Alexandria extends comment period on Duke Street draft recommendations to Sept. 15
City cites need for more time for meaningful feedback; deadline had been Aug. 21
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City cites need for more time for meaningful feedback; deadline had been Aug. 21
The department says a published comparison table overstated the corridor's parking supply by eight spaces. The design and the removals are settled; only the parking the city wants to add is still up for a vote.
The city clerk told residents who filed petitions that appeals of the July 27 recommendation are moot, because the T&ES director opted for a different plan
The commuter railroad, which normally operates weekdays only, is using the Aug. 23 IndyCar race to test demand for weekend service
Parked cars in posted work areas will be towed
Alternative C would put median islands at the two intersections closest to Naomi Brooks, and add five parking spaces and two loading zones in front of the school
Staff agreed to revisit heights, bike facilities after Wednesday's meeting; residents have until Sept. 15
The 18.5-mile path along the Potomac is one of three finalists for the Rails to Trails Conservancy honor. The winner is decided by public vote.
Draft recommendations are posted online, with public comment open through Aug. 21
The city's concept for the corridor through NVCC would add bike lanes and change on-street parking; construction is anticipated in 2026 or 2027
Plug In Alexandria's next round offers site assessments and grants up to $15,000, with applications due Sept. 21
Staff had recommended removing four spaces and adding two near Naomi Brooks Elementary. The board voted 5-2 for a larger removal and asked staff to return with parking options for school employees.
Line 32 gets 30-minute frequency seven days a week; stops along N. Fairfax, Madison and Montgomery streets will be consolidated
After 170 comments and community feedback on parking, staff recommend a net loss of two parking spaces near Naomi Brooks Elementary
Project will add protected bike lane, expand bus stops and reconfigure lanes to improve safety for students
The changes, approved as part of the city's FY 2027 budget, mark the first increase to parking fines since 2007