In Design

Broadview Avenue, Town of Warrenton

Installation of median from Route 211 to south of Route 17 and intersection improvements

Project at a Glance

Phase
In Design

Cost
Estimated $8 million

Lengths and Limits
0.73 mile; from Route 211 (Lee Highway) to south of Route 17 (James Madison Highway)

Locality
Fauquier

District
Culpeper

Contact
David Cubbage
(540) 727-7129
Lou Hatter
540-727-3201

Status

During the FY18 SMART SCALE process, the Town of Warrenton split the Broadview Avenue project and submitted two applications to:

Complete funding on the Broadview Avenue roadway improvements, in the amount of $2.59 million: application | scorecard
Fund a second $2.8 million project to make improvements at the intersection of Broadview, Frost and West Shirley avenues: application | scorecard

On June 20, 2017, the Commonwealth Transportation Board approved the 2018-2023 Six-Year Improvement Plan, which allocated $5.4 million to fully fund the Broadview Avenue projects through construction.

The combined total estimate of the project is about $8 million comprised of approximately $1.6 million remaining in previous funding, $5.4 million in SMART SCALE funding and $1 million from the Town of Warrenton.

Preliminary engineering work has begun on the project using previous funds. The project design will be presented at a public hearing. Construction is anticipated to begin in 2022.

Project Purpose

The purpose of this project is to improve safety and lessen traffic congestion along Route 17/29 Business/211 (Broadview Avenue) in the Town of Warrenton. The project calls for installation of a raised median from Route 211 (Lee Highway) to south of Route 17 (James Madison Highway), a 0.73-mile stretch.

Visit the town of Warrenton's project webpage for more information.