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would not be available to the public or the press until December. Bob Moore, VDOT resident engineer, stressed that the project has not been approved, nor any contract awarded.
Comments from the public will be evaluated and incorporated into the proposal, along with recommendations from the Virginia Department of Historical Resources which is conducting an archaeological survey of the area. The survey report is expected to be completed in December, as well.
The Commonwealth Transportation Board plans to consider the measure in December, causing some citizens at the hearing to question the board’s objectivity.
This project was proposed about three years ago by the Rappahannock County Board of Supervisors in response to citizen concerns. It involves widening U.S. 211 by approximately 20 feet at its intersection with U.S. 522. An additional 14 feet are required to
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