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Council authorizes four Loudoun County CIP funding applications, including pedestrian and PFAS projects
Summary
Purcellville authorized staff to submit four projects for Loudoun County capital improvement funding: Nursery Avenue sidewalk, Short Hill Groundwater Treatment Plant, Valley Industrial Park station upgrades, and Mountain View PFAS treatment. Staff must finalize applications after the county's request letter.
Council approved staff’s recommendation to submit four projects for Loudoun County capital improvement program funding: the Nursery Avenue sidewalk (a transportation/pedestrian project eligible for MBTA funding), Short Hill Groundwater Treatment Plant upgrades, Valley Industrial Park station upgrades to support future county connections, and PFAS treatment for the Mountain View well. The council authorized staff to prepare applications and execute required documents; formal resolutions will follow at subsequent meetings as needed.
Mayor Boteau noted regional funding developments: "Loudoun has brought in $200,000,000 in transportation funding through the NVTA," a factor councilors discussed while prioritizing transportation and utility projects. Staff said county application materials are typically due by the end of August and that council resolutions are usually submitted in September.
