In Design: Tysons/Old Meadow Road Bike/Ped Improvements in Fairfax County
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This project, in cooperation with Fairfax County, will build a pedestrian and bicycle bridge and shared-use path in the vicinity of Route 123 and I-495.
Improvements include a new 10-foot shared-use path from near Tysons One Place and Fashion Boulevard to Route 123 and Old Meadow Road via a new pedestrian and bicycle bridge over I-495. The path will mostly follow Old Meadow Road.
Based on results of the preliminary engineering phase of the study, and extensive community outreach and input over the last several years, the "Option 2" alignment was selected for final design.
Estimated Costs
Preliminary Engineering - $2.3 million
Right of Way Acquisition and Utility Relocation - $1.5 million
Construction - $8.5 million
Total - $12.2 million
This project is financed with federal, state and local funding.
Benefits
The project aims to improve bicycle and pedestrian safety and connectivity in the Tysons area.
Major Milestones
Design Public Hearing: June 2018
Environmental Studies Memo Available: August 2018
Design Approval: November 2018
Begin Right of Way Acquisition: November 2019
Begin Construction: Spring 2021
Resources
Abraham Lerner, P.E.
Senior Project Manager
Other relevant links:
Environmental Studies Memo - August 2018
Summary of Public Outreach - June 2018
AM/PM Peak Hour Traffic Counts at Selected Intersections - December 2017
Preliminary Engineering Report - July 2017
Concept Plans - June 2017
The Colonies of McLean Meeting Presentation - March 2017
Re-Evaluation Document - March 2007
I-495 HOT Lanes Record of Decision - June 2006
Final Environmental Impact Study - April 2006
Phase: In Design
UPC: 104005
State ID: I495-029-078, P101, R201, C501, B630
Federal ID: CM-495-5 (091), CM-495-5 (092)
Lat/Long: 38.921410, -77.211672
Locality:
Fairfax