Implementing Transportation Improvements in Tysons, Count Staff Presentation, July 14, 2011

Embedded below is the presentation County staff made to the Tysons Committee on what transportation improvements--roads and transit--should be implemented at Tysons Corner and how they should be paid.  The bottom line is that the staff proposes that the public pay $991 million and the private sector pay $706 million in the $1.7 billion, 20-year effort.  It remains unclear why the public should pay the bulk of the costs for these improvements when the economic benefits will accrue almost exclusively to the private sector.  

Implementing Transportation Improvements in Tysons

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