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FAIRFAX COUNTY TYSONS ANNUAL REPORT & KEY ECONOMIC STATISTICS:

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2020-2021 Progress Summary:
Highlights of major accomplishments during the past year include:
- Delivery of two new buildings
- Approval of one major rezoning application
- Delivery of one public facility
- Implementation progress on the Grid of Streets
- Completion of one major trail
- Delivery of two new park spaces
- Updates on public facilities proferred and delivered in Tysons

 

2015-2016 Progress Summary:
- Delivery of six new buildings
- Approval of five major rezoning applications
- Review of the Silver Line Metro Rail ridership and other modes of transportation
- Implementation progress on the Grid of Streets
- Delivery of two new urban pocket parks and Westgate Elementary School field upgrade
- Updates on public facilities proferred and delivered in Tysons.

In the 12 months since the last report was released, significant milestones have been met. Private construction continues; six major buildings were delivered this year and three are currently under construction. A summary of the significant activities follows; additional details and information are provided in subsequent chapters of this report.

Buildings delivered:
The Adaire, a 34-story residential building associated with Spring Hill Station; the Nouvelle, a 27-story residential building associated with Arbor Row; 1775 Tysons Boulevard, an 18-story office building associated with Tysons II; the Haden buildings, two residential towers associated with Scotts Run South; and, the 14 story MITRE 4 office building. In addition, considerable work has been undertaken to implement the vision for Tysons, including the completion of a number of transportation studies; ongoing construction on public facilities and infrastructure projects; completion of new park spaces and field upgrades; approval of five additional major rezoning applications; and, significant progress on an amendment to update the Plan based on experience, studies, and planning activities that have been completed since the Plan was adopted in 2010.