The Braddock Beacon: July 2010
Board of Supervisors Pass New Rules on Tysons, but Questions
Remain
During its regularly scheduled June 22nd meeting, the Board of
Supervisors approved a significant Comprehensive Plan Amendment designed
to spur the redevelopment of Tysons Corner. I voted for the plan, and
while I am an optimist, I expressed my significant concern that it was
too cautious and timid, and did not support the broad economic
development objectives of the Tysons Task Force.
Braddock
District Community Corner
Get Ready for the 2010 Best of Braddock Awards! Also, Braddock Nights at
Ossian Hall Wins National Award; see what events Supervisor Cook attended
in June; Board of Supervisors Proclaims June 25, 2010 Korean War
Remembrance Day in Fairfax County and Laurel Ridge Elementary School
Celebrates is 40th Birthday.
Internet Safety 101: Protecting Children While They Surf the
Web
On June 10th, Supervisor Cook and Supervisor Pat Herrity of the
Springfield District hosted a very informative meeting at Woodson High
School addressing the issue of internet safety.
Braddock District Land Use Updates
Bus Parking Lot, Bryce Estates and Two Proposed Cell Towers
Driving Through the Braddock District
Obey the Speed Limit While Driving Through Braddock and Zoning Tip of
the Month: Parking Violations
Environmental News in the Braddock District
Input Sought for Pohick Creek Watershed Plan; Fight the Bite: Protect
Yourself from Mosquitoes This Summer
Personal Property Taxes Due October 5, Avoid the Line, Pay
Online!
The 2010 personal property tax bills are being mailed to Fairfax County
residents this summer, with payment due by October 5. This year your bill
includes a new vehicle registration fee, effective July 1. More
information on personal property taxes can be found at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/dta
or call 703-222-8234
Michael Longhi Named Auditor to the Board of Supervisors
After twelve years of outstanding service to Fairfax County, John Adair
recently retired from the position of Auditor to the Board of
Supervisors. After a nationwide search for his replacement, the Board of
Supervisors appointed Michael Longhi to this position, effective July 12,
2010.


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