Transforming Tysons Corner
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During the next 40 years, Tysons Corner could change from a suburban office park into a livable urban center. The Tysons Land Use Task Force was charged with updating the area’s land use plan within existing boundaries because four new Metrorail stations are expected to be built. The task force created its plan based on extensive public input that directly shaped the recommendations.
Overview of Task Force Recommendations
This
summary of recommendations
includes these items essential to future
development:
- Creating a People-Focused Urban Setting
- Redesigning the Transportation Network with a Strong Focus on Transit
- Placing a Strong Focus on the Environment
- Creating an Authority for Implementation
Transforming Tysons: Vision and Area Wide Recommendations
The full task force report details recommendations for the future of Northern Virginia's downtown. Sections of the report include the topics listed above and:
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Districts Within Tysons
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Tysons West, Tysons Central 7, Tysons
Central 123, Tysons East, North West, Old Courthouse South, North
Central, East Side
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Tysons West, Tysons Central 7, Tysons
Central 123, Tysons East, North West, Old Courthouse South, North
Central, East Side
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Concept Plans
- Land Use, Transportation, Environmental Stewardship, Public Facilities and Urban Design
Presentation to the Board of Supervisors
Clark Tyler, task force chair, presented the recommendations to the Board of Supervisors on Sept. 22.
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View Presentation Slides
// Watch
Video
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Transmittal
Letter to Board of Supervisors
- News Release: Tysons Land Use Task Force Presents Recommendations
George Mason University Study
GMU's Center for Regional Analysis developed forecasts
of development activity
for 2020, 2030, 2040 and 2050 that represent likely
market conditions.



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