VDOT outlines Nottoway secondary six‑year plan; Crystal Lake Road top priority
Summary
VDOT presented a draft secondary six‑year plan that prioritizes Crystal Lake Road and funds guardrail work, Williamson Road right‑of‑way acquisition and several rural rustic projects; county tele‑fee funds and district unpaved grants will fund most work over the next six years.
VDOT staff presented the county’s draft secondary six‑year plan and said Crystal Lake Road is the top priority and is fully funded, with construction expected to begin in the coming weeks. The agency recommended continuing a guardrail installation line for secondary routes and pursuing right‑of‑way acquisition for Williamson Road where an intersection with Courthouse Road crosses private property.
The presentation broke down funding between tele‑fee funding and district unpaved grants and showed a balance entry account of about $162,000 going into the fiscal year with roughly $33,000 accrued annually. The VDOT speaker said the county can choose to dedicate tele‑fee funds to hard surfacing routes that do not meet rural‑rustic eligibility, noting, “Crystal Lake Road is top priority in the plan.” Board members asked for timing and clarification about property owners and right‑of‑way purchases. The board agreed to place the plan on the May 15 regular meeting agenda for a public hearing and final adoption.
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