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Fourth of July Parade
Traffic Calming Committee
Fourth of July Parade
Join us on Friday, July 4, at 10 AM to kick off the Fourth of July celebrations with a Kids' Bike Parade! Parade participants will line up on Trail 5 off Eddyspark Dr and walk or bike the parade route along the trail to the green playground (off Kingstream Circle) where we will have freeze-pops waiting for the kids (until around 11 AM).
Join us on Friday, July 4, at 10 AM to kick off the Fourth of July celebrations with a Kids' Bike Parade! Parade participants will line up on Trail 5 off Eddyspark Dr and walk or bike the parade route along the trail to the green playground (off Kingstream Circle) where we will have freeze-pops waiting for the kids (until around 11 AM). Kids are encouraged to decorate their bikes, scooters, helmets, wagons, etc.
Adult Swim Party
Traffic Calming Committee
Fourth of July Parade
Join us Saturday, July 12, from 6–10 PM for an adults-only swim party to celebrate mid-summer! The pool will close to everyone under 18 at 6 PM. Bring your own food and drinks or a dish to share. No glass, thanks!
Upcoming Swim Meets
Traffic Calming Committee
Traffic Calming Committee
The Kingstream Kahuna's will be hosting some swim meets in the coming weeks. Please note that the pool will be closing early for the swim meets on the following dates:
Wednesday, June 25th - Pool closes at 5:00pm
Wednesday, July 16th - Pool closes at 5:00pm
Traffic Calming Committee
Traffic Calming Committee
Traffic Calming Committee
The Traffic Calming Committee (TCC) was formed to increase our neighborhood's safety by supporting efforts, mechanisms, or physical devices that result in vehicular traffic obeying posted speed limits and traffic signs. The TCC has been coordinating with the Fairfax County Department of Transportation (FCDOT) to assess traffic in our comm
The Traffic Calming Committee (TCC) was formed to increase our neighborhood's safety by supporting efforts, mechanisms, or physical devices that result in vehicular traffic obeying posted speed limits and traffic signs. The TCC has been coordinating with the Fairfax County Department of Transportation (FCDOT) to assess traffic in our community. In response to a request from the KCC, FCDOT conducted a study earlier this spring to determine whether, and which, streets in Kingstream have traffic counts and vehicle speeds that warrant proposed action by the FCDOT. FCDOT’s study indicated that Kingstream Drive meets its criteria for traffic volume and speeds because 15% of vehicles travel 35 mph or faster (at least 10 mph above the posted speed limit). Accordingly, FCDOT has developed a conceptual traffic calming plan that the TCC is reviewing. Once the conceptual plan is finalized, FCDOT will convene an informational meeting for our neighborhood to review the plan and the process for its implementation. More detailed information on this matter will follow.