Willowsford Conservancy FAQ

Urban Farm DB summary

This 2024 FAQ from Willowsford Conservancy, the nonprofit tied to the Willowsford residential development in Virginia, explains that it operates independently from the developer and manages about 2,300 acres of open space (including 200+ acres of farmland and 2,000+ acres of grassland, wetland, and forest) plus 40+ miles of trails, funded in part by a 0.25% transfer fee paid by homebuyers. Its seven-seat board currently has six resident members, and the resident-led board structure began in 2021.

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• 2,300 acres

  total open space area(willowsford conservancy)

  Design

  region

  Loudoun County, Virginia

• 200 acres

  farmland area(willowsford conservancy)

  CropControl: stated as over 200 acres

  region

  Loudoun County, Virginia

• 0.25 %

  homebuyer transfer fee rate(willowsford conservancy)

  Economics

  region

  Loudoun County, Virginia

• 40 miles

  trail length(willowsford conservancy)

  DesignControl: stated as 40+ miles

  region

  Loudoun County, Virginia

• 6 seats

  resident board seats(willowsford conservancy)

  PolicyControl: out of 7 total board seats

  region

  Loudoun County, Virginia

  year

  2021 resident-led board began

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