Board approves three additional VDOT SSYP projects totaling about $425,350
Summary
The Board approved three secondary-system projects under VDOT—s SSYP program — Route 633 (0.80 mi, est. $220,000), Route 625 (0.45 mi, est. $123,750), and Route 896 (0.24 mi, est. $81,600) — using remaining program funds. Motion carried 5-0.
The Grayson County Board of Supervisors approved three additional projects for the Virginia Department of Transportation—s Secondary Six‑Year Plan (SSYP) at its April 9 meeting.
According to staff information from VDOT noting $436,692 remaining for additional projects, Supervisor Mary E. Dickenson Tomlinson moved to approve: Route 633 (Mt. Olivet), length 0.80 miles, estimated cost $220,000; Route 625 (Mt. Olivet), length 0.45 miles, estimated cost $123,750; and Route 896 (Maple Ridge Lane), length 0.24 miles, estimated cost $81,600. Supervisor C.S. “Sandy” Cunningham seconded the motion, which carried 5-0.
Board members did not request further amendments; staff will coordinate with VDOT to program the projects using the remaining SSYP balance.
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