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The [[Eastern Connector Study Steering Committee]] was created to help the firm [[PBS&J]] as it conducted a study of potential alternatives for the proposed [[Eastern Connector]]. | The [[Eastern Connector Study Steering Committee]] was created to help the firm [[PBS&J]] as it conducted a study of potential alternatives for the proposed [[Eastern Connector]]. | ||
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The Eastern Connector Study Steering Committee was created to help the firm PBS&J as it conducted a study of potential alternatives for the proposed Eastern Connector.
Purpose
The committee's directive was "to determine a minimum of three alternative alignments that will provide a connection between US 250 east of Route 20 and US 29 North between Rio Road and Profit Road. Study shall provide a thorough assessment of issues related to each alignment and a recommendation on preferred alignment based on analysis and direction provided during project.[1].
Members
- Ken Boyd, Albemarle County Board of Supervisors
- Kevin Lynch, Charlottesville City Council (until Dec. 31, 2007)
- Mark B. Graham, Director, Department of Community Development, Albemarle County
- Juandiego Wade, Transportation Planner, Albemarle County
- Calvin Morris, Albemarle County Planning Commission
- George Emmitt, Citizen representative for Albemarle County
- John Pfaltz, Citizen representative for Charlottesville
References
- ↑ "ALBEMARLE COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT EASTERN CONNECTOR CORRIDOR STUDY." Albemarle County. retrieved 14 July 2009.