A site dedicated to keeping BCR open to the public.\u00a0 Recently Loudoun water purchased all Fairfax county owned water assets in Loudoun county.\u00a0 After the purchase they shut down access to one of the areas best (and only open) flat water areas.\u00a0 This site is dedicated to keeping the reservoir open to the public.<\/p>\n
Some folks might question why are we so worried about a little construction? \u00a0A few good reasons, first Loudoun Water hasn’t had any stakeholder input before starting these plans. \u00a0They went back on their word stated in the paper on February 6, 2014. Second, \u00a0five years is a very long time. \u00a0The metro silver line was built in five years, and that was right in the middle of the east coast’s busiest highway. \u00a0Third, a similar thing happened to a once thriving Lake Manassas. \u00a0Once a popular recreational spot, it was “temporarily closed” for renovations, never to be open to the public again.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
A site dedicated to keeping BCR open to the public.\u00a0 Recently Loudoun water purchased all Fairfax county owned water assets in Loudoun county.\u00a0 After the purchase they shut down access to one of the areas best (and only open) flat water areas.\u00a0 This site is dedicated to keeping the reservoir open to the public. Some … Continue reading About<\/span>