Chair of the Tysons Partnership, Jeff Tarae said, "Ten years into a 40-year redevelopment plan, there’s been a good fundamental success; and the goal to make Tysons an urban, walkable city where you can live, work and play is on track for completion by 2050."
According to wtop.com, "Tarae was among officials attending a Wednesday progress report presentation on the comprehensive plan adopted by the county board of supervisors in 2010. Dranesville District Supervisor John Foust said he was initially skeptical that the plan was attainable, but now after 10 years, he’s a believer. “I don’t think anyone had ever seen anything quite as ambitious as what we proposed 10 years ago,” Foust said. “Now, I think we’re going to make it."
As per wtop.com, "Evidence of progress includes:
- Four Metro Silver Line stations
- Seven new intersections
- More than seven approved road segments
- The Jan. 1 approval of scooters for transportation
- More than 2 miles of additional sidewalks and bike lanes
- Opportunities for physical recreation in parks with baseball fields
- Nearly 9 million square feet of development, 50% residential with 4,500 new units since 2012
- New office inventory has 0% vacancy"
