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The 2021 Reston Association Board of Director elections are here.
Every spring, the Reston Association elects three new members to their Board of Directors. Five candidates are certified this year for three spots, including four for the two at-large spots and one for the South Lakes District. All new members will serve a three-year term.
Ballots close April 2 for drop-off and online submission. Results will be announced April 13.
The candidates are:
John Farrell
A Reston resident since 1984 who is firmly the president of the Colonial Oaks Cluster, he wants facility improvements to be funded by new developers into the area.
Sarah Selvaraj-D’Souza
December 18, 2020 at 9:45am
The Reston Association’s (RA) Board of Directors listened to a presentation about its surrounding environment as part of the
Doug Britt, a Virginia Master Naturalist and chair of RA’s Environmental Advisory Committee, presented the RASER study update to the board and RA’s members. The update has 18 authors and coauthors that include members of RA’s environmental advisory committee and outside individuals.
The update conforms to RASER’s five objectives listed on RA’s website:
Summarize existing quantitative environmental data for the Reston community in one publicly accessible document.
Establish an environmental baseline that can be reassessed annually to facilitate the identification of environmental trends and to evaluate the efficacy of environmental improvement and conservation programs and initiatives.