Bouldin “Mickey”,
6:30pm—Last Tues of Month
Darby “ Lady Bug” 4-6 years : Sofia “Unicorn”,
Cain “Master Chief”, Quinci “Yoda 7-11 years:
CAC provides opportunities to
Natalie “Dancer”, Charlotte “ Nancy Drew”
bring community together for
Kyle “Biohazard Guy” Adult: Cheech
FUN!
Calendar of Events
Volunteers are
2016 - What shall we do?
needed for all events!
Help plan the calendar for 2016
Email: [email protected]
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Bruce McBarnette, Esq.
Realtor
(703) 404-8429, Office
(703) 629-6289, Cell
[email protected]
Your
home’s
value is
climbing fast!!!
We have buyers for your home.
Keller Williams is #1 in number of agents.
Benefit from our network.
See what your home can sell for.
As an 18 year resident of Sugarland Run
and with his background as a lawyer,
Bruce can be an excellent agent for you.
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OFFICE BUILDING COMMUNITY ROOM RENTAL PRICE LIST
DEPOSIT RENTAL COST
8:00 a.m. - 12:00 midnight ............. $500.00 .......................... $25.00 per hour
(4-hour minimum applies)
COMMUNITY CENTER-RENTAL PRICE LIST
DEPOSIT RENTAL COST
8:00 A. M. – 12:00 midnight .............. $500.00 ............................ $40.00 per hour (without kitchen)
$50.00 per hour (with kitchen)
(4-hour minimum applies)
SRHOA Community Center and Office Building are rented to residents of the community only. ALL parties
must vacate premises no later than 12:00 Midnight. Party hours will be monitored. Rental times are to include
set-up and clean up time. Rentals do not include tables and chairs.
NEWSLETTER ADVERTISEMENTS
Are you a Contractor, Decorator, Doctor, Lawyer? Did you know that the
SRHOA Newsletter offers print advertisements? Do you have something
you would like to sell such as a car, furniture or crafts? Do you offer a
service such as Handy Man, Day Care Provider, or Landscaping? Have
you ever thought of placing a marketplace advertisement in the SRHOA
Newsletter? Did you know that the SRHOA Newsletter is mailed to 2500
homes?You will find the costs for both of these options on the marketplace
page on the last page of the newsletter. If you have any questions please
call the association office at 703-430-4500.
If you are interested in placing an advertisement in the SRHOA newsletter please contact the SRHOA office
Monday-Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm. All advertisements must be “camera ready” or on disc and must be brought
to the SRHOA office by the 7th of the previous month or they may be emailed to [email protected].
DISPLAY AD RATES
TYPE Full Page
Half Page Quarter Page Business Card Market Place Ad ONE
MONTH $200 $125 $75 $50 $5 DIMENSION 8 1/2” x 11” 81/2” x 5 1/2” 4 1/4” x 5 1/2” 2” x 3 1/2” 25 words or less 14
SIX
MONTHS
$1,000 $625 $375 $250 $30 ONE
YEAR
$2,000
$1,250
$750
$500
$60
Karl Acorda, Realtor
Cell: 703.665.9188
Email: [email protected]
Looking to sell now or in the Spring?
Here are the top three things you need to do:
1. Declutter. Makes the room look bigger and buyers can relate to it better.
2. Paint. Makes the walls look cleaner and reduces the amount of stuff hanging on the walls.
3. Staging. Make the house look as close to a model home as you can. Depersonalize it so the
buyers can “own” it when they walk through. Need more tips? Call me!
If you would like to know what it
would take to prepare your home
for sale, feel free to email me at
[email protected] or
call me at 703.898.7125.
Single Family Home Update for Sugarland Run
Status
ACTIVE
ACTIVE
ACTIVE
ACTIVE
CONTRACT
CONTRACT
CONTRACT
CONTRACT
CONTRACT
SOLD
SOLD
Address
209 MEADOWLAND LN
234 MEADOWLAND LN
110 SUGARLAND RUN DR
23 MIDDLETON LN
122 HILLSDALE DR
140 FOX RD S
110 VICTORIA PL
116 FARMINGTON LN
List Price
$ 395,000
$ 334,000
$ 367,500
$ 405,000
$ 370,000
$ 342,900
$ 389,000
$ 420,000
$ 368,900
$ 379,900
$ 389,000
Townhome update for Sugarland Run
Status
ACTIVE
ACTIVE
ACTIVE
ACTIVE
ACTIVE
ACTIVE
ACTIVE
ACTIVE
ACTIVE
ACTIVE
ACTIVE
ACTIVE
ACTIVE
ACTIVE
CONTRACT
CONTRACT
CONTRACT
CONTRACT
CONTRACT
CONTRACT
CONTRACT
SOLD
SOLD
SOLD
SOLD
SOLD
MRIS Data for the month of September 2014
Not intended to solicit the listings of other brokers
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Address
705 BRETHOUR CT
106 MARCUM CT
122 WOODGATE CT #122
115 DRURY CIR
110 RICHLAND CIR
90 SUGARLAND RUN DR
206 CHARING CT
517 BRETHOUR CT
114 MARCUM CT
117 DRURY CIR
208 CHARING CT
301 BRETHOUR CT
52 MONARCH DR
715 BRETHOUR CT
16 MONARCH DR
51 SUGARLAND SQUARE CT
301 ARGUS PL
6 WEDGEDALE DR
189 COTTAGE RD N
3 REGIS CIR
102 HAYLOFT CT
27 WEDGEDALE DR
126 COTTAGE RD N
129 COTTAGE RD N
231 WILLOW TER
30 REGIS CIR
List Price
$ 220,000
$ 249,900
$ 249,900
$ 274,900
$ 240,000
$ 260,000
$ 229,900
$ 229,800
$ 255,000
$ 250,000
$ 219,900
$ 225,000
$ 274,900
$ 219,900
$ 299,900
$ 199,990
$ 254,900
$ 274,900
$ 249,900
$ 279,000
$ 287,500
$ 275,000
$ 287,500
$ 290,000
$ 267,999
$ 235,000
10300 Eaton Place Suite 120, Fairfax, VA 22030
Licensed in the Commonwealth of Virginia
Santa and his elves will be at
The Sugarland Run Community Center
Saturday, December 5th
9:00 AM
Come and join Santa and his elves for a delicious breakfast of
pancakes, fruit, juice and more.
Kids, don’t forget your “wish list” for Santa to look over. Children will
have an opportunity to talk to and be photographed with Santa.
This will be a great opportunity for you to bring in your gift for the
“Toys for Tots” drive. Also, new unwrapped toys can be placed in the
official “toy box” at the community center during business hours.
Note: volunteers are needed for this event. Call the office at 703-430-4500
or send an email to [email protected] if you can help
with the party or supply some of the goodies.
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Sugarland Run is happy to announce a new club in the neighborhood!
LivE
at Sugarland Run
With one goal in mind; to build a stronger community through Music,
Arts, & Literature. The club organizers have been working hard to find
great talent and bring a variety of cultural events to our community.
UPCOMING EVENTS
December 20th
Sugarland Singalong and
Storytelling!
Join our Sugarland community in celebrating the
holiday spirit!
• Hearthside with free hot cocoa and
cookies!
• Holiday carols & music!
Watch the Social Media sites for updates!!!
In case you missed it – the Ryanhood duo
gave Sugarland a wonderful evening of
energetic live music! Check our social
media sites for the upcoming performers!
Mark your 2016 calendars for the next
LIVE Taste N Tints!
th
Saturday February 6
“Painting is for Lovers”
A couples painting and sipping experience!
For more up to date details about
these events and more be sure to
check out our social media sites!
“Live at Sugarland Run”
“Liveatsr”
2016 Photo Contest
Next deadline is February 10! Topic: any holiday
of the year! Drop your prints and forms at the
SRHOA office in the LIVE box. Entry forms
available online at the LIVE site.
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“Liveatsr”
[email protected]
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Community Lutheran Church
Welcoming Others...Growing in Grace…
Sharing Christ’s Love
Our Services:
8:15 am and 11:00 am
Sunday School for all ages at 9:30 am
Wednesday Holy Communion
12:00 pm—12:30 pm
All are welcome!
21014 Whitfield Place
Adjacent to the Cascades Library
(703) 430--6006 www.communitylutheran.org
Avon: makeup, perfume, skincare and more. (703) 450-5363 www.youravon.com/rstrobel. Earn extra
money for Holidays/bills/travel $15 Kit. www.startavon.com Reference code: rstrobel
Meridians Home Services: Lawn mowing, landscaping, painting, yard cleanup, hauling, etc. Supports
local non-profit. Call Jim (703) 434-9009 [email protected]
Picture Perfect Home Improvements: Exterior/Interior Remodel- Basement, Bath, Kitchen, Deck,
Painting. Handyman services available. Licensed, Bonded, Insured. Call Mike @ 703-590-3187
www.pphionline.com
M.D. Forrester Plumbing LLC: Plumbing and Gas Contractor 571-232-4794 1 Hr min @ $95.00 Per Hr.
Material cost + 30%. Licensed and Insured. Good until 12-31-16
January 2016
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Sugarland Run News
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Sterling, VA 20164
Printed on Recycled Paper Using Soy-Based Ink.
As a Result of This Newsletter 2 Trees Have Been Planted!
December 2015
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