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Board adopts VDOT FY2027–2032 Secondary System Six‑Year Plan
Summary
VDOT presented priority secondary road projects and the Board adopted the FY2027–2032 Secondary System Six‑Year Plan after a public hearing; VDOT clarified that unpaved road funds are restricted by law and that Google‑related impacts are addressed through other processes.
Andrew Thorpe of VDOT presented the FY2027–2032 Secondary System Six‑Year Plan and reviewed the priority list, including Stevens Road, Ballpark Road, Laymantown Road, Roy Road, and other secondary routes. Thorpe explained funding categories and emphasized that unpaved road funds are legally restricted to state‑maintained unpaved roads and that construction impacts from large land‑use projects are reviewed under separate VDOT processes.
During public comment, Catherine Lee asked whether the priority list accounted for road use and damage related to construction of the Google data center; Thorpe reiterated that road impacts from land‑use projects are addressed through other VDOT mechanisms while routine wear is funded through maintenance. The Board moved to adopt the Secondary System Six‑Year Plan and recorded a roll‑call vote in favor (RESOLUTION #26-04-05).
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