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tailed studies are completed, public hearings will be held on the four corridor alternatives, the option of building both eastern and western bypasses, and the no-build option. And then?
“It’s hard to tell right now what the decision making process will be. That hasn’t been defined yet,” said Mr. Pederson.
BM1 has a Washington Bypass hotline: call 817-8071 in the metro area and toll-free (800) 288-0283 from elsewhere. “The Study Team is looking for input from the public on issues and areas of concern related to the Washington Bypass. You are invited to participate in the Washington Bypass Study through the public meetings, telephone hotline and correspondence,” states BMI’s Washington Bypass Study newsletter.
Written comments may be sent to Project Manager Salvatore J. Bellomo, BMI, 8330 Boone Blvd., Suite 700, Vienna, VA 22180. To receive future issues of the newsletter, call BMI’s hotline number.
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