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Perry Neal testifies regarding the North Shore connector. “There’s nobody here to represent her. She was born on the [autism] spectrum… We found this place, and when we let her out the back gate … there’s a 150-year-old oak. This plan is bulldoze right through there, and she will not have a place to play. That’s what you’re going to do … Get down to details. You’re doing something you don’t need to do.”

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Action Deferred on Reston Comp Plan Study

Public hearing testimony fraught with details, one-offs and major issues.

When the Fairfax County Planning Commission convened for its meeting on Wednesday, June 14, it granted unanimous approval to defer action on the Reston Comprehensive Plan Study application PA 2020-III-UP1 Hunter Mill, until June 28. Additionally, the commission approved keeping the record open for written comments through June 28.

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