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Capital Project List Mapping - Virginia Beach Project ID Project Name 1035000 John B. Dey Elementary School Modernization 1043000 Thoroughgood Elementary School Replacement 1056000 Princess Anne Middle School Replacement 1107000 Princess Anne High School Replacement 2003000 Corporate Landing Roadway Improvements 2022000 Major Bridge Rehabilitation II 2024000 Rural Road Improvements II 2026000 Street Reconstruction II Page 1 of 430 10/02/2021 Capital Project List Mapping - Virginia Beach Project Description Current Phase This project is for the modernization of John B. Dey Elementary School. Design This project is for the replacement of Thoroughgood Elementary Other School. This project is for the replacement of Princess Anne Middle School. Other This project is for the replacement of Princess Anne High School. Other This project is for the construction of a three-lane roadway section with Construction one lane in each direction and a two-way left turn lane as the center lane from the existing median break at General Booth Blvd and Gunn Hall Drive. The new road will extend west into the Corporate Landing Commercial Park approximately 420 ft. The project also includes a new median break on Corporate Landing Parkway. This project will provide funding for inspection and rehabilitation of the Construction City's major bridges, overpasses, and culverts, such as Long Creek Bridge, Laskin Road Bridge, Elbow Road Bridge, and Lesner Bridge. Inspection is required in accordance with state and federal requirements and the National Bridge Inspection Standards. New structures are being added to the inventory, including two new bridges on Nimmo Parkway in FY 2014-15. Bridge Inspection and maintenance is an eligible expenditure of Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) maintenance funds. This ongoing project is for safety and geometric improvements or other Construction upgrades for substandard rural roads. This project provides funding for the reconstruction of existing Construction roadways. Reconstruction involves the replacement of the existing Page 2 of 430 10/02/2021 Capital Project List Mapping - Virginia Beach Current Phase Type Project Details URL default default default default default default default default Page 3 of 430 10/02/2021 Capital Project List Mapping - Virginia Beach Regions Address Latitude Lynnhaven 36.89772024 Bayside 36.88965001 Princess Anne 36.74889203 Lynnhaven 36.84578829 Princess Anne 36.777085 Citywide Citywide Citywide Page 4 of 430 10/02/2021 Capital Project List Mapping - Virginia Beach Longitude -76.06187998 -76.13471913 -76.03497527 -76.12633879 -76.00466 Page 5 of 430 10/02/2021 Capital Project List Mapping - Virginia Beach 2027000 Various Cost Participation Projects II 2028000 Wetlands Mitigation Banking II 2030000 First Colonial Rd/Laskin Rd Intersection Improvements Page 6 of 430 10/02/2021 Capital Project List Mapping - Virginia Beach pavement structure and will be performed on roadways that have reached the end of their service life based on current survey and condition assessments. This work may additionally include replacement of curb and gutter systems when needed for pavement performance and associated sidewalk replacement. This ongoing project provides the City's share of cost, to enable cost On-Going sharing projects with area residents to improve sub-standard streets and with private developers to provide needed roadway and transportation system improvements, beyond what is required of the particular private development when the provision of such improvements would be of benefit to the public and the City. By partnering with the private sector, the City could minimize the disruption to vehicular traffic, businesses and the community by providing funds to construct relatively low-cost, City identified and requested improvements during private construction activities. Examples include sidewalk, curb and gutter, turn lanes, pavement widening, drainage structures within roadways, utility relocation, and signal cable/facility relocation. This project is to establish and maintain the Wetland Banking System. Construction Establishment includes property acquisition, wetlands design, construction, and monitoring. This project is for construction of improvements to the intersection of Other First Colonial Road and Laskin Road, which include the addition of a second westbound left turn lane from Laskin Road onto First Colonial Road. Currently there is room in an existing median that will allow for the construction of the additional turn lane without right of way acquisition. Page 7 of 430 10/02/2021 Capital Project List Mapping - Virginia Beach default default default Page 8 of 430 10/02/2021 Capital Project List Mapping - Virginia Beach Citywide Citywide Beach, Lynnhaven 36.85079463 Page 9 of 430 10/02/2021 Capital Project List Mapping - Virginia Beach -76.02220451 Page 10 of430 10/02/2021 Capital Project List Mapping - Virginia Beach 2089000 Southeastern Parkway & Greenbelt (Partial) 2160000 Citywide Street Lighting Improvements II 2176000 Transportation Network Modeling 2410000 Traffic Signal Rehabilitation II Page 11 of430 10/02/2021 Capital Project List Mapping - Virginia Beach This project will construct 11.5 miles of a four-lane divided parkway in Site Acquisition phases from I-264 to the Chesapeake City line and includes five major interchanges. The first phase will be from I-264 to Dam Neck Road at Corporate Landing, the second from Dam Neck Road to Princess Anne Road, and the third from Princess Anne Road to the Chesapeake City line. This roadway concept is to serve as a national model for parkways, designed with extensive landscaping, heavily buffered and aesthetically pleasing. Funding to date is for site acquisition right-of- way, corridor studies and preliminary environmental work. This project will provide greater safety on existing roadways by lighting Other previously unlit areas and bringing older neighborhood lighting levels up to current standards. The project will help preserve older neighborhoods by improving night-time safety. This project will be used to partner with Old Dominion University's Design Center for Innovative Transportation Solutions (CITS) to develop a comprehensive and detailed transportation network model of the City's transportation system. In addition, this project will analyze the following corridors from the 2011 Transportation Reference Notebook Congested Roadway Segments: Ferrell Parkway between Indian River Road and Indian Lakes Boulevard, Holland Road between South Independence Boulevard and Rosemont Road, Indian River Road between I-64 and Centerville Turnpike, Indian River Road between Centerville Turnpike and Kempsville Road, Providence Road between Kempsville Road and Princess Anne Road, Independence Boulevard between Northampton Boulevard and Haygood Road and Virginia Beach Boulevard between I- 264 and First Colonial Road. This project will include, but not be limited to, the replacement of Construction Page 12 of430 10/02/2021 Capital Project List Mapping - Virginia Beach default default default default Page 13 of430 10/02/2021 Capital Project List Mapping - Virginia Beach Beach, Centerville, Princess Anne 36.80087414 Citywide Citywide Citywide Page 14 of430 10/02/2021 Capital Project List Mapping - Virginia Beach -76.00432935 Page 15 of430 10/02/2021 Capital Project List Mapping - Virginia Beach 2414000 Shipps Corner Road Improvements 3505000 Building Modernization, Renewal & Replacement II 3056000 Public Safety Equipment Replacement Project 3057000 Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus Replacement Page 16 of430 10/02/2021 Capital Project List Mapping - Virginia Beach deteriorated signal foundations, damaged or deteriorated signal poles and/or mast arms, antiquated signal cabinets/controllers, copper wiring with fiber optic, correction of overhead wiring conflicts, and the installation of light emitting diodes (LED) traffic fixtures. This project is for construction of improvements to Shipps Corner Road Design from Skylark Drive to London Bridge Road. These improvements include drainage improvements, geometric improvements, pedestrian improvements, and installing a left-turn lane from Shipps Corner Road into Cardinal Estates. This project addresses building issues where modernization, renewal, Design and/or replacements have been identified for smaller facilities. This may include equipment repair, storage shelters, small office facilities, etc. Funding is for anticipated architectural and engineering analysis/studies to identify the next building modernizations, renewals, and/or replacements needed. This will also provide funding to make identified minor renovations, renewals, and/or replacements. This project is for the replacement of public safety systems and major Equipment equipment across the City. Items to be purchased through this project are items that are beyond their useful life cycle and essential to the continuation of providing a Safe Community. Included within this list of items could be the purchase and replacement of public safety technology equipment and protective safety equipment/systems. The scope of this project is to replace existing equipment and should not be expanded to include the purchase of additional vehicles, boats, or other similar capital items. This project is for the replacement of the Fire Department's breathing Equipment air systems. These systems are commonly referred to as Self- Page 17 of430 10/02/2021 Capital Project List Mapping - Virginia Beach default default default default Page 18 of430 10/02/2021
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