Questions remained even after the Jan. 23 vote about the Purcellville Town Council’s decision to vacate a small portion of a floodplain to clear the way for an eastbound ramp
For the first official Purcellville Town Council business meeting of the year, on Jan. 9, there was standing room only in the council chambers with residents interested in the Route
Purcellville Town Council members told Loudoun County staff members they want a playground but no Mayfair Crown Drive extension at Fields Farm at a meeting Wednesday, Nov. 2.
The Purcellville Town Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to approve a motion to allocate the town s remaining $500,000 federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) funding to the town police department s payroll.
The town received a total of $1,783,864 in Coronavirus Relief Funds, which was based on population and was distributed by Loudoun County in two payments received in June and October.
The U.S. Treasury has mandated a spending deadline of Dec. 31, 2020. Any remaining unspent funds must be returned to the county.
The town had previously allocated about $1.2 million for community businesses and nonprofit organizations.
In other business, the town council unanimously approved a proposal to extend the town s water and sewer service to a potential county-owned Western Loudoun Recreation Aquatic Center.