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Supervisors authorize up to $6,000 from telefees for VDOT Glebe Harbor speed study

Westmoreland County Board of Supervisors · February 23, 2026
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Summary

The board authorized VDOT to proceed with an engineering speed study for Glebe Harbor Road, approving up to $6,000 from the county's telefees engineering line. Staff noted VDOT spot sampling found an average speed of 45 mph and an 80th‑percentile speed of 48 mph on Royal Way.

The board authorized VDOT to conduct an engineering speed study for Glebe Harbor Road and approved funding of up to $6,000 from the county's SSYP Countywide Engineering and Surveying telefees line.

Staff briefed the board that VDOT had already performed spot sampling on Royal Way — 20 cars in both directions — and observed an average speed of 45 mph with an 80th‑percentile speed of 48 mph. Staff explained that posted speed limits are typically set near the 80th percentile and that VDOT generally conducts a full engineering study before changing posted limits; any adjustments would likely be modest (up to a 5‑mph change or transition location adjustments).

A motion authorizing up to $6,000 for the Glebe Harbor study, with VDOT to provide a final scope, schedule and cost confirmation before initiation, was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote. Staff said there is sufficient funding in the telefees line to cover the study and will ask VDOT to return with the final scope and cost prior to work beginning.