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TAC recommends five CBTA standard project agreements to CVTA; members press VDOT for design‑build schedule
Summary
The CVTA Technical Advisory Committee voted to recommend approval of five standard project agreements (SPAs) for regionally funded CBTA projects to the full authority, while members asked VDOT for a clearer design‑build schedule and confirmation of the committed funding amount.
The Central Virginia Transportation Authority Technical Advisory Committee on an informational motion recommended that the full authority approve five draft standard project agreements (SPAs) that allow reimbursement of regional CBTA funds for transportation projects.
The recommendation covers five projects included in prior CVTA allocation rounds: CBTA 34 (I‑95/Route 10 interchange phase 2 in Chesterfield), CBTA 49 (Route 288 southbound auxiliary lane in Goochland), CBTA 50 (Route 250/Route 288 interchange improvements in Goochland), CBTA 54 (I‑64 Exit 211 interchange in New Kent) and CBTA 60 (US‑60/Virginia 13 intersection improvements in Powhatan). Chet, the staff presenter, told the committee these agreements "need to be executed before any reimbursement process can be begun" and that VDOT…
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