Custis Trail connector at Fairfax Drive & Glebe Road
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From my Inbox:
Several County staff members met today with the foreman from Clark Construction at the Marymount University building site (Fairfax Drive & N. Glebe Road in Ballston) to discuss the current conditions on the Custis Trail connector path.
Clark is working to expedite completion of the new pavement for the connection between the Custis Trail and N. Wakefield Street. They expect to have the work done by next Wednesday, May 24th but may be able to partially open the route by this weekend. Unfortunately they will not have the job completed before this Friday’s Bike to Work Day.
County staff are requiring Clark to make several improvements to existing conditions ASAP. Clark will sign a detour around the site that uses N. Wakefield Street, and existing path near the 4601 Fairfax Drive office building and the asphalt trail near the Ballston beaver pond. The detour is to be in place this Wednesday and to be removed in about a week when the Custis Trail connector is ready to be reopened. The portion of the trail connector between N. Wakefield Street and Glebe Road will be made safer and more accessible through removal of some temporary obstructions and smoothing out of the transitions with asphalt patching. Those measures are expected to be implemented within 24 hours. In the meantime we caution trail users to be careful of ongoing construction activities when traveling in the area.
County staff will continue to check on the site at least once daily and follow up on correcting any problems that persist or arise.
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