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HR 2166

Commending Alfred Van Huyck.

2026, 1st Special Session

The bill formally commends Alfred Van Huyck for four decades of planning leadership in Loudoun County, recognizing his contributions to responsible growth and preservation.

Bill text as passed House (HR2166ER)
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Bill Summary · HR 2166

Summary of HR 2166 (2026 Special Session I, Virginia)

Purpose and intent

  • This bill is a House of Delegates resolution commending an individual, Alfred Van Huyck, for his service to Loudoun County and the Commonwealth of Virginia.
  • The resolution expresses admiration and recognition of Van Huyck’s longtime professional work and community involvement, including his impact on planning and preservation efforts in Loudoun County.

Key provisions and changes

  • Formal commendation: The resolution designates Alfred Van Huyck as deserving of commendation by the House of Delegates.
  • Recognition language: It details Van Huyck’s educational background (Master’s in Urban and Regional Planning from the University of North Carolina) and his four-plus decades in national/international planning.
  • Summary of contributions:
    • Co-founded the Loudoun County Preservation and Conservation Coalition.
    • Served as chair of Loudoun County’s Planning Commission, including drafting a new general plan for the county in 2001.
    • Active involvement in local citizen groups, heritage and environmental organizations, and government panels.
    • Advocated for responsible planning aimed at quality of life improvements and long-term financial sustainability.
    • Contributed to Loudoun County’s growth while preserving rural character, scenic and historic assets.

Who is affected

  • Individual: Alfred Van Huyck receives formal recognition from the Virginia House of Delegates.
  • Broad impact: The recognition highlights and honors public service and planning contributions to Loudoun County and the Commonwealth.

Procedural and timeline aspects

  • Introduction and status: The resolution was introduced during Special Session I of 2026 and laid on the Speaker’s table on June 21, 2026.
  • Next steps: As a ceremonial resolution, it typically proceeds to presentation to the honoree; it does not create new law or impose regulatory or fiscal changes.

Additional context

  • This is a recognition measure, not substantive legislation. It serves to publicly acknowledge and celebrate the lifetime achievements and service of a prominent local figure in urban planning and community stewardship.

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