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Please visit the Town Special Projects page or click on the link. Here... |
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Please visit the Finance Department -Taxes & Fees web page. The URL below will take you directly to the Town Vehicles Decals section of the Taxes & Fees web page. Finance Department - Taxes & Fees |
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Please stop by Town Hall at 130 East Main Street to pick up a recycling bin. Each household receives one bin at no charge. |
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Please visit the Town Special Projects page or click on the link. Here... |
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Please visit the Finance Department -Taxes & Fees web page. The URL below will take you directly to the Water and Sewer Bills section of the Taxes & Fees web page where you will find a New Utility Account Application. Finance Department - Taxes & Fees |
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Conservation is the best means to reduce your water bill. Installing low flow fixtures and appliances are often possible measures. You can also reduce water use by limiting watering and following other conservation methods as described in our water conservation brochure. Water pipes or toilets leaking can increase water use significantly. Toilet leaks in particular can be very hard to locate. The Utilities Department has dye tablets available which you can use to check for leaks. If a leak is discovered in your house or on your property, contact a plumber immediately to identify and repair the leak. If this procedure is followed, you may be able to obtain a water leak adjustment to your bill under certain circumstances. If the leak requires the water to be turned off in order to fix it, call Town Hall at 540-338-7421 or after hours call the Town emergency number 540-338-7700. Any damage caused to the meter may be charged to you. Problems detected with Town water and sewer lines should be reported during business hours. |
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You can obtain an application form from the Planning and Zoning Department which will contain a list of the documents that are required for each respective permit |
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A zoning permit is required for all new construction as well as alterations, conversions, extensions or enlargements to or demolition of existing structures. The most common residential zoning permits issued are for fences, sheds, swimming pools and finished basements. If you are unsure whether you will need a zoning permit, please check with the Planning and Zoning Department before beginning your project. Zoning permits are valid for six months and the County will not issue a building permit without an approved zoning permit |
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Bring your completed zoning permit application to the Planning and Zoning Department with a current plat of your property showing the extent of the project and a list of contractors who will be completing the work. Additional submission items may be required depending on the project. All zoning permits require signature by the property owner |
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Zoning districts are sections of the Town in which zoning regulations are uniform. These districts are shown on the Zoning Map. The purpose statements and regulations pertaining to those districts are found in the Zoning Ordinance. The Zoning Map and Zoning Ordinance are available for review in the Planning and Zoning Department. |
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The improvements you can make on your property are determined primarily by the permitted uses of your zoning district and the setback regulations as defined in the Zoning Ordinance. The Planning and Zoning Department can advise you on any additional restrictions that may apply. |
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Home occupation permits are required for business owners operating a home business. Businesses in a residential area may only be operated on a limited scale that protects the residential character of the neighborhood. (See Article 3, Section 8 of the Zoning Ordinance.) Signs advertising a home business are not allowed. Additional information from the Finance Department |
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Parking regulations are defined in Article 6 of the Zoning Ordinance. Parking requirements must be met before an occupancy permit can be issued |
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Sign regulations are defined in Article 6 of the Zoning Ordinance. Sign permits are required for most temporary and permanent signs. All commercial signage is subject to review by the Board of Architectural Review. One real estate sign is permitted in the yard of a house for sale but all off-premise signs are prohibited. |
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All development plans that have been submitted to the Town are available for public inspection at the Planning and Zoning Department during regular business hours. |
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All commercial structures, signs, improvements and major landscape features are subject to approval by the Board of Architectural Review. The Board of Architectural Review meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month. Submission of an application and all accompanying materials are requested to be submitted two weeks in advance of the meeting. Applicants must be present at the monthly meeting in order for the Board to take action. |
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An index exists of all active Press Releases issued by the Town. A Press Release will appear on the Index for at least 60 days after issuance unless duration of the announced event is earlier. [View the press release Index] |
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The last icon on the left side of the Home page titled "Official Payments Corporation" is a direct link to the Official Payments website to assist residents in paying Town related bills on-line.
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Dominion Virginia Power maintains the street lights within the Town of Purcellville. To report an outage, contact Dominion Virginia Power at 888-667-3000. You will need to obtain the pole number from the pole and the closest address prior to making the report. |
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