In Design
Route 7 Westbound over Sugarland Run
Improvements including bridge rehabilitation/widening in Fairfax CountyArea Maps
Construction: 2021
Phase
In Design
Cost
$11.1 million
Lengths and Limits
Fairfax County Pkwy to Dranesville Rd
Locality
Fairfax
District
Northern Virginia
Contact
Shahrad Behboodi, P.E.
Structure & Bridge
Andrew Beacher, P.E.
Preliminary Engineering
Note: A design public hearing was held Oct. 23.
Meeting Materials and Displays
About the Project
This project will rehabilitate and widen the westbound Route 7 (Leesburg Pike) bridge over Sugarland Run in order to improve safety and extend the overall life of the bridge. The bridge was built in 1947.
The planned improvements include:
- A new, wider concrete bridge deck
- Widening and repairing the bridge pier and abutments
- Extending the acceleration lane from the Fairfax County Parkway (Route 286) on-ramp to westbound Route 7 to improve operations; the lane would be extended to Dranesville Road (Route 228) from its current terminus just before the bridge
- Guardrail upgrades and new curb and gutter in the area of the bridge
The project is being financed with state and federal State of Good Repair funds used for maintenance of structures and bridges.
Route 7 averages 59,000 vehicles a day in the project area, while Fairfax County Parkway averages 31,000 vehicles a day in the project area.
Schedule
Design Public Hearing - October 2018
Begin Right of Way Acquisition - Summer 2019
Begin Utility Relocation - Winter 2019/20
Begin Construction - 2021
Estimated Costs
Preliminary Engineering - $1.2 million
Right of Way Acquisition and Utility Relocation - $655,000
Construction - $9.2 million
Total - $11.1 million
Resources
Design Public Hearing - October 2018 (Ad)
Meeting Materials and Displays
Project Numbers
State: 0007-029-113, P101
UPC: 104556
Federal: STP-PM09 (324)
