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Board approves VDOT Six-Year Plan; County informed of bridge repair timelines
Summary
Charlotte County approved VDOT's Six-Year Plan May 8 and heard timelines for repairs to three bridges, including an estimated four-month repair for the Norfolk Southern rail bridge on Route 47.
Scott Frederick, Residency Administrator for the Virginia Department of Transportation, presented Charlotte County's proposed VDOT Six-Year Plan and the Construction Priority List for 2024. Frederick described three bridges under review: the Norfolk Southern railroad bridge on Route 47, which he said would take about four months to repair; the Route 47 crossing at Roanoke Creek, which will remain as is; and the Mossingford Bridge, which is under review with three options that would each take months to complete.
Supervisor Walter T. Bailey moved to approve the VDOT Six-Year Plan resolution; Supervisor Garland H. Hamlett, Jr. seconded the motion. The board voted unanimously to adopt the plan and the 2024 Construction Priority List.
The presentation included no further schedule or funding breakdown beyond the timelines and options described by the VDOT residency administrator; the board did not request additional public hearings within the recorded discussion.
The resolution approving the Six-Year Plan references Sections 33.1-23.1 and 33.1-23.4 of the 1950 Code of Virginia in the meeting record.
