Fairfax County officials Thursday announced a mix of public and private funding options — many of which involve raising taxes — to pay for the road network for a redesigned Tysons Corner.

Planners had called it perhaps the most daunting in a series of hurdles that must be cleared before supervisors can sign off on plans next month.

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