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VDOT: primary/secondary roads cleared; Amelia sidewalk accepted into state system
Summary
Justin Bachain, VDOT assistant residency administrator, told the board primary and secondary snow clearing is substantially complete, crews will address low shoulders and a rough stretch on Route 153, and the Amelia sidewalk project has been accepted into the state maintenance system.
Justin Bachain, assistant residency administrator for maintenance and business with VDOT, updated the board on winter operations and maintenance milestones.
Bachain said the primary and secondary network was “substantially complete” and crews had moved to smaller service roads, subdivision locations and shoulder stone work. He advised the board VDOT will take cores to investigate a washboard/heaving condition on Route 153 near the bridge at Deep Creek and the turn lane at Krell's, and said crews plan to wedge and asphalt the edge line in spring.
On a local project, Bachain reported the Amelia sidewalk project was completed and accepted into the state system for maintenance. He asked for patience as crews prepare for another expected weather event and noted National Weather Service accumulation estimates were still pending.
Why it matters: road safety and maintenance work affect residents’ travel and the county’s winter preparedness; the sidewalk acceptance shifts future maintenance responsibility to the state system.
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