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Pool Registration
Traffic Calming Committee
Pool Opening Party
If you are new to the community, you will need to register for an electronic pool pass if you wish to use the pool this summer. All family members over the age of 13 must register in person at the pool and have their photo taken. Please note that children under the age of 10 may not use the pool unless accompanied by an adult.
The pool r
If you are new to the community, you will need to register for an electronic pool pass if you wish to use the pool this summer. All family members over the age of 13 must register in person at the pool and have their photo taken. Please note that children under the age of 10 may not use the pool unless accompanied by an adult.
The pool registration dates are:
This Saturday, May 10th from 9AM-11AM
Saturday, May 17th from 9AM-11AM
If you have already registered in a previous year, and your dues are paid, no further action is needed on your part in order to enjoy the use of the pool when it opens. If you have renters, they must be registered annually, please fill out the pool registration form for renters, which can be found on the documents page.
Pool Opening Party
Traffic Calming Committee
Pool Opening Party
Please join us on Saturday, May 24 from 12:30–2:30 PM at the KCC Pool to kick off the 2025 pool season, with a rain date of Sunday, May 25 from 12:30–2:30 PM. KCC will be providing hot dogs and we are asking folks to bring a potluck item to share with our neighbors.
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 com
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.