With Tysons Corner plan in place, Fairfax County to build elsewhere

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Fairfax County officials want to avoid a redevelopment letdown by shifting focus to the Route 1 corridor now that their massive plan for Tysons Corner is in place.

“All of our energy has been going to Tysons,” said County Supervisor Penny Gross, D-Mason. “Some other areas of the county haven’t had the level of activity that we’d like to see.”

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