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
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
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 (filter projects by FY2018) | scorecard
- Fund a second $2.8 million project to make improvements at the intersection of Broadview, Frost and West Shirley avenues: application (filter projects by FY2018) | 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 will continue on both projects in 2018 using previous funds. The full project schedule will be determined when preliminary engineering work continues. 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.
Resources and Links
Broadview Access Management Study 
(6 MB)
UPCs 111647 and 111648