Loudoun levies fines for zoning violations; none for overcrowding

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Loudoun County officials handed out nearly $2,000 in fines for zoning violations during a six-month crackdown, but none for home overcrowding, according to a report to the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday.

During the recently completed crackdown, zoning enforcement staff conducted 935 inspections on 234 properties along North Argonne Avenue and Williamsburg Road in Sterling, and found 34 zoning violations.

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