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VDOT reports pavement, sweeping and upcoming projects in Hanover
Summary
VDOT presented routine maintenance and capital project updates: mowing operations under way, thin surface treatments finishing, mill/overlay contracts about halfway complete with fall completion targets, and upcoming projects including Route 301, Creighton Road left‑turn lanes and Greenwood/Blanton roundabout right‑of‑way work.
Philip Frasier, VDOT resident engineer for the Ashland residency (S21), told the board that thin surface treatments (cape seals, slurry, chip seals) are wrapping up, several mill‑and‑overlay contracts are about 50% complete with target completion in October–November, and a recent full‑depth reclamation project finished successfully. He said sweeping operations had been adjusted to give more continuous coverage in high‑need areas and that crews would address identified "holidays" (missed spots).
Director Hartman (S24) then reviewed county transportation projects: Route 301 work and pedestrian improvements are moving toward construction, right‑of‑way acquisitions continue for Creighton Road and Walnut Grove roundabouts, and pothole/roadside issues reported by supervisors will be inspected and placed on repair schedules. Board members applauded responsiveness to recent repair requests.
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