Item 526 | First Year - FY2001 | Second Year - FY2002 |
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| Highway System Maintenance (60400) | $821,362,500 | $847,939,000 |
| Interstate Maintenance (60401) | FY2001 $199,448,900 | FY2002 $210,514,100 |
| Primary Maintenance (60402) | FY2001 $280,361,400 | FY2002 $285,542,400 |
| Secondary Maintenance (60403) | FY2001 $341,552,200 | FY2002 $351,882,500 |
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| Commonwealth Transportation | FY2001 $821,362,500 | FY2002 $847,939,000 |
Authority: Title 33.1, Chapter 1, Code of Virginia.
A. Out of the amounts for Secondary Maintenance, $500,000 the first year shall be made available to repair roads in Isle of Wight County damaged as a result of Hurricane Floyd.
B. As part of its efforts to improve the I-64 corridor between Richmond and the Jamestown-Williamsburg area for commerce and tourism, the Commissioners of the Virginia Department of Transportation and the Department of Motor Vehicles shall complete a study and conduct the preliminary engineering to relocate the truck weigh stations on I-64. The Commissioners also shall consider other improvements for enhanced travel services along the corridor, including the location and design of new rest area/welcome centers, the use of mobile welcome centers, and the renovation of the gateway and tourism center and interchange at Exit 78 of I-95. Such review of Exit 78 shall consider the Society of Landscape Architects' report entitled "Vision for the Boulevard" and the City of Richmond master plan.