Mall plan could be approved next week

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The blueprint for a massive project to convert the Tysons Corner Center into an urban village could see approval from county planners as early as next week.

The Planning Commission is set to vote on the final development plan on Jan. 11, which would cement exactly how developer Macerich would turn one of the region’s largest malls into a mix of new dwellings, offices and retail space along the path of a planned rail line.

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