Showing ordinances that apply to Dulles Town Center, VA
Dulles Town Center is an unincorporated community (population 5,909) in Loudoun County, Virginia. Because Dulles Town Center is not an incorporated city, it does not have its own municipal code. Instead, Loudoun County ordinances apply directly to properties here. The neighbor fence rules rules below are the ones that govern your area.
Virginia has no shared fence cost statute — each Loudoun property owner maintains their own fence. VA §55.1-2821 partition fence law applies to agricultural boundary fences in Loudoun's horse country.
Fence disputes in Loudoun County follow Virginia common law and VA Code §55.1-2821 et seq. Virginia has no 'Good Neighbor Fence Act' requiring cost-sharing on residential boundary fences — each owner is responsible for their own fence on their side of the line. The partition fence law (VA §55.1-2821) applies to boundary fences between agricultural/livestock properties — a significant issue in western Loudoun horse country where pastures share boundary lines. Finished side of decorative fences typically faces outward per zoning conventions. Property surveys recommended before any installation near lot lines. Disputes resolved through Loudoun General District Court (small claims) or Circuit Court. HOA covenants control in planned communities.
Encroachment: civil liability; forced removal via court order. Trespass-to-install: actual damages plus attorney fees in some cases. HOA violations: fines and suspension of privileges.
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