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Cascades Community Association is a 2,500 acre planned community with 6,500 homes along the Potomac River north of Route 7. It received the "Finest for Family Living" award for 1993 and 1994 and the Best Large Association Award in 2002.

Amenities include five community centers, 5 swimming pools (of which one has designated hours exclusively for lap lane swimming), 15 tennis courts of which 4 have lights, 10 multipurpose courts, 25 tot lots, a bocce court and a soccer field. Riverfront access to the Potomac River along with a boat launch, 18 hole golf course, mini golf, rental cabins, and a picnic area are all available at Algonkian Regional Park.

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Section 19A Construction updates

In the next couple of weeks the pipe crew will progress far enough into the site to allow the trucking of dirt into the site to resume.

In addition to the dirt import resuming, we will also have a retaining wall crew mobilizing onto the site along with the delivery of a lot of stone to construct the walls. The walls will look just like the existing walls along Center Brook Sq.  

Additionally, a second pipe crew will be arriving so there will be substantially more equipment onsite.Overall the “look” of the site will be transitioning into something more recognizable in terms of streets and home pads taking shape.

In terms of schedule, the weather has taken a heavy toll and we are definitely behind (we expected that at this time of year) but things should change quickly as we get the road constructed because we will have a roadbed of sorts to move about the site more readily after inclement weather periods.
Loudoun Water and Loudoun County Sherriff's Office Requests
If anyone is seen tampering with any fire hydrant, please call the police. Fire hydrant water uses the same water line as drinking water. An accidental or malicious act against these hydrants could affect the water supply. Only Loudoun Water employees and the fire department personnel are permitted to use a red painted hydrant. Yellow hydrants are to be used by authorized tank companies that must use a hydrant meter. Also, any suspicious activity should be reported if seen at any water tank or pump station. These are located throughout the county and are only checked during the regular business hours. All of our trucks have the Loudoun Water logo on all sides.
Contact:
Dennis Welsh
Risk Manager
Loudoun Water
44771 Loudoun water Way
Ashburn, VA 20147
571-291-7711

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