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Monday, November 23, 2009
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Loudoun Medical Triangle at Stone Ridge

Stone Ridge, Loudoun County’s premier new home community, will be home to the Loudoun Medical Triangle. A convergence of top-notch health facilities will be built at Stone Ridge. In April, HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital will open its doors. Hospital Corporation of America has begun plans to open their hospital across Rt. 50, and Capital Hospice will open their Loudoun Campus at Stone Ridge. In addition, Inova Health has plans to build next to the Hospice Campus. To take advantage of this ideal location, Van Metre is building two floors of Medical Office Suites. These can be outfitted to suit the client. They have broken ground on the four-story building. The bottom two floors will be occupied by the Gum Spring Library projected to open Fall 2011.
Stone Ridge is conveniently located on Rt. 50 about 6 miles west of Rt. 28, and has retail, restaurants, schools, amenities, and office space on site. Van Metre Companies is the developer of Stone Ridge and builds new homes there.
Click here to see more about the Stone Ridge Medical Triangle.
Monday, November 9, 2009
Gum Spring Library: A Great Beginning

Saturday, November 7th, was the official start of construction for the long awaited Gum Spring Library. Over 200 people gathered for the ceremonial ground breaking at the Stone Ridge community off Route 50 in Loudoun County. Van Metre Companies Chairman, Beau Van Metre, opened the festivities, and speakers from the Library Board, FROGS, and Stevens Miller lent their support. Karen Montgomery, head of the Friends of the Gum Spring Library, stated that they hope to open in the fall of 2011.
Refreshments, face painting, a moon bounce, and special Gum Spring Library backpacks were enjoyed after the ground breaking. Van Metre hosted the event at the Stone Ridge Clubhouse.
Stone Ridge is an award-winning, master planned community of new homes in Loudoun County, Virginia by Van Metre Homes.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
HS-7 Community Information Meeting Notice
Loudoun County Public Schools will hold a community information meeting to review the proposed Dulles South High School (HS-7) and a future elementary school on November 18, 2009, in the Mercer Middle School auditorium (42149 Greenstone Drive, Aldie) at 6:30 p.m. The school is proposed to be located south of Route 50, north of Route 620/Braddock Road, on both sides of Goshen Road on the west side of Stone Ridge. The property is more particularly described as approximately 97.16 acres of land identified as MCPI 247-17-3577, 247-17-8636, 248-47-9789, 248-47-8669, 248-47-8234, 248-37-9082, 248-37-9637, 248-38-2718, 248-48-6530 and a portion of 247-28-4151 in the Dulles Election District. A Commission Permit (CMPT 2009-000) application has been filed with Loudoun County to construct a 302,000+/- square foot high school, a 105,000+/- square foot elementary school and associated facilities.
The design capacity for the high school is 1800 students and 875 for the elementary school. The high school is planned to open in the Fall 2012. This school is included in the School Board Adopted FY 2010 Through 2014 Capital Improvements Program. A specific elementary school has not been identified for this site but will be determined later as part of future CIP review. The purpose of the meeting is to share information with the surrounding community on the proposed schools.
If, due to a disability, you need assistance to enable you to participate meaningfully in the above meeting, please contact this office at least FIVE WORKING DAYS prior to the above date.
If you cannot attend and wish to have additional information, you may contact:
Dr. Sam Adamo, Director
Department of Planning and Legislative Services
Loudoun County Public Schools
21000 Education Court
Ashburn, VA 20148
Phone: 571-252-1050 Fax: 571-252-1101
Email: lcpsplan@loudoun.k12.va.us
The design capacity for the high school is 1800 students and 875 for the elementary school. The high school is planned to open in the Fall 2012. This school is included in the School Board Adopted FY 2010 Through 2014 Capital Improvements Program. A specific elementary school has not been identified for this site but will be determined later as part of future CIP review. The purpose of the meeting is to share information with the surrounding community on the proposed schools.
If, due to a disability, you need assistance to enable you to participate meaningfully in the above meeting, please contact this office at least FIVE WORKING DAYS prior to the above date.
If you cannot attend and wish to have additional information, you may contact:
Dr. Sam Adamo, Director
Department of Planning and Legislative Services
Loudoun County Public Schools
21000 Education Court
Ashburn, VA 20148
Phone: 571-252-1050 Fax: 571-252-1101
Email: lcpsplan@loudoun.k12.va.us
Friday, October 30, 2009
New Loudoun High School Site Location Proposed
The Loudoun County School Board voted on October 26, 2009, to approve the purchase of property located in and around Stone Ridge for the location of HS-7 and a future elementary school. The high school will be located in Stone Ridge West.
Twenty-three acres of the school site will be located in the Stone Ridge community with the remaining seventy-four acres comprised of an assemblage of parcels situated along Goshen Road. Access to the school facilities is planned via Northstar Boulevard (Relocated Route 659).
The proximity to Stone Ridge and surrounding communities, accessibility from Route 50, Tall Cedars and Braddock Road make this an attractive site from a transportation perspective. The fact that all the utilities are immediately available also makes it an attractive site from a construction perspective.
The high school is planned to be open for the 2012-2013 school year.
Since the beginning in 2001, Stone Ridge has been a supporter of our school partners. Recently Stone Ridge hosted the 4th Annual 5K Race for Education. The race has raised over $75,000 that has been distributed to schools throughout Dulles South for various school projects.
A Van Metre master-planned community, Stone Ridge is home to Mercer Middle School and Arcola Elementary. And in 2011, will be home to the Loudoun County Gum Spring Library.
Twenty-three acres of the school site will be located in the Stone Ridge community with the remaining seventy-four acres comprised of an assemblage of parcels situated along Goshen Road. Access to the school facilities is planned via Northstar Boulevard (Relocated Route 659).
The proximity to Stone Ridge and surrounding communities, accessibility from Route 50, Tall Cedars and Braddock Road make this an attractive site from a transportation perspective. The fact that all the utilities are immediately available also makes it an attractive site from a construction perspective.
The high school is planned to be open for the 2012-2013 school year.
Since the beginning in 2001, Stone Ridge has been a supporter of our school partners. Recently Stone Ridge hosted the 4th Annual 5K Race for Education. The race has raised over $75,000 that has been distributed to schools throughout Dulles South for various school projects.
A Van Metre master-planned community, Stone Ridge is home to Mercer Middle School and Arcola Elementary. And in 2011, will be home to the Loudoun County Gum Spring Library.
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Loudoun Library Breaks Ground
The Gum Spring Library will break ground on November 7, 2009. The anxiously awaited Library will be located at Stone Ridge, a Van Metre Community in Loudoun County. The ceremony will take place on site in Stone Ridge beginning at 10 am followed by a reception at the Clubhouse. Loudoun County Public Library Director, Douglas A. Henderson said, “The Groundbreaking for Gum Spring Library on November 7 is a momentous occasion for the community and the County as a whole. I cannot think of a better investment in the future than this new Library.”
The Library will occupy two floors of the four-story building encompassing 40,000 square feet. Stone Ridge Community Development, LLC, is dedicating the space to the county. “This will be a strong addition to our thriving community,” stated Roy Barnett, Group President of Van Metre Companies. Loudoun County expects to open its doors in late 2011. “We are incredibly excited to have reached such an important milestone in the development of the Gum Spring Library,” said Karen Montgomery, Library Board of Trustee, Dulles District. “I’m looking forward to celebrating with you all again when we open the doors.”
The addition of the Library will immediately add 160,000 books to the Loudoun County Public Library System. The Gum Spring Library will provide the professional staff, books and materials that will encourage children to become lifelong readers. Teens and adults will have access to a welcoming environment of information and all community members will have a world of technology waiting for them at the library. Plans for the Gum Spring Library include an exciting Teen Center for ages 12 to 18. Computer stations, gaming materials, and homework help are just a few of the teen related activities. A Fairy Tale Room for younger readers, and programs for all ages will be implemented.
The Library is a prime example of a Private/Public Partnership that benefits the county and the community. The ceremony will be held at 24609 Nettle Mill Square, Stone Ridge, VA 20105. For directions visit StoneRidgeVA.com.
The Library will occupy two floors of the four-story building encompassing 40,000 square feet. Stone Ridge Community Development, LLC, is dedicating the space to the county. “This will be a strong addition to our thriving community,” stated Roy Barnett, Group President of Van Metre Companies. Loudoun County expects to open its doors in late 2011. “We are incredibly excited to have reached such an important milestone in the development of the Gum Spring Library,” said Karen Montgomery, Library Board of Trustee, Dulles District. “I’m looking forward to celebrating with you all again when we open the doors.”
The addition of the Library will immediately add 160,000 books to the Loudoun County Public Library System. The Gum Spring Library will provide the professional staff, books and materials that will encourage children to become lifelong readers. Teens and adults will have access to a welcoming environment of information and all community members will have a world of technology waiting for them at the library. Plans for the Gum Spring Library include an exciting Teen Center for ages 12 to 18. Computer stations, gaming materials, and homework help are just a few of the teen related activities. A Fairy Tale Room for younger readers, and programs for all ages will be implemented.
The Library is a prime example of a Private/Public Partnership that benefits the county and the community. The ceremony will be held at 24609 Nettle Mill Square, Stone Ridge, VA 20105. For directions visit StoneRidgeVA.com.
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Rake in the Savings at Stone Ridge
Throughout the month of September, shoppers can find significant savings at the Stone Ridge Village Center. You can find coupons online at http://www.stoneridgeva.com/village_center_home.html and in our ads running in the Loudoun Times Mirror and Loudoun Extra.
Stone Ridge is the perfect place to live in Loudoun County. New homes, fine and casual dining, pools, a Harris Teeter, and the new hospital are all part of this Van Metre Community.
Stone Ridge is the perfect place to live in Loudoun County. New homes, fine and casual dining, pools, a Harris Teeter, and the new hospital are all part of this Van Metre Community.
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