Loudoun County supervisors moved Tuesday to reduce suburban blight caused by foreclosed homes and overcrowded neighborhoods, taking significant steps to improve the aesthetics of local property.
The Board of Supervisors moved toward approving a measure that would restrict cars from parking on front lawns and planned to set up a volunteer program to mow overgrown lawns of foreclosed houses.
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