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Augusta County board approves resolutions to seek VDOT funding for three local transportation projects
Summary
The Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to pursue Virginia Department of Transportation funding for an inbound lane at the government center, a Route 256/Triangle Drive safety improvement, and an extension of the Verona sidewalk project; estimated costs range from about $1.36 million to $8–12 million for the largest project.
The Augusta County Board of Supervisors on Sept. 10 approved resolutions to apply for Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) funding for three separate projects: improvements at Dickhoff Lane at the government center, a Route 256/Triangle Drive intersection solution, and an extension of the Verona pedestrian project.
Mr. Wolf, the staff presenter, said the Dickhoff Lane project would add an inbound lane to the government center approach and provide dual left-turn lanes; he described additional required work at a signal on U.S. 11 and at a…
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