The collection consists of a developers' packet, compact disks, and a Zoning Map Amendment Application for Moorefield Station,
a planned community in Loudoun County, Virginia.
There are no restrictions on personal use. Permission to publish material from the Moorefield Station collection must be obtained
from Special Collections and Archives, George Mason University Libraries.
Access Restrictions
There are no access restrictions.
Preferred Citation
Moorefield Station collection, C0258, Special Collections and Archives, George Mason University Libraries.
Acquisition Information
Acquired by George Mason University Libraries before 2008.
Processing Information
Processing completed by Elizabeth Beckman in April-May 2015. EAD markup completed by Elizabeth Beckman in May 2015.
The planned community of Moorefield Station is located less than ten miles northwest of Dulles International Airport in Loudoun
County, Virginia. It is a project of the Claude Moore Charitable Foundation, which takes its name and mission from Loudoun
County doctor Claude Moore (1892-1991). As the developers' packet for Moorefield Green notes, the community was envisioned
as a walkable, sustainable development, "a model for 'smart growth.' " As of 2015, Moorefield Station continues to be a work
in progress.
The bulk of the collection is a 14-volume Zoning Map Amendment Application that includes the application, exhibits, an environmental
report, and a traffic study, as well as two later submissions of the revised application. The collection also contains a developers'
packet for Moorefield Green, a precinct within the Moorefield Station community, as well as 9 compact disks that include photos,
design, engineering, zoning, environmental, and historical information. Materials date from 2001-2003.