The ARB and Board of Directors are currently reviewing the Architectural Guidelines to issue a revised document. We welcome community involvement in this process, including your comments on proposed changes, or identifying areas that require further clarification. Click Here to view the document. Send your feedback to board-of-directors@fshoa-va.com
Do you have something to sell? Need a contractor or have one to recommend? Have a comment about the neighborhood? Then try the new Message Board - a new opportunity to connect and communicate with your neighbors! Click Here.
Future Board Meetings
The next meeting of the Board of Directors will be on Thursday, Febuary 22, 2012, 7 PM, at the Burke Centre Library. A copy of the agenda is attached - Click here.
Fairfax Station Homeowners Association Board Meeting - January 19, 2011
Burke Center Library
Draft Agenda
- Call meeting to order
- Association Members Forum
- Approval of Minutes
- Reports (Board Packet Submitted – Only Action Items/Questions)
- President
- Secretary
- Treasurer
- Committee and Volunteer Reports
- Architectural Review Board (ARB)
- Special Committee - Utilities
- Common Grounds/Roads and Common Drives/Pond
- Welcome
- Website/Message Board
- Newsletter
- Neighborhood Watch
- Inspections
- Unfinished Business
- FSHOA Document Retention Policy
- ARB Guidelines – Approve Draft for Publication
- New Business
- Resolution for Assessment Late Payment Fees
- CAI Membership Renewal
- ARB Appointments
- Adjourn
- Adjourn - Next Meeting scheduled for TBD at 7 PM at Burke Center Library
Recent Email Alerts
02/11/2012
Fairfax Station Homeowners Association
A few items for your consideration.
- The Architectural Review Board (ARB) has two volunteer positions expiring in February. If you have an interest in being considered for one of these positions on the committee, please contact Peggy Speelman at ARB@fshoa-va.com as soon as possible. The committee meets once a month and is instrumental in maintaining the appearance of the community.
- The next Association meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, February 22nd at 7 PM at the Burke Centre Library. Among the topics to be discussed is feedback received on the Architectural Guidelines. All are welcome to attend. The draft agenda will be posted next week.
Don't forget to check the web site - www.fshoa-va.com on a regular basis for news and updates important to the community.
Thank You
Fairfax Station HOA
01/28/2012
Fairfax Station Homeowners Association
As previously communicated, the Architectural Review Board and Board of Directors are reviewing and updating the Architectural Guidelines for the community.
This continues to be a work in progress and your participation is encouraged. The draft version has been posted at www.fshoa-va.com for your review and comments. Thank you.
Fairfax Station HOA
01/17/2012
Fairfax Station Homeowners Association
The Fairfax Station Homeowners Association will be having a Board of Directors meeting this Thursday, July 21st at the Burke Centre Library starting at 7 pm.
All are welcome to attend.
Thank you
Fairfax Station HOA
12/12/2011
Fairfax Station Homeowners Association
The FSHOA has received an update from the Station Corporation Commission, Division of Energy Regulation, as a result of our efforts to improve electrical service to NOVEC users in our community. This information is now posted on the web for your review.
The Association would also like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Fairfax Station HOA
12/10/2011
Fairfax Station Homeowners Association
The next meeting of the Board of Directors will be held on Wednesday, December 14, 2011, at 7 PM at Burke Centre Library. The agenda is now posted at www.fshoa-va.com.
The Association is looking for a new SECRETARY - this is an important volunteer position and we need your assistance - if you would like more information about this opportunity please contact Vinnie Burruano at 703-399-4345.
Have you contributed to the new Message Board? If not, give it a try - looking for contractor recommendations, employment opportunities and comments about local issues.
Thank you
Neighborhood Watch
FSHOA
11/18/2011
Fairfax Station Homeowners Association
A resident recently had the unfortunate experience of having their unlocked car rifled through while parked in their driveway. Apparently the culprit was looking for items of value as the contents of the car was left on the floor.
Fairfax County Police acknowledge reports of similar incidents recently. They advise all residents to remove valuables from their vehicles and to keep the doors locked when not in use.
Thank you
Neighborhood Watch
FSHOA
10/30/2011
Fairfax Station Homeowners Association
On Sunday, October 30, the annual Halloween and Pet Parade will start at 1 PM at the pool. All are welcome to attend.
On Thursday, November 3, the Annual Meeting will be held at the Fairview Elementary School in the cafeteria. Doors open early with the meeting starting at 7 PM. Supervisor Patrick Herrity will be our guest speaker. Please attend or remember to send in your proxy.
There will be a community volunteer clean up day later in November - details to follow.
Thank you
The Fairfax Station Homeowners Association
10/10/2011
Fairfax Station Homeowners Association
The FSHOA Annual Meeting is scheduled for November 3, 2011 at Fairview Elementary School at 7 PM.
We are looking for several volunteers to assist with the meeting and election - to include an Inspector of Elections and assistants.
If you are available to assist for a few hours that day, please contact vburruano@fshoa-va.com.
Thank you.
The Fairfax Station Homeowners Association
8/23/2011
Fairfax Station HOA Message
Dear Neighbor -
Three important notes for you.
1. The Board of Directors has a meeting this Wednesday, August 24 at 7 pm at the Burke Centre Library.
2. The new FSHOA Phone Directories have arrived and will be distributed to homeowners beginning this weekend.
3. There is a new electronic Message Board that has been created and is available for use - visit the web site at www.fshoa-va.com/blog to access this fantastic tool. Currently there are 5 areas for discussion: "Buy, Sell & Trade" - "Contractor Recommendations" - "Employment" - "Group Activities" - "My Two Cents".
We hope that you will use this tool to communicate with neighbors and share your thoughts.
Thank you.
The Fairfax Station Homeowners Association
Fairfax Station Parent Connection
If you are a parent interested in meeting your neighbors for play dates, outings, walks and good company, click here!
Neighbor Spotlight
This section focus's attention on a resident with special creative talents or who has made a special contribution to the community.
Our spotlight is currently on Kim Dalferes who has just published her first book "I Was In Love With A Short Man Once". Click here for details.
Newsletter Advertising Opportunity - 2012
The FSHOA Newsletter, published three times per year, is currently seeking advertisers for the upcoming year. If you have an interest, please contact Craig Eldridge at celdridge@fshoa-va.com Thank you.
Neighborhood Map Now Available!
An illustrative map of our community is now available on line for viewing - click here
VDOT 2011/2012 SNOW PLAN
VDOT has recently presented their winter Snow Plan and announced it is testing a new Web Tracking Tool that shows the status of plowing in Northern Virginia neighborhoods. Of significance to Fairfax Station are two items in the Snow Plan:
Trucks will be pre-positioned in subdivisions whenever the forecast calls for two or more inches of snow. Each subdivision will have at least one dedicated truck, with the intent of assigning the same driver to that subdivision throughout the winter. In difficult subdivisions there will be more than one truck
Nearly 3,400 pieces of equipment (mostly contractor) are available for snow and ice removal in Northern Virginia this winter. Last winter Northern Virginia VDOT had 2,800 pieces of equipment available.
Click here for the complete VDOT plan.
Click here for an explanation of the Web Snowplow Tracking Tool and “how to use” instructions.
Attention NOVEC Utility Residents
The FSHOA Special Committee for Utilities recently attended a meeting with the representatives of the State Corporation Commission, Division of Energy Regulation, to discuss concerns related to electrical reliability in our community. As a result, the SCC sent representatives to meet with NOVEC, review their plan for improving the situation, and conducted a brief tour of our community. These letters represent the latest information concerning that plan. HOA letter to SCC and the SCC Response
Suspect a Violation - Let Us Know.
We have received inquiries concerning the process of reporting a suspected covenant violation. As homeowners, we share the responsibility of ensuring our neighborhood maintains its great appearance and that every member of our community respects the rules.
If you suspect a violation, you can send an email to violations@fshoa-va.com - this will automatically be routed to both the Association President as well as Armstrong Management Services for review. The appropriate action will be initiated and your report will be kept confidential.
If you prefer to report the violation by phone, you can contact Armstrong Management Services at 703-385-1133 and ask for Roger Fons, our local representative.
Neighborhood Helpers - See list here.
Architectural Review Board (ARB) Meeting
The Architectural Review Board meets the first Monday of every month at 10:30am at 11111 Robert Carter Drive. These meetings are open to residents and comments are welcome before the meeting starts. For further information please contact Peggy Speelman at 703-239-2972 or pspeelman@fshoa-va.com.
My wife, two sons and I have lived in Fairfax Station for over ten years. We moved from Annandale and have lived in Fairfax County for over 25 years. When we moved to Virginia, one of the first neighborhoods we had a chance to visit was Fairfax Station. I told my wife then that one day we would live in Fairfax Station, and 11 years later that dream came true. We selected our current home for not only its ascetic beauty, but also for the people who lived in the neighborhood and its excellent school district. It was, and remains, one of the best decisions we ever made.
As a volunteer, I have been on the Fairfax Little League Board for over ten years. I started as a grounds crew director, and since then was elected president where I served two terms. I was also a member of the local Fairfax Boy Scout group for almost ten years. I was a Den Leader and ran the Race Car Derby event for many years. My combined service of over 20 years with these two groups has given me a unique insight on a myriad of issues. I believe the skills and knowledge that I possess from these positions will allow me to help Fairfax Station to remain the premier neighborhood we moved into over a decade ago.
I am committed to representing the interest of al homeowners, both new and old, equally. I think my experience as a sales manager and volunteer will not only allow me to continue with the accomplishments of my predecessors on the FSHOA, but also to work seamlessly with its current members. I more than appreciate that our neighborhood does not maintain its excellent reputation and stature without support from its residents. I promise to give the time needed to maintain that status.
Education: Baylor University (BA).
Volunteer Experience: Fairfax Little League (president and baseball manager); Boy Scouts of America (den/pack leader); Fairfax Police Youth League (head coach; PTA member
Professional: Sales Manager, EU Services, Rockville, MD (26 years)
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