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Controlling the speed of traffic on the town's roads is a high priority
that is reflected in Town planning documents. Specific initiatives being
advanced are detailed in the chart below.
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Action to Date |
| 5/2/06 |
Board of Supervisors Chairman Scott York addressed the
through-truck traffic ban on Main Street in his report from the May 2
Board meeting:
"The Board of Supervisors accepted the Transportation/Land Use
Committee's recommendation to advertise for a public hearing to be
held on June 14, 2006. During the Public Hearing the Board will
consider whether it should request the Virginia Department of
Transportation to evaluate the implementation of a through-truck
restriction on Main Street (Route 719) in the Town of Round Hill and a
portion of Woodgrove Road (Route 719) between East Loudoun Street
(Business Route 7) and Evening Star Drive, with the alternate route
being East Loudoun Street (Business Route 7) to Evening Star Drive and
continuing on Evening Star Drive to its intersection with Woodgrove
Road (Route 719). The motion passed 9-0." |
| 1/19/06 |
The Town Council passed a resolution asking the Loudoun
County Board of Supervisors to ask the Virginia Department of
Transportation to restrict thru truck traffic along Main Street between
Loudoun Street and Greenwood Drive.
Resolution Text |
| 7/1/04 |
During her report to council, Vice Mayor Meg Nash stated
she has been working with the Virginia Department of Transportation to
establish a "residential speeding zone," which would impose an
additional $200 fine on any drivers caught speeding through Town.
(Editor's Note: VDOT approved the Town's request and residential
speeding zones have been established throughout Town.) |
Relevant Documents
Maps
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