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THE COURIER
“A C O M M U N I T Y O N T H E P O T O M A C ” | W W W. C O U N T R Y S I D E - VA . O R G
PA GE 4 P AG E 9 P AGE 5
2021 BUDGET SHRED FOXFIELD
INPUT NEEDED EVENT PAVING
COURIER VOL. 40, NO. 8 | AUGUST 2 0 2 0
IN THIS ISSUE
Reminders and News Page 3
2021 BUDGET INPUT NEEDED Page 4
Foxfield Paving Page 5
Shred Event Page 9
Shred Event Safety Protocols Page 10
Assessment Payment Options Page 12
Parking and Enforcement Page 13
Trash Collection Page 14
CountrySide Proprietary Page 15
PMP & Board of Directors Page 16
Committee Listings Page 17
Committee Meeting Minutes Page 19
Neighborhood Services Page 21
Selling Your Home Page 22
MEETING SCHEDULE Advertisements Page 24
PARKWAY MEETING ROOM Calendar Page 25
46020 Algonkian Parkway, Sterling
Board of Directors (BoD)
1st and 4th Wednesdays, 7:00pm
Design Review Committee (DRC)
4th Monday, 6:30pm
Facilities Committee (FAC)
COUNTRYSIDE
2nd Thursday, 7:00pm
Grounds Committee (GRNDS)
PROPRIETARY
3rd Wednesday, 7:00pm
Horsepen Run Ad Hoc Committee (HPRN)
2nd Wednesday, 7:00pm
Neighborhood Advisory Council (NAC)
2nd Tuesday, 7:15pm
OFFICE LOCATION:
COUNTRYSIDE PROPRIETARY OFFICE 2 Pidgeon Hill Drive,
2 Pidgeon Hill Dr., Ste. 560, Sterling
Community Relations Committee (CRC)
Suite 560
1st Thursday, 6:30pm
Sterling, VA 20165
Finance Committee (FIN)
3rd Tuesday, 7:00pm (703)430-0715
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Reminders and News
August Committee Meetings
CountrySide Proprietary Committees will hold VA Property Owners’ Association Act compliant meetings in August. All
meetings are open for property owners who wish to phone-in to attend. Please contact the office and the call-in
information will be sent to you via email on the day of the meeting. As always, please check the website for information.
The following meeting dates have been set.
GROUNDS: August 3 COMMUNITY RELATIONS: August 6 HORSEPEN RUN: August 12
NEIGHBORHOOD ADVISORY COUNCIL: August 11 DEISGN REVEIW COMMITTEE: August 24
The following meeting dates and times are to be determined. Please watch the website & email updates for information.
FACILITIES FINANCE
Basketball Court and Parking Lot Servicing
Parkway Basketball Courts
The basketball courts adjacent to the Parkway Pool parking lot will be closed for the application of the court color coat and
striping from Monday, August 17th through Wednesday, August 19th, weather permitting.
Any weather related changes will be posted on signs at the court and posted on our website at www.countryside-va.org
Cromwell and Lindenwood Pool Parking Lot Services
The Cromwell and Lindenwood Pool parking lots will be closed on the following dates:
Monday, August 17th - Both Cromwell and Lindenwood lots will be closed for crack fill application.
Wednesday, August 19th - The Lindenwood lot will be closed again for restriping.
Any weather related changes will be posted on signs at the lots and posted on our website at www.countryside-va.org.
•
CountrySide Proprietary Office
The Proprietary Office will be Closed on Monday, Sept. 7th for the Labor Day Holiday
• The Management Office is closed to walk-in traffic but remains open to remotely conduct business. Most services available
at the Management Office are also available online. Contact information for individual staff members can be found on the
website or by calling 703-430-0715.
CountrySide Women’s Club
Meetings of the Women’s Club are cancelled until further notice.
The Villas at CountrySide
VILLAS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT CONTACT INFORMATION:
National Realty Partners, 365 Herndon Parkway, Suite 106, Herndon, VA 20170: 703-435-3800
Villas Office Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 8:30am-5:30pm, Friday 8:30am-1:00pm
If you have questions or concerns regarding Villas property, condo fees, trash information or Villas community issues,
contact Karen Conroy, Villas Property Manager at kconroy@nrpartnersllc.com. For questions about Amenities and
CountrySide Assessments, contact the Proprietary Office.
FOR VILLAS AFTER HOURS EMERGENCIES: 703-476-3639 for “life or property threatening situations ONLY.” Note: CountrySide
Proprietary cannot respond to these calls.
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2021 CountrySide Budget
The Finance Committee wants YOUR input to help plan for the next year
Each year at this time, the CountrySide Finance residents to bear the costs of these requirements.
Committee begins a process that results in a budget For example, maintaining the common grounds
for the upcoming year. As always, the Finance must be done, and the ongoing repair to our
Committee is requesting input from residents, townhouse streets is a costly, but unavoidable
neighborhoods, and other committees. With this necessity.
information, it is possible to budget for programs
and projects that residents would like to see in theThe number of events we have per year depends
coming year. on how much we are prepared to spend over and
above those baseline obligations, and how much
We’re asking all residents to take a few minutes to interest there is in the community in the proposed
reflect on our community: events.
• Are we happy with how things are being Hopefully, you can see how the process urgently
handled? needs information from you, the residents. The
• Do we need to make any changes which more input we receive from you about how you
will require money to be spent? want your assessment dollars spent, the more
• Are we satisfied with the scheduled confidence the Finance Committee can have that
events or are there other activities we’d the proposed budget accurately reflects the wishes
like to sponsor? of YOU, the major stakeholders. This, in turn,
• Do other communities offer services that helps your Board of Directors make decisions on
should be considered at CountrySide? your behalf—decisions you can support because
you were involved. Both the Committee and the
The answers to these questions, and other Board recognize these are difficult economic times
suggestions you may have, are critical input to and will scrutinize the budget proposals carefully
the Finance Committee as they develop the 2021 with an eye toward minimizing any increase in
budget for CountrySide. assessments.
As a community, CountrySide is equivalent to a WE NEED YOUR INPUT
medium size town in Virginia. Many of the services NO LATER THAN AUGUST 31.
and facilities are dependent on the feedback
SEND YOUR SUGGESTIONS AND IDEAS TO:
received and the affordability of the suggestions.
CountrySide Proprietary
The Finance Committee is given the task to prepare
by e-mail: reception.cside@pmpbiz.com
a budget for the Board of Directors, which balances
or call 703-430-0715
the community’s absolute obligations (such as
or mail ideas to 2 Pidgeon Hill Drive, Suite 560,
maintenance of assets and infrastructure) and its
Sterling, VA 20165
desires for amenities against the capacity of the
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Foxfield Asphalt and Street Servicing
The time has finally arrived to perform the repairs to several streets in Foxfield. These repairs will
take place in multiple phases on each street and residents will need to move their vehicles from
the following areas based on the schedule below.
Part 1 – Underdrains and Concrete Curb Services
The first portion of work will involve the excavation and installation of under-street drainage pipes and the replacement
of various sections of concrete curb and gutter.
The areas of service for the under-street drainage pipes on each of the streets listed below will be marked with white
paint and arrows on the pavement and can also be viewed on an overhead map on Page 7. All vehicles must be
removed from the indicated areas by 7 AM each day, weather permitting, and may return to park overnight after
5PM each day.
The areas where curb and gutter replacements will occur are noted with yellow “X” marks on each section of curb to
be replaced and will also be noted with an “X” on each parking space that needs to be emptied, again between 7 AM
to 5 PM on each scheduled day of service.
These services will take place as follows:
Monday 8/24 and Tuesday, 8/25 – Devon, Fairmont and Gannon Way
Tuesday 8/25 and Wednesday, 8/26 - Bickel and Dorrell Courts
Wednesday 8/26 and Thursday, 8/27 – Southall and Asbury Way
It will be necessary to ask that vehicles be removed from the street by 7:00 AM each day of the scheduled dates of the
repairs. Any vehicle not moved by 7:00 AM will be relocated by the Proprietary towing service to make room for the
repairs (A $55 fee will be assessed to the property if towed).
Part 2 – Pavement Milling, Replacement and Striping
The second portion of work will involve the milling, replacement and restriping of the entire asphalt surface of the
affected areas of each street and can be viewed on an overhead map on Page 8.
During these services, it will be necessary for each section to remain closed overnight through noon the following day
to allow the new asphalt adequate time to cure before reopening to traffic. All vehicles must be removed from the
indicated areas by 7 AM on the scheduled date and may not return until after noon on the following day. Each one of
these phase section areas will be marked with paint and arrows to note the break points and dates for service.
These services will take place as follows (Phase colors as noted on the map on Page 8.)
Monday, August 31 – Red Phase
Southeast portion of Bickel Court, Even and Odd from 75 to 131 Bickel
Tuesday, September 1 – Gray Phase
Middle portion of Bickel Court, Even 22 to 52, Odd 53 to 73 Bickel
Wednesday, September 2 – Green Phase
Northwest portion of Bickel Court, Even 2 to 20 Bickel, Odd 1 to 35 Bickel
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Foxfield Asphalt and Street Servicing (Continued)
Thursday, September 3 – Dark Green Phase
Devon and Fairmont Courts
Tuesday, September 8 – Yellow Phase
Asbury Way
Wednesday, September 9 – Purple Phase
Northwest portion of Southall Court - Even and Odd, 23 to 85 Southall. Please note that no traffic will be able to drive
or park anywhere on Southall Court until after noon on Friday, September 11.
Thursday, September 10 – Blue Phase
Southeast portion of Southall Court - , Entrance and Even, 2 to 32 Southall. Please note that no traffic will be able to
drive or park anywhere on Southall Court until after noon on Friday, September 11
Friday, September 11 – Orange Phase
Dorrell Court
It will be necessary to ask that vehicles be removed from the street by 7:00 AM each day of the scheduled dates of
the repairs. Any vehicle not moved by 7:00 AM will be relocated by the Proprietary towing service to make room for
the repairs (A $55 fee will be assessed to the property if towed).
For the duration of these services, residents may park their vehicles overnight on the VDOT Streets or in the Parkway
Pool parking lot without penalty. We do ask that residents remove their vehicles as soon as possible after their street is
completed to make room for other residents to use these areas
Any weather related changes will be posted on signs at each street and posted on our website at www.countryside-va.
org
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Foxfield Asphalt and Street Servicing Pipe Areas
Monday 8/24 and Tuesday, 8/25 – Devon, Fairmont and Gannon Way
Tuesday 8/25 and Wednesday, 8/26 - Bickel and Dorrell Courts
Wednesday 8/26 and Thursday, 8/27 – Southall and Asbury Way
Any vehicle not moved by 7:00 AM will be relocated by the Proprietary towing service to make room
for the repairs.
A $55 fee will be assessed to the property if towed.
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Foxfield Asphalt and Street Servicing Phasing
All vehicles must be removed from the indicated areas by 7 AM on the scheduled date and may not return
until after noon on the following day. Each one of these phase section areas will be marked with paint and
arrows to note the break points and dates for service.
Any vehicle not moved by 7:00 AM will be relocated by the Proprietary towing service to make room
for the repairs.
A $55 fee will be assessed to the property if towed.
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Shred Event: No Contact Safety Protocols
Saturday, September 12, 9am to 12pm
Parkway Parking Lot
SAFETY PROTOCOLS WILL BE IN PLACE
RESIDENTS:
• Residents should remain in their vehicle.
• Place items for shredding in the trunk of the car or far back of an SUV.
ROVER SHRED SERVICE PROVIDER: Thank you
• Workers will wear masks and gloves for your cooperation
• Hand sanitizer will be available and understanding!
• Social distancing will be practiced
Notice from the Board of Directors
CountrySide Pools to Remain Closed for the 2020 Season.
A motion “to open two pools as soon as is practicable” was defeated by a vote of 2 “Yes” and 4 “No” votes
This was not an easy decision to make and there were strong differences of opinion on both sides of the issue on the Facilities Committee,
which could not reach a unanimous decision, and the Board of Directors. But as Jefferson said, “every difference of opinion is not a difference
in principle.” The health and safety of CountrySide residents was the primary concern to all the volunteers involved and many factors were
considered in making this decision.
Phase 3 guidelines say that “swimming pools may be open at up to 75% occupancy, if applicable, provided ten feet of physical distance may
be maintained between patrons not of the same household”. Applying the “10 feet of distancing” requirement, given the square footage
of our pools, CountrySide would have had to operate at about 25% of normal capacities. With scheduled down times every two hours for
the required cleaning, we would have been able to accommodate less than 5% of the estimated CountrySide population at the pools on any
given day. We extensively researched the operating procedures that would be required under Phase 3 of the Forward Virginia plan. The
costs of compliance was estimated at approximately $13,000-$14,000 per month per pool, which included the purchase of hand sanitizer
dispensers, employing a professional cleaning service to perform enhanced cleaning procedures, the hiring of a security firm to monitor the
mandated social distancing and to conduct the necessary screening, the purchase of signage to instruct and inform pool patrons on the State
of Virginia guidelines, and the ongoing replenishment of supplies. The cost of compliance, which could have been covered in the existing pool
management budget from the more than $30,000 in savings from not opening the pools prior to this time, to serve such a limited number of
residents was raised as a concern by a member of the Board.
We consulted our legal counsel and insurance agents on the question of liability risk, both of whom advised extreme caution. While many
residents suggested the use of liability waivers to protect the Proprietary, our attorney informed us that in Virginia, one cannot waive personal
injury in advance. Likewise, our insurance was unlikely to provide all the necessary coverage against claims resulting from a pandemic.
We know this is disappointing, but please understand that the decision was not made lightly. The Board, the FAC, and the PMP staff devoted
hundreds of hours exploring the requirements and our options to try to make it possible to open the pools safely. Although the decision was
not unanimous, a majority of the Board ultimately decided that while Virginia has made strides in its attempts to contain the spread of the
virus, the resurgence of the virus in communities both local and in other states is of ongoing concern. Even if we took all precautions advised
by the CDC and the Virginia Department of Health, there is no way we could guarantee the protection of our residents against this insidious
disease.
The pools will be maintained as necessary to protect these valuable assets for future use, and while this is still a current ongoing expense,
there will be some savings realized from the pool closures. The Board is evaluating the best way to refund these savings to property owners.
Stay Safe.
The CountrySide Board of Directors
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Virginia DMV Extends Vehicle Registration
The Proprietary has received several calls regarding automobiles with expired plates. Due to
COVID-19, the DMV has made extensions for renewal of expired plates.
From the DMV website:
“Vehicle registrations expiring March-July are extended for up to 180 days, not to exceed October 31, 2020.
All renewal fees (driver’s license, identification card and vehicle registration) will remain the same and no late fees will
be assessed for customers who renew during the extension period. The month in which your new credential expires
will also not change from the original date of expiration. For example, a customer with a vehicle registration originally
expiring in April 2020 will have until October 2020 to renew, and the new credential will be valid until April 2021.
Virginians eligible to renew their licenses, identification cards, or vehicle registration online are encouraged to take
advantage of those services. Mail-in options are also available for a number of transactions, such as original title
transactions, and, if mailed a notice, vehicle registration and driver’s license renewals.”
Please check out https://www.dmv.virginia.gov/general/#covid19.asp for information regarding Vehicle Registrations.
Loudoun County Schools Approve Virtual Start to Year
Article by Ken Duffy, WTOP News, July 21, 2020
Early Wednesday morning, after hours of discussion, the Loudoun County School Board voted to enforce a full-
time distance learning model for the start of the school year.
Schools Superintendent Dr. Eric Williams made a presentation at the board meeting that started Tuesday night,
but didn’t conclude until about 1 a.m. Wednesday. Loudoun County is the state’s third-largest school district.
The motion to start the year exclusively online passed 7 to 2 after being introduced after midnight. The two votes against
came from Jeff Morse and John Beatty.
Williams said an all-virtual start will allow more time to deal with physical distancing challenges with any in-
person learning that would be phased in if COVID-19 metrics allow.
“Scaling up in stages with constant monitoring of implementation and data is more prudent,” Williams said.
The initial plan was to go with a hybrid model of two days of in-person instruction for students per week.
Earlier in the evening, the board provided a statement to WTOP in response to an inquiry about the likely change,
which was then read by Williams at the meeting.
“Based on the latest information we have, LCPS believes the school year should start with 100% percent distance
learning, with very limited or no exceptions, and proceed with implementing the planned hybrid model in stages.”
Before this, Loudoun County schools gave parents the option of choosing an education model. The survey of
parents concluded about a week ago, and almost 40% wanted their child to go to class in person and mix in some online
instruction.
Loudoun County Health Department Director David Goodfriend also appeared at the meeting to take questions
about COVID-19 concerns, but ultimately told the Board “it’s your decision” about how to start the next school year.
Goodfriend also said the level of COVID-19 transmission is not the main concern.
“The key challenge is maintain the 6-foot distancing,” which Goodfriend said is “critical.”
The Loudoun Times-Mirror also reported that recent delays in processing virus tests played into the decision to
endorse the exclusively online model.
The first day of school is Sept. 8.
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Monthly Assessment Payment Options
DIRECT DEBIT (ACH): There are several benefits to signing up for Direct Debit payments, including the following:
•Avoid Late Fees! Payments are processed on or about the 10th of each month and are therefore always received
on time.
•One less check to write each month and one less stamp to use or trip to the Proprietary office.
•The assessment amount is always right, even if rates change from year to year
It’s easy to use this service. Complete the Authorization Agreement for Direct Payments form and send it to us with a
voided check. This form can be picked up in the office or found HERE.
NOTE: We wil only take the regular assessment. Other fees assessed to the account must be paid separately,
BY MAIL: Mail a check or use your bank’s online bill pay option.
• Send the payment to our payment processing center at CountrySide Proprietary, c/o PMP, PO Box 62678, Phoenix AZ
85082. Please list your CountrySide account number in the memo portion of the check.
• Checks sent in the mail must be received by the 10th of the month to avoid late fees.
IN THE OFFICE: Come to the office located at 2 Pidgeon Hill Drive, Suite 560, Sterling. We do not accept credit cards).
The office is open from 8am to 5pm, Monday through Friday.
ONLINE: Make an online payment via e-check or credit card by logging onto our bank’s website at
https://www.mutualpaypropertypay.com. The following information is required to make a payment online:
Management Company: Property Management People
Management Company ID: 7047
Association Name: CountrySide Proprietary
Association ID: 000065
Account #: located on your coupon
Click on “Pay Assessment” (bottom right). Payments made by credit card are assessed a convenience fee.
Late Fee Forgiveness Program
The CountrySide Proprietary Board of Directors is 4. Applicants must remain on Direct Debit/ACH for at
offering a late fee forgiveness program for up to a least nine months after signing up.
maximum of six assessment interest charges/late fees. 5. Failure to remain current and make payments
Eligibility criteria: within nine months will result in interest charges/late
1. No applicant who applied and was accepted for fees being re-applied to the account.
2018 and 2019 may apply for 2020. If you are interested in signing up for this
2. Applicants must bring their assessment account program and meet all the conditions as stated above,
current and sign up for the Direct Debit/ACH Program. please contact Catherine Neelley at the Proprietary
3. At least one payment must be received under Office 703-430-071 or via email at catherineen.cside@
the Direct Debit/ACH Program before the interest pmpbiz.com.
charge/ late fee amnesty occurs.
Payment Plans
CountrySide Proprietary offers its homeowners the option Non-Standard Payment Plan – Enables homeowners to
of a written installment payment arrangement for the suggest an alternate monthly payment amount and to
purposes of satisfying a delinquent account balance. This make those payments via cash or check. This type of plan
option is known as a Payment Plan. There are essentially is offered for a period of nine months, at which time it will
two types of Payment Plans available: be reviewed to determine whether or not the plan can
continue and/or needs to be altered.
Standard Payment Plan – Enables homeowners to pay off
their outstanding balance over a period of ten months. Both types of Payment Plans are subject to Board approval.
The monthly payment amount is calculated by taking If you currently have an outstanding balance and would like
10% of the balance due and adding it to the regular to apply, please contact Catherine Neelley, Community
monthly assessment amount. This plan also requires that Manager, at (703) 430-0715 or by emailing catherineen.
the homeowner signs up for Direct Debit/ACH so that the cside@pmpbiz.com.
monthly amount due can be taken directly from a bank
account.
PAG E 12Parking and Enforcement
TOWNHOUSE PARKING
The Proprietary Office has received numerous complaints be considerate of your neighbors and do not make it
about parking issues in our townhouse neighborhoods. In difficult for them to access their reserved parking spaces.
order to keep the parking issues to a minimum, we ask
that everyone be courteous to your neighbors and assist 3. Commercial Vehicles are not permitted to park in visitor
us in the following areas: spaces. If you have a contractor working at your house,
contractor vehicles may park in your reserved space, a
1. Use of visitor parking spaces for parking a vehicle 3 VDOT street or an unmarked curb space and only during
times in any 30 day period is prohibited. (See resolution business hours.
#233 for more details). The Proprietary Office will be
monitoring, tagging, and towing vehicles that misuse the 4. Park your vehicles within the boundaries of your reserved
visitor spaces. spaces only. Do not overhang your vehicle in someone
else’s reserved spot.
2. If your neighborhood has unmarked curb areas, please
TOWING FOR PARKING VIOLATIONS
The CountrySide Proprietary has an agreement with Road or signed rental agreement.
Runner Wrecker Service, Inc. to provide towing services for
various parking violations. All costs associated with towing and impoundment of a
vehicle are the responsibility of the vehicle owner.
During non-business hours, a Proprietary townhome
resident may have a vehicle towed for the following Before Road Runner Wrecker Service Inc. tows a disabled
reasons: vehicle they will place a warning sticker on the rear
(1) a vehicle is wrongfully parked in an assigned space driver’s side window of the disabled vehicle warning that
(2) a vehicle is blocking ingress or egress to an assigned the vehicle will be towed in one hour.
space
(3) a vehicle is parked perpendicular to a parking space According to the Agreement between CountrySide
Proprietary and Road Runner Wrecker Service, Inc.,
Before any vehicle is towed for being in a reserved parking Road Runner is authorized to conduct general patrols of
space, the resident must: CountrySide townhouse streets and tow (1) Any vehicle
(1) call Road Runner Wrecker Service, Inc; in a fire lane or “No Parking” lane and (2) Any vehicle
(2) meet the towing agent at the resident’s townhome; Double Parked.
(3) produce a valid driver’s license and proof of residence
ROAD RUNNER WRECKER SERVICE, INC.
Phone Number: 703-450-7555 After Hours/Holidays/Weekends: For towing a vehicle
45660 Woodland Road, Sterling, VA 20166 between 7pm and 8am or any Saturday, Sunday, or
holiday, an additional fee of $25 per instance will be
Tow $150 charged.
Storage first 24 hours No Charge
After Hours Release Fee No Charge Acceptable forms of payment:
Storage (after initial 24 hours) $50 Cash and/or all major credit cards
PARKING ENFORCEMENT ON VDOT STREETS
CountrySide Proprietary does not monitor https://www.loudoun.gov/FormCenter/Sheriffs-Office-6/
parking, or ticket or tow on VDOT streets. Traffic-Complaint-Form-128.
If you wish to report a traffic or parking problem on a For Loudoun County Parking Regulation 480.105, please
VDOT street call the non-emergency Police number at see https://www.loudoun.gov/DocumentCenter/
703-777-1021 View/77355/Item-03-Attachment?bidId=
or contact the Sheriff’s Office using their traffic complaint or go to www.loudoun.gov for more information.
form at: For VDOT road condition problems, contact VDOT at:
https://my.vdot.virginia.gov
PAG E 13Trash Collection
RECYCLE AND TRASH REMOVAL items (appliances, washers, dryers, water heaters etc.) are
not part of your paid trash service. The resident must arrange
HOA.NOVA@REPUBLICSERVICES.COM for a special pick up and pay for timely removal of these
items. The trash company will NOT collect construction/
HOUSEHOLD TRASH remodeling debris, tree stumps, tires, batteries, rocks,
Household trash will be collected twice each week on the
concrete, dirt, sod, bricks, boards, iron, paint, or hazardous
following schedule.
waste of any description.
TRASH YARD WASTE RECYCLABLES HOLIDAYS: There will be no pickup on Thanksgiving Day,
Christmas Day and New Years Day or when the landfill is
Foxfield closed. Other holidays, the regular schedule applies.
Monday TRASH CANS: If you would like to lease a trash can or large
Oatlands Monday Thursday recycle bin from AAA, please email them at
Thursday HOA.NOVA@RepublicServices.com.
Morven
Rokeby
Welbourne Tuesday
Tuesday Friday
Belmont Friday
Oakridge
YARD WASTE
Yard waste will be collected once each week with the first
pick up of the week (either Monday or Tuesday). Wood
waste must be cut into 4-foot lengths and bundled (arm-
full size) with rope or twine and should not exceed 50 lbs.
Yard waste must be in paper bags, clear plastic
bags, or a container marked as “yard waste.”
RECYCLABLE MATERIALS
Recyclable materials will be collected once each week
with the second pick up of the week (either Thursday or
Friday).
RECYCLABLE MATERIALS INCLUDE ONLY:
QUESTIONS?
PAPER: Newspaper, magazines, flattened cardboard, Call the Proprietary Office at
mixed paper, junk mail, phone books. 703-430-0715
GLASS: Jars and bottles.
PLASTIC: Bottles, containers and jugs.
METAL: Aluminum or tin cans and empty aerosol cans. All FOR LARGE ITEM PICKUP:
recyclables can be placed together. Residents are given hoa.nova@republicservices.com
one 18 gallon Recycling Bin; extras may be ordered upon
request at no additional charge.
NO DUMPING OF TRASH
SPECIAL ITEMS
The trash company will collect furniture and other large, OR BULK ITEMS
non-metal, household items (weighing less than 50lbs.) on
your second pick up day of the week at no extra cost. The
ON COMMON GROUND.
pick up of items over 50lbs. and ferrous metal/white good
TRASH MUST BE IN A TRASH BIN.
Trash must be placed curbside in front of your home by 7:00am on pick-up days, but should not
be placed outside prior to 6:00pm the evening before pick-up.
Please remember to bring in your trash bins on the evening of pick-up and store out of sight.
DO NOT PLACE TRASH ON COMMON GROUND.COUNTRYSIDE PROPRIETARY
2 Pidgeon Hill Dr., Suite 560
Sterling, VA 20165
(Office) 703-430-0715 - (Fax)703-430-8094
Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8am-5pm
www.countryside-va.org
PLEASE CALL THE PROPRIETARY OFFICE CountrySide Pool Pass or Pool/Meeting Room Rental
Missed Trash Service:
IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE WITH: Alicia McKenna-Graves: E-mail: aliciam.cside@pmpbiz.com
Contracts, Budget Issues, and Personnel Issues: Parking Issues on Townhouse Streets:
Catherine Neelley: E-mail: catherineen.cside@pmpbiz.com Loretta deLamare: E-mail: lorettad.cside@pmpbiz.com
Assessments or Dues:
Catherine Neelley: E-mail: catherineen.cside@pmpbiz.com SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE PROPRIETARY &
Front Desk: reception.cside@pmpbiz.com
INCLUDED IN YOUR MONTHLY ASSESSMENT
Architectural Questions or Complaints:
• Trash removal and recycling service
To report any house in a state of visual disrepair, to obtain an
Architectural Application for Improvement: • Enforcement of Covenants and Restrictions, By-Laws,
Lisa Marnet: E-mail: lisamm.cside@pmpbiz.com Architectural Guidelines, and Resolutions
Common Ground: • Administrative and financial services for efficient operation of
Mowing problems on the common ground, playground maintenance, the community
any maintenance or operational problems associated with the
pools, snow removal in the townhouse sections of the CountrySide: • Maintenance of common land and community amenities
Mike Stracka: E-mail: mikeas.cside@pmpbiz.com (pools, trails, fitness system, tot lots, etc.)
Administrative Assistant: Erin Gilmore: erinrg.cside@pmpbiz.com
• Maintenance of townhouse parking areas (including snow
removal)
CountrySide Staff:
Carlos Ramirez, Maintenance: Mike Stracka, Grounds: Alicia McKenna-Graves, Admin. Asst.: Bryan Neal, Maintenance
Loretta deLamare, Community Relations: Catherine Neelley, Community Manager: Lisa Marnet, Design Review Coordinator
Erin Gilmore, Administrative Assistant (not pictured)
PAG E 15Board703-430-0715
of Directors
92 Thomas Johnson Dr., Suite 170 BELMONT:
Frederick, MD 21702 Robert King-Treasurer
301-694-6900 - 1-800-336-8009 12 Bentley Drive
Fax: 301-694-9514 Belmont@countryside-va.org
FOXFIELD:
Chief Executive Officer Edward D. Thomas Vacant
President Rose G. Thomas Foxfield@countryside-va.org
COUNTRYSIDE PROPRIETARY STAFF
703-430-0715 MORVEN:
Roddy Dean
GENERAL MANAGER: Morven@countryside-va.org
Catherine Neelley
catherineen.cside@pmpbiz.com
FACILITIES MANAGER:
Michael Stracka OAKRIDGE:
mikeas.cside@pmpbiz.com Penelope Francke-Vice President
Oakridge@countryside-va.org
DESIGN REVIEW COORDINATOR:
Lisa Marnet
lisamm.cside@pmpbiz.com
COMMUNITY RELATIONS COORDINATOR: OATLANDS:
Loretta deLamare Dave Barrie-President
lorettad.cside@pmpbiz.com Oatlands@countryside-va.org
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS:
Alicia McKenna-Graves
aliciam.cside@pmpbiz.com
ROKEBY:
Erin Gilmore Kumar Sangaran-Secretary
erinrg.cside@pmpbiz.com 120 Hamilton Rd
Rokeby@countryside-va.org
MAINTENANCE/LAND SERVICES:
Carlos Ramirez
Bryan Neal
WELBOURNE:
Fredrik Wallin
Welbourne@countryside-va.orgTHE COURIER
2020 COMMITTEE LISTINGS
COMMUNITY RELATIONS COMMITTEE OAKRIDGE:
Dave Barrie, Chair Vacant
BELMONT: Gabbi Jones | 24 Carrollton Rd OATLANDS:
gmarino90@gmail.com Vacant
FOXFIELD: Linda Deviney Sieh | 49 Bickel Ct. ROKEBY:
lsieh@loudounwildlife.org | 703-935-6685 Pat Bour |Patricia.Bour@verizon.net
MORVEN: WELBOURNE:
Amanda Boone | Vacant
amandam35@gmail.com | 703-869-2457
OAKRIDGE: FINANCE COMMITTEE
Elizabeth Moran | 267 Chelmsford Ct. Bob King, Chair
ekamoran1@comcast.net | 703-430-7566 Roddy Dean, Alternate Chair
OATLANDS: Vacant BELMONT:
ROKEBY: Vacant
Pat Bour | Patricia.Bour@verizon.net FOXFIELD:
WELBOURNE: Sheryl Rader | 25 Marian Ct.
John Fernandes | jffern@yahoo.com sfrader2@gmail.com | 703-421-2106
Melissa Castan MORVEN:
Roddy Dean
OAKRIDGE:
DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE Jeff Kretsch | 166 Sulgrave Ct.
Kumar Sangaran - BoD Liaison jlkretsch@verizon.net | 703-444-4650
BELMONT: OATLANDS:
Rodney Collins | rodneyandlisa@msn.com Dave Barrie |
FOXFIELD: Oatlands@countryside-va.org
Vacant ROKEBY:
MORVEN: Ash Dean
Will Vigil | willvigil@gmail.com WELBOURNE:
OAKRIDGE: Bob Griesbach
Roy Weidner | 2 Amersham Ct.| roypw@msn.com
OATLANDS: GROUNDS COMMITTEE
Sarah Wertz, Chair Fredrik Wallin, Chair
sarah.g.wertz@gmail.com | 443-386-5266 Pamela McGraw, Alt. Chair
ROKEBY: BELMONT:
Abdul alQassab | aboudiq@msn.com Barbara O’Connor | 38 Westmoreland Dr.
WELBOURNE: barb@moconnor.net | 703-450-1872
Vacant Tim Shaw | 29 Newland Ct.
mckabby@verizon.net | 703-430-4171
FACILITIES COMMITTEE FOXFIELD:
Penny Francke, Chair Terri Hess | 24 Southall Ct. | thess61@gmail.com
BELMONT: MORVEN:
Tommy Jackson |10 Devenshire Ct. Ron McNulty | rmcnulty234@gmail.com
tommy.jackson@abm.com OAKRIDGE:
FOXFIELD: Vacant Pamela McGraw| pamelam1950@verizon.net
MORVEN: OATLANDS:
Adriana Andrade-Salgado, Anne Steingass| anne.st100@gmail.com
59 Whittingham Cir. | jerseyadri@yahoo.com
PAG E 17THE COURIER
2020 COMMITTEE LISTINGS (CONTINUED)
ROKEBY: David Torres | davidtorresespada@yahoo.com
Matt Sturgeon Jonathan Breslow | 44 Aldridge Ct.
WELBOURNE: jbreslow@yahoo.com
Diane Blunt | 1 Nicholson Ct. Linda Lurie | jbreslow@yahoo.com
diane.blunt92@gmail.com | 703-430-7136 Molly Murphy | 8 Paxton Ct.
HORSEPEN RUN AD HOC COMMITTEE OAKRIDGE:
Dave Barrie, Chair Brynn Hunt | Brynnhunt44@gmail.com
BELMONT: Deblyn Flack | Flack_d@hotmail.com
Benu Bhargava Julie Young| 186 Sulgrave Ct.
Tony Palm jkyoung1969@gmail.com| 703-380-2200
FOXFIELD: Mike Sziede | mikesziede@gmail.com
Carlos Garcia Traci Medlock| 200 Sulgrave Court
Debi Holbrook tracimedlock@gmail.com
MORVEN: OATLANDS:
Rob Heckman Allyson Roach | Allyson@allysonroach.com
Steve LeHew Courtney Hasbrouck| 5 Darian Ct.
OAKRIDGE: Vacant chasbrouck@hotmail.com
OATLANDS: Pouya Hojjat |p.hojjat@gmail.com | 703-232-2732
Vance Middleton Thomas Simmons | 1 Glengyle Lane
ROKEBY: thomasleesimmons@gmail.com
Aaron Emery Willie H. Griffin | 38 Jeremy Ct.
WELBOURNE: sbcdeacongriffin@aol.com| 703-618-1123
Bob Griesbach ROKEBY:
Denise Moldover
Diane Bohn, Chair | ddbohn@yahoo.com
NEIGHBORHOOD ADVISORY COUNCIL Jim Krips | 154 Peyton Rd. | 703-404-2292
Jeff Kretsch and Pat Bour, BoD Liaison Pat Bour | patricia.bour@verizon.net
BELMONT: Yolanda Brooks | 17 Mucklehany Ln.
Art Rodriguez | 26 Halifax Ct. yfbrooks@verizon.net
artandjanet.public@gmail.com WELBOURNE:
Barbara O’Connor | 38 Westmoreland Dr. Diane Blunt | 1 Nicholson Ct.
barb@moconner.net diane.blunt92@gmail.com | 703-430-7136
Inge Nystrom | Inystrom2@gmail.com Vacant
Louis Kaiser | 9 Wiltshire Ct E Vacant
lmk1981pa@yahoo.com Vacant
Tim Shaw | 29 Newland Ct. Vacant
mckabby@verizon.net | 703-430-4171
FOXFIELD:
*******************************
Elizabeth McMahon | E_McMahon555@comcast.net
Gretchen Hamm | gretchenhamm16@hotmail.com Want to Make a Difference?
| 703-298-0331
VOLUNTEER!
Scott Simon | 12 Alden Ct.
scott.simon58@yahoo.com | 571-434-9483
Vacant
Vacant
MORVEN:
Brenda Koontz | 5 Griswold Ct. Call the Proprietary Office at 703-430-0715
d.koontz1@verizon.net | 703-406-0216
PAG E 18THE COURIER
COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES
******************************* OTHERS PRESENT:
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Catherine Neelley – PMP
Lisa Marnet-PMP
MEETING MINUTES Alicia McKenna-Graves– PMP
June 18, 2020
Remote Meeting via Go To Meeting CALL TO ORDER:
Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic Dave Barrie called the meeting to order at 6:00 PM.
BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT: EXECUTIVE SESSION:
Dave Barrie – Oatlands Penny Francke stated Mr. President I move that this meeting be recessed,
Robert King – Belmont and the Board of Directors immediately reconvene in executive session
Penelope Francke – Oakridge to consult with legal counsel and discuss and consider contracts as
Fredrik Wallin – Welbourne permitted by subsection B of Section 55-510.1 C of the Virginia Property
Roddy Dean - Morven Owners’ Association Act. There are no matters identified on the
BOARD MEMBERS ABSENT: Kumar Sangaran - Rokeby meeting agenda. Penny Francke seconded the motion. Motion carried
OTHERS PRESENT: unanimously. The Board of Directors entered into Executive Session at
Catherine Neelley – PMP 6:03 PM.
Mike Stracka-PMP Section 55-510.1 C of the Virginia Property Owners’ Association
Alicia McKenna-Graves– PMP Act provides:
No contract, motion or other action adopted, passed or agreed to in
CALL TO ORDER: executive session shall become effective unless the board of directors
Dave Barrie called the meeting to order at 6:07 PM. or subcommittee or other committee thereof, following the executive
session, reconvenes in open meeting and takes a vote on such contract,
RESIDENTIAL PARTICIPATION/GUESTS: motion or other action which shall have its substance reasonably
40 Residents were in attendance. Items discussed: identified in the open meeting. The requirements of this section shall
-Whether the CountrySide Pools should/could be opened Phase 2 of not require the disclosure of information in violation of law.
Governor Northam’s Forward Virginia Plan COVID-19 Reopening Plan. The Board exited Executive Session and reconvened in open session at
7:00 PM.*
FACILITIES:
Phase 2 Pool Operations APPROVAL OF MEETING MINUTES:
Penny Francke moved that the Board of Directors not open Cromwell, Penny Francke moved that the Board of Directors approve as written the
Lindenwood & Parkway Pools during Phase 2 of the Forward Virginia Plan. minutes of the Board of Directors Meeting June 10, 2020. Fredrik Wallin
The Board will evaluate whether to open for Phase 3, after reviewing seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously.
Phase 3 requirements. Fredrik Wallin seconded the motion. Morven,
Oakridge, & Welbourne voted for the motion. Belmont & Oatlands voted RESIDENTIAL PARTICIPATION/GUESTS:
against the motion. Motion carried. 6 Residents were in attendance. Items discussed:
- Fence Violation
- Amenities Suspension
ADJOURN: - Pool Applications
Bob King moved to adjourn the meeting. Roddy Dean seconded the - Door Violation
motion. Motion carried unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 7:38 PM. - Shingles Inquiry
GENERAL BUSINESS:
******************************* A. OLD BUSINESS: None
BOARD OF DIRECTORS B. NEW BUSINESS:
MEETING MINUTES
June 24, 2020 Legal Services
Remote Meetg via Go To Meeting Penny Francke moved that the Board of Directors engage the firm of Rees
Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic Broome, PC to provide legal services to CountrySide Proprietary. Fredrik
Wallin seconded the motion. Morven abstained. Motion carried.
BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT:
Dave Barrie – Oatlands Suspension of 2020 Amenities Privileges
Penelope Francke – Oakridge Penny Francke moved that the Board of Directors exercise the right of the
Robert King – Belmont Association, in accordance with the CountrySide Proprietary Governing
Fredrik Wallin – Welbourne Documents:
Roddy Dean - Morven “the right of the Association to suspend the voting rights and the rights
to use of the common areas for any period during which any assessment
BOARD MEMBERS ABSENT: Kumar Sangaran - Rokeby remains unpaid and for any period not to exceed sixty (60) days for
any infraction of any of the published rules and regulations of the
PAG E 19THE COURIER
Association,” ADJOURN:
The suspensions shall be effective as of July 1, 2020 and shall apply Penny Francke moved to adjourn the meeting. Fredrik Wallin seconded
until the following accounts have complied with maintenance requests the motion. Motion carried unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 8:30
and/or have no unpaid assessments. Roddy Dean seconded the motion. PM.
Motion carried unanimously.
*At the end of the Executive Session, Bob King left the meeting
Amenities Privileges for Account 69770
Roddy Dean moved that the Board of Directors reinstate the Amenities *******************************
Passes when the violations are corrected. Penny Francke seconded the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
motion. 3 voted for the motion. Welbourne abstained. Motion carried.
MEETING MINUTES
ARCHITECTURAL ITEMS: July 1, 2020
Request for Approval of an Above Ground Pool Remote Meeting via Go To Meeting
Roddy Dean moved that the Board of Directors approve the request for Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic
an above ground pool.at 105 Wiltshire Ct. The pool and pool installation
must meet all federal, state, and Loudoun county code requirements. BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT:
The above ground pool is an exception and will be uninstalled from Dave Barrie – Oatlands
the backyard by October 1, 2020. The homeowner’s insurance policy Robert King – Belmont
indemnifies CountrySide Proprietary and the Board of Directors. A Penelope Francke – Oakridge
Certificate of Insurance showing the indemnification should be sent to Kumar Sangaran - Rokeby
CountrySide Proprietary as soon as the pool is built. The resident must Fredrik Wallin – Welbourne
agree to the conditions. Penny Francke seconded the motion. Motion Roddy Dean - Morven
carried unanimously.
BOARD MEMBERS ABSENT: None
Request for Approval for an Above Ground Pool OTHERS PRESENT:
Penny Francke moved that the Board of Directors approve the request for Catherine Neelley – PMP
an above ground pool at 5 Rutledge Ct. The pool and pool installation Mike Stracka – PMP
must meet all federal, state, and Loudoun county code requirements. The Erin Gilmore – PMP
above ground pool is an exception for 2020 only and will be uninstalled Alicia McKenna-Graves – PMP
from the backyard by October 1, 2020. The homeowner’s insurance
policy indemnifies CountrySide Proprietary and the Board of Directors. CALL TO ORDER:
A Certificate of Insurance showing the indemnification should be sent to Dave Barrie called the meeting to order at 6:05 PM.
CountrySide Proprietary as soon as the pool is built. The resident must
agree to the conditions. Fredrik Wallin seconded the motion. Motion RESIDENTIAL PARTICIPATION/GUESTS:
carried unanimously. 25 Residents were in attendance. Items discussed:
Non-Standard Architectural Application #69798-052220 – Entry Door - Whether the CountrySide Pools should/could be opened Phase 3 of
Fredrik Wallin moved that the Board of Directors approve Non-Standard Governor Northam’s Forward Virginia Plan COVID-19 Reopening Plan.
Architectural Application #69798-052220 for a Front Entry Door,
provided upon the sale of the property, the door must be replaced with FACILITIES:
an approved Standard door. Penny Francke seconded the motion. 3 voted CountrySide Pools in Phase 3 Forward Virginia Plan
for the motion. Morven voted against the motion. Motion carried. Penny Francke moved that the Board of Directors open 2 CountrySide
Pools as soon as is practicable, contingent upon appropriate lifeguard
Non-Standard Architectural Application #123591-060520 – Electric Vehicle staffing from our pool management company, and our ability to meet
Charging Station all local and state requirements. Opening date to be determined.
Penny Francke moved that the Board of Directors table the motion to Kumar Sangaran seconded the motion. Belmont & Oatlands voted for
consult with Legal Counsel for advice. Fredrik Wallin seconded the the motion. Morven, Oakridge, Rokeby & Welbourne voted against the
motion. Motion carried unanimously. motion. Motion did not carry.
FACILITIES: ADJOURN:
Lindenwood Skimmer Repair Contract Bob King moved to adjourn the meeting. Penny Francke seconded the
Penny moved that the Board of Directors award the Lindenwood motion. Motion carried unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 7:24 PM.
Skimmer Repair Contract to Sunset Pools at a cost not to exceed $12,500.
The cost will be charged to Reserve GL9807. The FAC unanimously
supports this decision. Fredrik Wallin seconded the motion. Motion
carried unanimously.
FINANCE: None
GROUNDS: None
COMMITTEE REPORTS: None
MANAGEMENT REPORTS: None
PAG E 20Neighborhood Services
The Proprietary, its members, and/or Board of Directors do not recommend or endorse any
person on this list. Use of any person on this list is at the sole discretion of the resident. If you
or your child would like to register to be on the services list, please email Loretta deLamare at
lorettad.cside@pmpbiz.com to get a copy of the registration form.
SERVICE LOCATION AVAILABILITY NAME PHONE AGE
Babysitting All Days Roxana Jahnsen 571-434-8127 Adult
Babysitting/Pets All Anytime Paige Bakatsias 703-655-2473 18
Babysitting/Pets All Anytime Madison Bakatsias 703-400-5416 16
Weekend/Summer/
Babysitting/Pets All Evening/Holidays
Peter Dyson 703-404-4051 14
Weekend/Summer/
Babysitting/Pets All Holiday
Daniela Miranda 703-407-0941 15
Pets All Anytime Julianne McNulty 703-444-2552 Adult
Weekends/Evening/
Yard Work/Snow All Summer
Zack Daughtry 571-277-6820 17
Yard Work/Pets/ Weekends/Evening/
All Ben Shumaker 571-434-8682 13
Babysitting Summer
Weekends/Evenings/ Shumaker Brothers 16, 15
Yard Work/Pets All 571-434-8682
Summer (Jack, Sam)
Yard Work/Snow All Anytime John Ellis Rawls 571-342-4862 Adult
CountrySide Circa 1987
PAGE 21Selling your home?
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
You will need to purchase a POA package.
Virginia Property Owner’s Act (Contract disclosure statement; right of cancellation).
A. Subject to the provisions of Article 2 of 55-509, a person selling a lot shall disclose in the contract
that (i) the lot is located within a development which is subject to the Virginia Property Owner’s
Association Act; (ii) the Act requires the seller to obtain from the property owners’ association
an association disclosure packet and provide it to the purchaser…..
When the Proprietary receives an order for a POA packet it initiates a physical inspection of the entire
property. The inspection of exterior maintenance items includes peeling paint, algae on siding,
broken window seals, wood rot, fences in need of repair, etc.
In addition, exterior modifications/enhancements are noted and checked for approval. If you
haven’t done so already, please ensure that you have submitted an application for those exterior
modifications. An application with a violation disclosed upon a POA inspection may request a
“non-standard rush review” (less than 15 days). There will be a fee of $25.00 for this out-of-cycle,
expedited review. This fee is not a commitment for approval.
Selling a home can be stressful enough so ensuring the exterior of your home is in tip top shape and
you have applied for and been approved for any exterior modifications before you list will make the
selling process much smoother.
HOW TO ORDER A POA PACKAGE
CountrySide and PMP have partnered with
CondoCerts to provide user-friendly POA
document delivery to the homeowner. You
can track your package’s progress and
receive documents electronically or get a
paper copy. Payment can be made at the
time of order or taken out at closing. Prices
vary.
Ready to order a POA package? Go to
https://pmprent.condocerts.com/resale to
order. Simply register, place your order and
your documents will be processed.
Questions?? Call Alicia McKenna-Graves at
CountrySide Proprietary for more informaton.
(703)430-0715.
WESTWICK CT VILLAS: Please contact https://
pmprent.condocerts.com/resale and select
the package for “The Villas.”Advertisements
Advertising Rates Per Issue: the CountrySide Board of Directors has adopted the
following Advertising Policy for the CountrySide Courier. Annual and Semi-Annual
contracts are available for display advertising with monthly billing. Two months MUST
be paid at signing; remaining months of contract will be billed monthly. For those
advertisers who do not have a signed contract, payment is required at the time of
submittal. There is a $25 fee for any and all returned checks.
Display Advertising: (Effective March 1, 2014)
Full Page 7-3/4” wide x 9-3/4” tall $300.00
Half Vertical 3-3/4” wide x 9-3/4” tall $200.00
Half Horizontal 7-3/4” wide x 4-3/4” tall $200.00
Quarter Page 3-3/4” wide x 4-3/4” tall $125.00
Business card (1/8) 3-1/2” wide x 2” tall $75.00
Classified Advertising: $10 for the first 40 words, and 25 cents for each word thereafter.
Payment in full must accompany all classified submittals. If you would like to advertise
in the CountrySide Courier, please visit our website www.countryside-va.org and
download the advertising form. You can also e-mail Loretta deLamare at
lorettad.cside@pmpbiz.com for more information.
The CountrySide Proprietary, its members, and/or Board of Directors
do not recommend or endorse any advertiser.
The CountrySide Proprietary reserves the right to decline
any advertisement for any reason it deems appropriate.
Submitted articles are the opinion of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the
CountrySide Proprietary, its members, or the Board of Directors.
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