Prince William could approve new high rises on the Potomac

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A plan for a second high-rise apartment complex on Prince William County’s Potomac River coastline will be discussed today at the county supervisors’ regular meeting.

As proposed, Rippon Center would be two buildings up to 10 stories tall with some 550 multi-family units set on 11 acres. The homes, if approved tonight by the supervisors, would sit on top of parking garages, 250,000 square feet of office space and 27,000 square feet of retail space at Rippon Boulevard and Farm Creek Drive.

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