Meadow Creek Parkway Interchange: Difference between revisions

From Cvillepedia
Jump to navigation Jump to search
No edit summary
No edit summary
Line 1: Line 1:
[[Image:alternativeC1.jpg|right|200px]]
{{Infobox Transportation
| name =Meadowcreek Parkway Interchange
| photo =alternativeC1.jpg
| caption =
| status ={{planned}}
<!--ABOVE USE:{{proposed}},{{planned}},{{underway}},{{complete}},or {{canceled}} -->
| meeting =TBD - likely Spring 2009
| location =
<!--ABOVE USE JURISDICTION: Albemarle, Charlottesville -->
| cost =$33-37 million
| sponsor =Charlottesville
<!--ABOVE USE: Albemarle, Charlottesville, VDOT -->
| purpose =1. To enhance transportation mobility for local residents<br>2. To safely accommodate projected future traffic volumes<br>3. To accommodate and enhance pedestrian and bicycle needs in the project area
| status-desc =Funded by Federal appropriation announced in 2005.  In design and environmental review stage. This project is being managed by Charlottesville under the First Cities initiative, with technical support provided by VDOT. City Council voted 4-1 in July 2007 to approve project's fit with the city's comprehensive plan.
 
City Council had been expected to select one recommended alternative in December 2007.  Negotiations with the state Department of Natural Resources for impacts to nearby historic sites continues.
 
On February 19, 2008, Neighborhood Development Staff asked City Council to spend $1 million to match a VDOT revenue sharing plan. This would be put aside to pay for pedestrian and improvements, above and beyond the money from the federal government.
 
On March 18, 2008, the steering committee overseeing the interchange designed voted 5-1-1 to select Alternative C1 as its preferred alternative. On June 4, 2008, City Council selected a modified version of Alternative G1. Design revisions are ongoing.
| website =[http://www.250interchange.org/index.htm Project website]
| vdot-dashboard =
| contact =[[Angela Tucker]], Development Services Manager, Charlottesville
}}
==Map==
{{Map|lat=38.042734|lng=-78.474827|zoom=15}}
 
== Project details ==
== Project details ==


Line 52: Line 78:
*[[Mike Svetz]], Charlottesville Director of Parks & Recreation
*[[Mike Svetz]], Charlottesville Director of Parks & Recreation
*[[Angela Tucker]], Charlottesville Project Manager
*[[Angela Tucker]], Charlottesville Project Manager
== Google Map ==
The new version of Charlottesville Tomorrow's Transportation Matrix is being developed in [http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=109686697319922348715.00043c1300be673f805ba&ll=38.042582,-78.473132&spn=0.007976,0.014591&z=16 Google Maps], and it will eventually replace the image below.
<googlemap lat="38.04281" lon="-78.474859" width="250" height="250" zoom="17">
38.037005, -78.469162, Charlottesville Tomorrow
</googlemap>


== External links ==
== External links ==
[http://www.250interchange.org/index.htm Route 250 Interchange Project by RK&K]


== Notes ==
== Notes ==
<references/>
<references/>
[http://www.250interchange.org/index.htm Route 250 Interchange Project by RK&K]


[[Category: Transportation Matrix]]
[[Category: Transportation Matrix]]
[[Category: Planned transportation projects]]

Revision as of 12:10, 7 July 2009


Meadowcreek Parkway Interchange
AlternativeC1.jpg

Planned

Project Overview

1. To enhance transportation mobility for local residents
2. To safely accommodate projected future traffic volumes
3. To accommodate and enhance pedestrian and bicycle needs in the project area
Cost $33-37 million
Sponsor Charlottesville
Next meeting TBD - likely Spring 2009

Status Update

Funded by Federal appropriation announced in 2005. In design and environmental review stage. This project is being managed by Charlottesville under the First Cities initiative, with technical support provided by VDOT. City Council voted 4-1 in July 2007 to approve project's fit with the city's comprehensive plan.

City Council had been expected to select one recommended alternative in December 2007. Negotiations with the state Department of Natural Resources for impacts to nearby historic sites continues.

On February 19, 2008, Neighborhood Development Staff asked City Council to spend $1 million to match a VDOT revenue sharing plan. This would be put aside to pay for pedestrian and improvements, above and beyond the money from the federal government.

On March 18, 2008, the steering committee overseeing the interchange designed voted 5-1-1 to select Alternative C1 as its preferred alternative. On June 4, 2008, City Council selected a modified version of Alternative G1. Design revisions are ongoing.

Website Project website
Contact Angela Tucker, Development Services Manager, Charlottesville

Map

Project details

Meadowcreek.jpg

The Meadowcreek Parkway Interchange is an element in the development of the city's portion of the Meadowcreek Parkway. Preliminary engineering work is ongoing, with the selection of a final design alternative slated for early 2008. Costs for the project range between $33 to $37 million. The majority of funding comes from an appropriation of federal funds announced in 2005. This came from an earmark from Senator John Warner (R-VA).

The City of Charlottesville is overseeing the project.

The project's stated purpose is:

  1. To enhance transportation mobility for local residents
  2. To safely accommodate projected future traffic volumes
  3. To accommodate and enhance pedestrian and bicycle needs in the project area

History

On February 18, 2003, City Council heard a report from NDS Director Jim Tolbert regarding an RFP that was being issued to study possible intersection designs for where the Meadowcreek Parkway would meet the Route 250 BypassCite error: Closing </ref> missing for <ref> tag. However, City Council decided instead to select Alternative G1, a signalized intersection[1], as its designated alternative.

The project is currently undergoing the Section 106 process with a variety of federal and state agencies including the Department of Historic Resources and the Army Corps of Engineers.

Steering Committee

The project's initial development was overseen by a steering committee, appointed by the Charlottesville Mayor and City Council.

Alternates: (also appointed by Mayor/City Council of Charlottesville)

Project Team: Technical Support Staff to Steering Committee

External links

Route 250 Interchange Project by RK&K

Notes

  1. 'City Council selects signalized intersection for Meadowcreek Parkway interchange', Charlottesville Tomorrow. 5 Jun. 2008. Charlottesville Tomorrow. 2 Mar. 2009