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Fearing That MetroWest Will Overcrowd Metro and Roads

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I've appeared before a couple of groups familiar with this project -- the Providence District Council and the McLean Civic Association -- and they are overwhelmingly against it. So is the Vienna Town Council.

But the county supervisors don't care what opponents think. They are determined to allow high-rise buildings at the Vienna Metro station regardless of the adverse consequences to local transportation.

I think you folks now need to marshal your energy, intelligence, and financial and organizational skills and start campaigning to be sure these supervisors are not reelected. It's in your hands.

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