Fairfax to soon cement policy on rail-stop development

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Fairfax County planners have come closer to forging a cohesive policy on how to govern new development around rail stops, a key issue ahead of the upcoming extension of Metrorail.

High-intensity construction is expected to sprout alongside new and existing Metro stations as developers seek to build out the lucrative rail-accessible land, but the county now has only piecemeal guidelines on how to shape that development.

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