Fairfax County board approves Scotts Run development in Tysons Cityline Partners - This rendering depicts a section of the Scotts Run South development that will ultimately add 17 office and residential buildings to the - Virginia State Route 123 - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Fairfax County board approves Scotts Run development in Tysons Cityline Partners - This rendering depicts a section of the Scotts Run South development that will ultimately add 17 office and residential buildings to the Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-04-25 11:03:37 Open Document File Size: 98,86 KB Share Result on Facebook City Dranesville / / Company Tysons Cityline Partners / Cityline Partners / / Event Company Expansion / Man-Made Disaster / FDA Phase / / Facility McLean Metro station / / IndustryTerm final product / / NaturalFeature Scotts Run stream / / Organization McLean Citizens Association / Reston Town Center / Fairfax County Board of Supervisors / Board of Supervisors / / Person Sharon Bulova / Kali Schumitz / Lynne Strobel / John W. Foust / / Position Supervisor / representative / Chairman / / Product Tysons / / ProvinceOrState Fairfax County / / SocialTag Virginia Washington metropolitan area Silver Line Tysons Corner, Virginia Local government in Virginia Virginia State Route 123 Sharon Bulova Fairfax County Board of Supervisors McLean, Virginia Baltimoreâ€“Washington metropolitan area

Fairfax County board approves Scotts Run development in Tysons Cityline Partners - This rendering depicts a section of the Scotts Run South development that will ultimately add 17 office and residential buildings to the Add to Reading List