Crosspointe

Current 2012 Chronicle Available

Wed, 01 Feb 2012 05:10:25 -0500

The latest edition of The Chronicle is now available.
To download it, please click here.

2012 At the Workhouse Arts Center

Sun, 08 Jan 2012 13:03:15 -0500

Happy New Year Neighbors!

2012 at the Workhouse promises to be the most interesting year yet as we continue to expand not only our program, event and class offerings, but our campus as well! Spring 2012 will feature the opening of our events center as well as an amphitheater, and just in time for the outdoor concerts and festival season! There are many opportunities for our neighbors to enjoy the Workhouse Arts Center all year long….

Featured Neighborhood at the Workhouse Arts Center

We would love for YOUR neighborhood to be our special guests at one of our monthly 2^nd Saturday Art Walks at the Workhouse. Gather your community members and come as a group to a 2^nd Saturday Art Walk and receive special treatment and chances to win unique prizes and shopping discounts. Choose a month and give me a call and I will make arrangements to feature your community as our “Neighborhood of the Month!”

2^nd Annual Workhouse Block Party-SAVE THE DATE!

Bring your neighborhood and gather on the Quad to celebrate Summer and the community we all share at the 2^nd Annual Block Party at the Workhouse on Saturday, June 23^rd! There will be food, music, games and of course art, as well as a community resource area and a neighborhood talent show.

Workhouse Presentation at your Next HOA Meeting

While you are planning agendas for your 2012 HOA and neighborhood meetings, consider a Workhouse Arts Center presentation for your community. It would be my pleasure to present the rich history of the former Workhouse prison along with information and demonstrations that highlight the creative community that now thrives at the Workhouse Arts Center.

Host a Neighborhood Meeting or Event in Gallery W-16

Gallery W-16 offers a beautiful setting for meetings, parties and lectures. Consider holding your next community event at the Workhouse Arts Center for a unique and interesting experience.

Julie Booth

Director of Community Relations

703-584-2923

Workhouse Arts Center

9601 Ox Road

Lorton, VA 22079

www.WorkhouseArts.org

Cruisers 2010 Families: Important Registration Information

Mon, 24 May 2010 15:50:57 -0400

Registration

The 2010 Swim / Dive Registration form and checks need to be mailedto:

Mail to Robin Renager, 8620 Chase Glen Circle, Fairfax Station, VA 22039. Coaches, Board members and the Crosspointe Community Center will not accept registration forms / checks. Registration forms are available at the Crosspointe Community Center, Glen Eagles Pool (Monday to Friday, 9 am to 4 pm), and at the Crosspointe Community and the Crosspointe Community website www.crosspointe.info.

See cpcruisers.org during the season for updates and information concerning the Swim / Dive teams.

Attached: 2010 Swim & Dive Registration Forms

CP Cruiser Swim and Dive Meet Schedule 2010

Mon, 24 May 2010 15:23:33 -0400

Date	Swim & Dive	Teams and Location	Time
Saturday, June 19, 2010	Swim Time Trials	Blue and White at Crosspointe	8:00 am
Saturday, June 26, 2010	Swim “A”Meet	Mansion House at Crosspointe	9:00 am
Monday, June 28, 2010	Swim “B” Meet	White or Blue (TBD) at Crosspointe White or Blue (TBD) at TBD	6:30 pm 6:30 pm
Tuesday, June 29, 2010	Dive “A” Meet	Old Keene Mill at Crosspointe	6:00 pm
Saturday, July 3, 2010	Swim “A” Meet	Mosby Woods at Crosspointe	9:00 am
Monday, July 5, 2010	Swim “B” Meet	White or Blue (TBD) at Crosspointe White or Blue (TBD) at TBD	6:30 pm 6:30 pm
Tuesday, July 6, 2010	Dive “A” Meet	Woodley at Crosspointe	6:00 am
Saturday, July 10, 2010	Swim “A” Meet	Crosspointe at Sully Station	9:00 am
Monday, July 12, 2010	Swim “B” Meet	White or Blue (TBD) at Crosspointe White or Blue (TBD) at TBD	6:30 pm 6:30 pm
Tuesday, July 13, 2010	Dive “A” Meet	Crosspointe at Hayfield Farm	6:00 pm
Wednesday, July 14, 2010	Divisional Relays	Division 4 Teams at Mosby Woods	6:30 pm
Saturday, July 17, 2010	Swim “A” Meet	Cardinal Hill at Crosspointe	9:00 am
Monday, July 19, 2010	Swim “B” Meet	White or Blue (TBD) at Crosspointe White or Blue (TBD) at TBD	6:30 pm 6:30 pm
Tuesday, July 20, 2010	Dive “A” Meet	North Springfield at Crosspointe	6:00 pm
Wednesday, July 21, 2010	All star relay carnival	At Hayfield Farm	6:30 pm
Saturday, July 24, 2010	Swim “A” Meet	Crosspointe at High Point Pool	9:00 am
Monday, July 26, 2010	Swim “B” Meet	White or Blue (TBD) at Crosspointe White or Blue (TBD) at TBD	6:30 pm 6:30 pm
Tuesday, July 27, 2010	Dive “A” Meet	Crosspointe at Oakton	6:00 pm
Saturday, July 31, 2010	Swim Divisionals	At Cardinal Hill	9:00 am
Sunday, August 1, 2010	Dive Divisionals	At Old Keene Mill	9:00 am
Saturday, August 7, 2010	Swim All stars	At Broyhill Crest	9:00 am

Cruisers: 2010 Swim and Dive Practice Schedule

Mon, 24 May 2010 15:00:24 -0400

2010 Swim and Dive Practice Schedule
Afternoon Practice Times : Tuesday June 1 to Friday June 25

Glen Eagles Pool Monday to Friday
8 and underwill practice from 4 - 4:45 pm
9 thru 12 will practice from 5 - 6 pm
13 and over will practice from 6 - 7 pm

Dive Practices at Glen Eagles:
4:00-5:00 pm            15 and older
5:00-6:00 pm            10 and under
6:00-7:00 pm           11-14

Morning Practices for Swim: Monday June 28 - July 23
Oak Chase Pool
Monday to Friday
7:30 - 8:30 am Age Group 6 and Under
8:30 - 9:30 am Age Group 8 and Under

Glen Eagles Pool
Monday to Friday
7:45 a. m. to 8:45 am Age Group 9 to 10 years old.
8:45 a. m. to 9:45 am Age Group 11 to 12 years old.
9:45 a. m. to 10:45 am Age Group 13 OVER

Dive Practices at Glen Eagles Pool:
7:45-8:45            11-14
8:45-9:45            15 and older
9:45-10:45          10 and under

Additional Information:
Swimmers are reminded to arrive 15 minutes prior to practice start times. Also parents please do not approach coaches during practice sessions; wait until the practice ends if you need to speak with a coach.

******Also, please note due to Insurance / Liability, Swimmers / Divers must be registered (with payment) before they will be permitted to participate in Swim / Dive practices which begin on June 1.  ******
Swim or Dive inquiries can be sent to crosspointecruisers@yahoo.com

Crosspointe Trails Overview Available!

Sat, 30 May 2009 20:16:00 -0400

To see a pictorial overview of trails throughout Crosspointe, click here.

Interim Standards for Energy Collection Devices

Mon, 27 Apr 2009 15:23:17 -0400

At its April 1^st meeting, the Board of Trustees reviewed and approved the following interim standards for energy collection devices. The ARB understands the need to support energy alternatives while avoiding effects on adjacent properties such as glare and noise from products that may be marketed for lots larger than those in Crosspointe. Some devices at present have insufficient product information to enable the ARB to completely assess the effects of the product.

These standards will be re-evaluated as technology evolves and improved products come to market. Comments from residents should be emailed to Crosspointe Management at cpadmin@verizon.net.

Energy Collection Devices

Requirements

- An application and approval are required

- Property plat showing the site orientation

- Roof plan showing exact location of the collector and all relating equipment.

- Drawing that details the mounting method of the panel/collector.

- Manufacturer’s brochures showing the proposed panel, system / collector and color of item and components.

- Verification in writing that glare resistant tempered glass cover is used in solar panels being installed.

- Sample of photovoltaic shingle in color to be used

- Company and installer guarantee that racking system/panels will withstand winds to 65 mph.

- Copy of installer/company Class A or B license current and valid in Fairfax County.

- Detailed information on any energy device as requested by ARB in order to make decisions on new products reaching the marketplace.

Standards for Energy Collection Devices

Crosspointe standards and requirements for energy devices/solar panels or cells address the following issues:

GLARE from solar panels

SAFETY of installation

PLACEMENT

INSTALLATION

GLARE: Glare resistant tempered glass cover that minimizes reflected light must be used in any solar panel install. The seller and installer must guarantee that no glare or ambient light (as addressed in the existing standards of 2004, page 28) will be produced on any adjacent or adjoining property. Any device that causes ambient light outside the homeowner’s property may be required to be removed. The BOT can impose charges for any offending device that is not removed as required.

SAFETY: The racking system for solar panels, or any collection device placed on the roof, must be certified and guaranteed by the manufacturer and installer to withstand winds up to 65 mph.

PLACEMENT:

Roof mounted solar panels are restricted to the rear roof of the home.

Solar panel collectors placed on the rear roof of the home may be raised, provided they do not extend above the roof ridgeline. The framing and piping must match the roof color. (See also Standard under Installation regarding framing and piping.) In some cases, supporting members may be required to be enclosed.

Photovoltaic shingles are approvable as solar collectors for the front (and/or rear) of the home. Photovoltaic shingles must be of a color that closely matches existing shingles.

Wind driven energy collection devices, either free standing or attached to a structure, are not permitted within Crosspointe.

Other energy devices, if approved, must be located in the rear yard within the side planes of the house and be less than 6’ in height and will require screening if visible to neighboring lots. Fencing or natural vegetation may be required.

Screening may be required on any type of installation depending on the site of the installation and view from neighboring homes or the street.

The ARB will work with property owners to accommodate the placement of devices while protecting all homeowner’s investments, curb appeal and quiet enjoyment of one’s property - per Article VI, section 3 of the Crosspointe Declaration of Covenants.

INSTALLATION:

Installers must have a verifiable Class A or B license valid in Fairfax County. All applicable County and State building codes as well as manufacturer’s instructions must be complied with.

References for companies and installers may be requested.

No do-it-yourself installations are permitted unless homeowner doing the install is a licensed, experienced contractor in this field.

Residents are prohibited from installing any Solar Energy Collection Device which in any way encroaches upon any common area or any homeowner’s individual lot.

Owners must locate the device and all associated equipment in a place and manner which shields it from view of the nearest street (s) and as much as possible from neighboring lots. The Association reserves the power to require an owner to install visual barriers, natural or otherwise, to diminish any adverse visual impact.

All associated piping and cabling must be located directly below each panel so as not to be outside the perimeter of the solar panel. Cable for any other roof device must be neatly and securely attached in a manner that prevents it from being draped over the roof. The color shall closely match the roof color.

Trash Information

Mon, 18 Aug 2008 15:34:22 -0400

General trash information can be downloaded by clicking HERE!

Please note that trash will not be picked up on the following days:

Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
New Year's Day

Or any other day the disposal facility is closed. Notice of these days will be provided in advance.

Special collection information will be posted in The Chronicle and on this web site regarding Christmas trees, etc. as it becomes available.

Crosspointe residents may call AAA at 703-818-8222 for further information.

Community Contacts

Wed, 26 Mar 2008 16:09:00 -0500

Community Contacts Click on an individual's name to email them directly.


	Board
		President:	Howard Kaufer	703-690-7364
		Vice President:	Bob Klocek	703-690-2346
		Secretary:	Bruce Evjen	703-690-0649
		Treasurer:	Brian Riley	703-690-6821
		Trustee:	Stan Bozin	703-690-4245
			Pat Ciarlo	703-690-0269
			John Cewe	703-690-3534
			Rick Furiga	703-690-0064
			Larry Rice	703-690-6101



	Architectural Review Board
		Chair:	Amy Burton

	Budget & Finance
		Chair:	Phil Ciarlo	703-690-0269

	Communications
		Co-Chair:
		Co- Chair
	Neighborhood Watch
		Chair:	Gary Saturen	703-495-0674

	Open Space
		Chair:	Bob Falkenstein	703-2510495

	Pool
		Chair:	Tom Hicks	703-690-4261

	Tennis
		Chair:	Kevin Garrahan	703-495-0630

	Swim Team Representatives		Beth Egbert	703-690-3949


	Dive Team Representative
			Peggy Sleichters	703-495-9723

	Civic Associations Representatives
		South County Federation	Terry Weimer

	Mount Vernon Council Representative		Terry Weimer


Community Center Information
Hours: 9am - 4:30pm Monday - Friday			8275 Glen Eagles Lane Fairfax Station, VA 22039 Phone: 703-690-2321 Fax: 703-690-8574

	Onsite Community Managers		Robert Schultz Manager
			Phil Zampino Asstant Manager


Management Company			Armstrong Management Services 3949 Pender Drive Suite 205 Fairfax, VA 22030 Phone: 703-385-1133 Fax: 703-591-5785
Management Company


Trash Contractor			AAA Trash
Trash Contractor			703-818-8222

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Welcome to Crosspointe!

Tue, 22 Jan 2008 00:03:00 -0500

Ours is a vibrant community of some 5,000 residents in the beautiful southwestern corner of Fairfax County. We think Crosspointe is among the most desirable places to live in the entire region. Please click the "read more" link to discover why! Unlike cookie-cutter developments (including many newer communities), we have almost 1,400 homes in a variety of styles, set amid an abundance of trees and green space. Within Crosspointe proper, our residents enjoy two swimming pools, six tot lots, eight tennis courts, five multipurpose courts, two large and scenic ponds (you can even fish in them) and a spacious community center, all extremely well maintained. In addition to miles of community and county-maintained trails that run right through the community, our residents are within just a few miles of the beauty and recreational offerings of Burke Lake Park, Fountainhead Regional Park, a public golf course and, soon, a world-class golf club. Two elementary schools operate within Crosspointe’s boundaries, and a new secondary school is nearby. The cultural and entertainment offerings of Washington, the quaint waterfront charm of Occoquan and the beauty of the Virginia countryside are all just a short drive away.

If you’re already a Crosspointe resident or are returning to our website, welcome back. Chances are you’ll find something new since your last visit. We continually post news updates and information about upcoming events and community happenings. Our on-line discussion groups allow you to share information and to chat with your fellow residents on many topics of interest. We also make it easy for you to communicate with your trustees about the issues that matter to you. This site is dedicated to serving and promoting the interests of our residents; and we’re always looking for ways to make it better.

If you live in Crosspointe, you already know what a great community it is. We hope this site will make your experience as a resident even better. If you’re visiting our site because you’re looking for a place to live and to raise a family, we encourage you to come visit Crosspointe in person. If you do, we feel confident you’ll choose to make it your home too. We look forward to welcoming you.