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Greensville supervisors adopt VDOT six-year plan, move remaining Otterdam Road funds to Liberty Road project

3217226 · May 6, 2025
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Summary

The Greensville County Board of Supervisors voted to adopt the Virginia Department of Transportation(VDOT) 20262031 six-year plan, directing remaining administrative funds from Otterdam Road to a Liberty Road project and noting limited new allocations for the period.

The Greensville County Board of Supervisors voted to adopt a resolution approving VDOT—s 20262031 six-year construction plan and to move remaining administrative funds from the Otterdam Road (Route 633) project to a higher-priority Liberty Road project.

County staff told the board that Liberty Road is the top priority on the plan and that VDOT has not closed out the administrative portion of Otterdam Road, so those remaining funds would be transferred to Liberty Road. Staff also said the county—s projected allocations to the plan are small: "we're only getting $22,762 in tele fees to go toward projects on the 6 year plan," according to the presentation packet.

The nut graf: The six-year plan sets the county—s prioritized road projects for VDOT funding and scheduling; moving unspent Otterdam Road administrative funds to Liberty Road will shift limited local resources to the board—s top-ranked priority while the county awaits VDOT—s final closeout on Otterdam.

In discussion, staff described the construction program and the priority list included in the board packet. No members of the public signed up to speak during the public hearing portion on the plan. After a motion and a roll-call vote, the board adopted the resolution (Resolution 25-83).

Action details: a motion to adopt the six-year plan was made and seconded; the board conducted a roll-call vote and the resolution passed. The board did not attach additional conditions in the meeting record beyond the direction to reassign Otterdam administrative funds to Liberty Road once VDOT closes out that project.

Ending: The adopted plan will provide the framework for VDOT and county coordination on paving and construction priorities through 2031; staff packet materials include the priority list, construction program, and estimated allocations for the next six years.