Hearing set for Dec. 4 on higher Tysons taxes

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The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday moved closer to raising property taxes for residents and developers in Tysons to help fund improvements in the area.

The board voted 8-2 to set a Dec. 4 public hearing on its proposal to create a special district that includes Tysons businesses and residents who would pay higher property taxes to help fund road construction. The county is considering increasing property taxes within the district by 7- to 9- cents.

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