The City of Charlottesville has become much more transparent about providing information on how projects funded by the Commonwealth Transportation are proceeding.
This particular roundabout wouldn’t be built until the end of this decade and there is still time for the planning process to work its way through with a public hearing scheduled for spring 2025.
The work comes out of a “pipeline study” intended to identify projects that can secure funding through the Smart Scale process
The work is intended to come up a more certain cost estimate for the link that would connect Woolen Mills and Pantops.
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