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Falls Church townhouse project receives skepticism from city leaders

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Falls Church townhouse project receives skepticism from city leaders

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A proposal to replace two single-family homes in Falls Church with 12 townhouses is facing pushback from local officials and planning staff. Developer Madison Homes is seeking to rezone a 0.5-acre site on the 100 block of S. Lee Street to allow for the project, which would involve demolishing one home built in the 1920s Read Article

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