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Caroline County committee pauses proposed pedestrian project at Route 207 intersection
Summary
A county transportation committee voted to drop a proposed Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) application for pedestrian improvements at the Route 207/Welcome Way intersection after members raised concerns about a revised $5.1 million estimate and uncertainty about right-of-way, signalization and contingency costs.
Caroline County’s transportation advisory committee voted Sept. 3 to pause pursuit of a Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) application for pedestrian accommodations at the Route 207/Welcome Way intersection, citing a revised $5.1 million estimate and unresolved scope and right‑of‑way questions. The motion to “scrub” the TAP submission passed after committee members debated the estimate, contingency and whether nearby development might cover missing pieces.
Committee members said the revised scope presented by staff focuses on the intersection at Welcome Way and Route 207 and would add pedestrian signals, a marked crosswalk, a median refuge and new sidewalk on the north side of the road; the sketch presented did not extend the sidewalk all the way to Amman Drive. Staff reported the original corridor-level estimate had been about $11 million; VDOT returned a narrowed scope with a planning…
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