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Patrick County approves VDOT six-year secondary highway plan
Summary
After a joint presentation by the Virginia Department of Transportation, the Patrick County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to adopt the proposed secondary six‑year highway plan, including an addition for Hayden Road.
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The Patrick County Board of Supervisors voted to adopt the Virginia Department of Transportation’s proposed secondary six‑year highway plan, including the recently added Hayden Road. The motion to approve was offered by a board member following a VDOT presentation and passed with all present voting aye.
At the public hearing and presentation, VDOT’s representative asked the board to review the draft and noted the Hayden Road addition. "We have presented with you all the draft, for the 6 year plan for this year as well as, the addition of Hayden Road," the VDOT presenter said. Board members asked follow-up questions about traffic counts on local roads and the timing of bridge work; VDOT said the bridge project work was expected to begin in late next summer and that staff would "take a look" at requests for traffic counts.
The board’s formal vote followed a brief opportunity for questions and no public opposition was recorded during the hearing. The adoption places eligible projects into the statewide Transportation Improvement Program for federal funding consideration.
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