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Some money that the , CDA would borrow includes money for extra positions in the county treasurer’s office.
“The question for us is, what are the tenants pf the deal, and does it make sense?” Bossio asked. “I don’t know if the board is going to say yes. Everything gets paid for in terms of if we collect it.”
Some supervisors expressed skepticism when Foote presented the possibility at the Aug. 14 Rules Committee meeting.
Supervisor Steve Nixon (West Fairfax District) questioned whether something created for public infrastructure could go to building Clevengers. By law, CDAs cannot support solely residential projects.
Foote answered his question with claims that road improvements to Route 229 would benefit the entire community.
Supervisor Steve Walker (East Fairfax District) worried that homeowners wouldn’t understand the arrangement.
“It’s hidden away in fine print,” Walker said. “The homeowners, when they real
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