Public hearing set for Reston retooling

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A proposal that would carve down population estimates in Reston and allow about 3,000 new dwellings to be built there is up for public hearing next month.

The controversial change would alter how the county calculates how many people live in the planned community, which in turn would alter the number of homes that can be constructed under the population cap.

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