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CVTA TAC recommends two VDOT project agreements totaling $72.44 million
Summary
The Central Virginia Transportation Authority Technical Advisory Committee recommended two VDOT project agreements — a $62,476,000 Short Pump/Northgate interchange in Henrico County and a $9,962,106 Route 288 hard-shoulder project in Goochland County — and voted to advance them to the authority for final approval.
The Central Virginia Transportation Authority Technical Advisory Committee recommended approval of two VDOT-administered project agreements and voted to forward both to the authority for consideration.
A staff member told the TAC the first agreement, CVTA-0057, would advance the Short Pump Area Improvements at the Northgate Road interchange in Henrico County and said the project agreement amount is $62,476,000. The committee moved to recommend approval; a roll-call vote of members present recorded aye from each voting jurisdiction and the motion passed.
The second agreement, CVTA-0041, covers a Route 288 southbound hard-shoulder running lane in Goochland County with an agreement amount of $9,962,106. Committee members moved, seconded and approved that recommendation in a separate roll-call vote.
Votes at a glance: - CVTA-0057 (Short Pump Area Improvements, Northgate Road interchange — Henrico County): recommended to the authority; agreement amount $62,476,000; roll-call vote: members present voted aye; outcome: recommended. - CVTA-0041 (Route 288 southbound hard-shoulder running lane — Goochland County): recommended to the authority; agreement amount $9,962,106; roll-call vote: members present voted aye; outcome: recommended.
A staff member said the packages for both items will be presented to the full authority at its meeting later in July for final action. The committee also noted a Henrico County project agreement (CVTA-0083) was not available for review because the draft agreement was not provided; staff said the item will be placed on the August TAC agenda when the draft is received.
The recommendations followed routine procedural motions and roll-call votes; the committee chair presided over the actions and staff indicated the approvals are administrative steps to advance the projects to the authority for final approval. The total of the two recommended agreements is $72,438,106.
The TAC meeting record shows roll-call participation from the local jurisdictions queried during the votes (Town of Ashland; Chesterfield County; Goochland County; Hanover County; Powhatan County; New Kent County; City of Richmond).
