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Appendix B – Projects by District THE VIRGINIA TRANSPORTATION APPENDIX B – PROJECTS BY DISTRICT 2018 - 2023 WORKING DRAFT Commonwealth Transportation Board Virginia Department of Transportation Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation 05/17/2017 555 This Page Is Intentionally Left Blank 556 05/17/2017 FY2018-2023 Six-Year Improvement Program Appendix B - Projects by District FY18 DRAFT ($ in thousands) Appendix B - Projects by District Bristol Interstate (sorted by district, system, route, jurisdiction) Route Jurisdiction UPC Project Description Budget Total Funds 0077 098 - Wythe County 103320 #HB2.FY17 Add merging lane on I-77N in Ft. Chiswell $8,300 $9,100 0077 098 - Wythe County 109512 I-77 Wythe Co. Median Barrier $925 $925 0081 086 - Smyth County 97555 I-81 NBL BRIDGE PROJECT AT ROUTE 11 STR #17478 $13,320 $13,820 0081 086 - Smyth County 107117 #SGR I-81 STRUCTURES 17470 & 17472 OVER RTE. 686 $14,200 $14,200 0081 086 - Smyth County 109920 I-81 Shoulder Improvements - Smyth Co. $1,765 $15 0081 095 - Washington 97856 INTERSTATE 81 AT EXIT 14 RAMP MODIFICATIONS $42,700 $42,700 County 0081 095 - Washington 109440 #HB2.FY17 I-81 Exit 19 Ramp Improvements $9,736 $9,736 County 0081 098 - Wythe County 104936 #SGR I-81 Structures 19596 & 19597 over Reed Creek in Wythe $23,500 $23,500 0081 098 - Wythe County 108946 Extend accel. lane (exit 72) to decel lane (exit 73) $2,000 $700 0081 M02 - Multi- 109419 #HB2.FY17 I-81 at State Route 75 (Exit 17) Interchange Mod. $21,200 $21,200 jurisdictional: Bristol MPO 0081 M02 - Multi- 110380 #HB2.FY17 I-81 AT RT 75 (Exit 17) INCHG GARVEE DEBT $27,472 $9,600 jurisdictional: Bristol SERVICE MPO 9999 961 - Bristol District- 107381 FY17/CY16 Interstate PM1B I77 Pavement Overlay $3,704 $4,772 wide 9999 961 - Bristol District- 109257 #SGR FY17/FY18 SGR Interstate $865 $865 wide 9999 961 - Bristol District- 110881 #SGR FY19 SGR Interstate PM1M $1,618 $1,618 wide Interstate Total $152,750 Primary (sorted by district, system, route, jurisdiction) Route Jurisdiction UPC Project Description Budget Total Funds 0011 086 - Smyth County T19940 #Smart18 - US 11 AT SR 107 iNT. IMPR. (NO RADIUS) $2,347 $2,347 0011 086 - Smyth County 110797 #SMART18 - US 11 at Railroad Drive Inter. Improvement $2,783 $2,783 0011 086 - Smyth County 110798 #SMART18 - US 11 at SR 16 Int. -Improve turning movement $942 $942 0011 095 - Washington T18013 Route 11 Structure 1021 over Sinking Creek - Fed ID 18844 $1,450 $1,450 County 0011 095 - Washington 109921 U.S. Route 11 Shoulder Initiative - Washington Co. $2,025 $2,025 County 0011 095 - Washington 110794 #SMART18 - INT. IMPROVEMENTS AND ACCESS MGMT. Rtes. $1,113 $1,113 County 11 & 140 0016 086 - Smyth County 103557 Bridge(Fed ID17390)Rte16 VA#1019 $746 $746 SugarGroveHwyOverSlempCreek 0019 092 - Tazewell County 109504 #SGR ROUTE 19 STR 1135 NSRR & WRIGHTS VALLEY CREEK $2,800 $2,800 - 18461 05/17/2017 557 FY2018-2023 Six-Year Improvement Program Appendix B - Projects by District FY18 DRAFT ($ in thousands) Bristol Primary (sorted by district, system, route, jurisdiction) Route Jurisdiction UPC Project Description Budget Total Funds 0019 095 - Washington 110793 #SMART18 - Intersection improvements - Routes 11 and 19 $1,704 $1,704 County 0019 961 - Bristol District- 107121 Roadway Departure Chevron Initiative $1,100 $1,100 wide 0021 961 - Bristol District- 109513 US Route 21 Rumble Stripe Initiative $4,565 $4,565 wide 0023 052 - Lee County 105960 Bridge Repl - Rte 23 SBL over NSRR (Fed ID 10696) $1,900 $1,900 0023 084 - Scott County 86598 SB&NB 23 over NF Holston R Va struc 1003 & 1108 FED ID 16543 $9,072 $9,072 0023 084 - Scott County 107125 US Route 23 Corridor Improvments in Weber City Area $2,050 $2,050 0023 097 - Wise County T19793 Route 23 and 671 Wise Co. - Dual Actuated Beacons $186 $186 0023 097 - Wise County 103505 Bridge (Fed ID19255) Rte 23 Over Rte610&Powell River VA#1016 $2,410 $2,360 0023 097 - Wise County 103556 Bridge (Fed Id 19247) Rte 23 Business Over Indian Creek $3,371 $3,371 0023 097 - Wise County 107074 Route 23 Median Shoulders $2,511 $2,511 0023 221 - Gate City 110878 West Jackson Street Sidewalk Improvements $87 $87 0023 961 - Bristol District- 107073 US 23 Shoulder Initiative $2,800 $2,800 wide 0058 038 - Grayson County 109437 #HB2.FY17 - Route 21 and 58 Intersection Radius Improvement $250 $250 0058 052 - Lee County 86601 58 over Powell River Va struc 1045 $8,710 $8,710 0058 052 - Lee County 105559 Bridge (Fed ID 10710) Rte. 58 over TOWN BRANCH @ $562 $562 JONESVILLE 0058 052 - Lee County 106513 US 58 Rumble Strips - Lee County $2,235 $2,235 0058 052 - Lee County 109439 #HB2.FY17 Add climbing lane to Rte. 58 Lee Co. $4,995 $4,995 0058 084 - Scott County 109438 #HB2.FY17 - US58/23 Access Management With Park & Ride $7,105 $7,105 0058 095 - Washington 16382 RTE 58 - PARALLEL LN-CORRIDOR DEV PE AND R/W ONLY IN $48,807 $48,807 County SYP 0058 961 - Bristol District- 109923 Alternate Route 58 Shoulder Initiative -Lee Co. $1,635 $1,635 wide 0058 961 - Bristol District- 109924 U.S. 58 Rumble Stripe Initiative $3,110 $3,110 wide 0072 025 - Dickenson 109672 Route 72 Structure 1017 over Laurel Branch Fed ID 5798 $567 $567 County 0080 083 - Russell County 109922 Route 80 Shoulder Initiative $1,665 $1,665 0083 013 - Buchanan 107124 Route 83 Rumble Strip Initiative $4,465 $3,616 County 0083 025 - Dickenson T19792 Route 83 Shoulder Initiative - Dickenson Co. $5,094 $5,094 County 0091 095 - Washington 103503 Bridge (Fed ID 18969) Rte 91 Over Laurel Creek $2,460 $2,460 County 0102 092 - Tazewell County 103502 Bridge (Fed ID 18493) Rte. 102 Over Laurel Creek $1,811 $2,348 0107 086 - Smyth County 110795 #SMART18 - Add lane to Rte. 107 under I-81 exit 35 $2,516 $2,516 0121 013 - Buchanan 90282 121 CFX - 460 Corridor Q Poplar Creek Phase A Finish $199,289 $199,289 County 558 05/17/2017 FY2018-2023 Six-Year Improvement Program Appendix B - Projects by District FY18 DRAFT ($ in thousands) Bristol Primary (sorted by district, system, route, jurisdiction) Route Jurisdiction UPC Project Description Budget Total Funds 0224 084 - Scott County 104189 Safety Improvements-Rte. 224 (Phase II-remove curve) $6,644 $6,644 0460 013 - Buchanan 88140 Oversight Corridor Q - 460 Conn. 2, Interchange & Hawks Nest $173,883 $173,883 County 0460 013 - Buchanan 107072 US 460 Shoulder Initiative - Buchanan County $2,715 $2,715 County 0460 092 - Tazewell County 107066 US 460 Shoulder Initiative - Tazewell County $5,434 $5,363 0460 961 - Bristol District- 107122 District WIde PSI / TSN Intersection Improvements $500 $500 wide 9999 961 - Bristol District- 109258 #SGR FY17/FY18 SGR Primary $4,494 $4,494 wide 9999 961 - Bristol District- 109259 #SGR FY17/FY18 SGR Primary $492 $492 wide Primary Total $534,966 Secondary (sorted by district, system, jurisdiction, route) Route Jurisdiction UPC Project Description Budget Total Funds 0601 010 - Bland County 86596 Ruby's Rd over Little Walker Creek #6 (Fed. ID 3040) $2,139 $2,139 0601 010 - Bland County 101383 Bridge Repl. over Little Walker Ck (VA 6001, Fed ID 3037) $1,624 $1,624 0607 010 - Bland County 18634 RTE 607 Super. Replace. Va Struc 6057 Fed.ID 3068 $155 $588 0608 010 - Bland County 104901 Bridge Repl-Skydusky Rd over Big Walker Crk (Fed ID 3071) $1,701 $1,701 0811 052 - Lee County 86294 Route 811, Super Str Replacement, Fed ID 10995, Va str 6507 $1,000 $1,000 0687 083 - Russell County 106175 #SGR Bridge Repl-Roanoke HIll Rd over Rte 63 (Fed ID 16511) $1,300 $1,300 0614 084 - Scott County 293 RTE 614 - RECONSTRUCTION $5,151 $4,126 0627 084 - Scott County 101379 Bridge Replacement Rte 627 over Copper Ck (VA Str 6140) $2,627 $2,630 0671 084 - Scott County 103500 Bridge (Fed Id 16815) Rte. 671 Over Valley Creek $621 $621 0619 086 - Smyth County 86295 Dotson Ridge Rd over N Fork HolstonRiver Va#6023 Fed ID17568 $552 $579 0800 086 - Smyth County 103504 Bridge (Fed ID 17509) Rte 800 Over St. Clair Creek VA # 6002 $1,021 $104 0609 092 - Tazewell County 104773 Bridge Replacement Rte 609 over Little River (Fed ID 18548) $2,010 $2,010 0717 092 - Tazewell County 101374 Bridge Replacement Rte 717, Fed ID 18657 (VA Str 6113) $1,550 $1,550 0744 092 - Tazewell County 86593 Rt 744 superstructure replacement, Fed ID 18665, Va str 6129 $707 $707 0670 095 - Washington 105145 Bridge Repl-Gen Spr Rd over Wolf Creek (Fed ID 19089) $2,380 $2,380 County 0677 095 - Washington 104831 Bridge Repl-Watauga Rd over Fifteen Mile Creek(Fed ID 19098) $3,400 $3,400 County 0725 095 - Washington 104828 Bridge Repl-Tayor Valley Rd over Laurel Creek (Fed ID 19162) $1,551 $1,768 County 1203 095 - Washington 104994 Bridge Repl-Water St over Beaver Dam Creek (Fed ID 19212) $2,210 $2,210 County 05/17/2017 559 FY2018-2023 Six-Year Improvement Program Appendix B - Projects by District FY18 DRAFT ($ in thousands) Bristol Secondary (sorted by district, system, jurisdiction, route) Route Jurisdiction UPC Project Description Budget Total Funds 9999 095 - Washington T19946 Virginia Creeper Trail Signing - Washington & Grayson Co. $117 $117 County 0664 098 - Wythe County 104902 Bridge Repl-Glade Road over Reed Creek (Fed ID 19734) $1,695 $1,695 9999 - 999991 BRISTOL SSYP $0 $5,825 Secondary Total $38,074 Urban (sorted by district, system, jurisdiction, route) Route Jurisdiction UPC Project Description Budget Total Funds 0058 101 - Big Stone Gap 110879 #SMART18 - Gilley Ave.
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