Have a voice in the future of Fauquier County, Join us ... CFFC is a non-profit, non-partisan organization whose mission is to preserve the natural, historic and agricultural resources of Fauquier County and to preserve the County's unique quality of life through education and leadership.
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A Western Bypass for Warrenton? - In January of 2009 the Supervisors initiated a relook of the Warrenton Service District comprehensive plan with the apparent goal of putting a US 211 - US 17 bypass connector back on the map. Get CFFC's take on this proposal at our Collector Not Connector page.
VDOT US 29 Study Drops Gainesville Bypass in New Baltimore - Read our analysis on the VDOT 2030 Study page .
The response VDOT received at the 1 October VDOT comment session in Warrenton, and follow up correspondence and action by our Supervisors has made the Gainesville bypass in Fauquier go away again, but will it come back?
Will US 29/15 and Broadview end up with a string of stop lights - It does not have to happen. CFFC joined with PEC to sponsored a 4 August 2009 work session on roadway Access Management which was attended by Fauquier County planners, planning commissioners and supervisors. Check out the concepts that were exposed to which can aid in maintaining Fauquier's character on our Access Management page.
Have a Voice in Bealeton's Future! Read CFFC's recap of the first public hearing before the Board of Supervisors for the Mintbrook development application on our "Bealeton Service District" page.
CFFC Executive Committee ElectedMay 26, 2009, the CFFC officers elected are listed on our CFFC Officers page.
CFFC supported Auburn Battlefield community effort to achieve listing on the State and National list of historic sites passed it first review. Read more on "our County History" page.
Input provided by CFFC on Fauquier County Economic Development addressed Agriculture, Equine, and Forestry industries as well as Commercial, Retail, and Industrial development. To down load a copy of CFFC's letter to the supervisors go to the "our Communities" page.
We will add information on emerging topics concerning new or revised development proposals, transportation studies, and on going efforts regarding historic preservation, and other topics on a continuing basis. Please come back to get topic updates or catch up on recent events.
If there is a particular topic you think we should cover on our web site, please send an email describing the topic to webmaster@citizensforfauquier.org, and we will consider adding your concern to our topic coverage.
