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Oct 13, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
RVARC seeks qualified consultant support for water supply planning in the Roanoke River 1 and Upper James 2 DEQ-designated Regional Planning Areas. The selected consultant will provide on-call services and deliverables as funding becomes available throughout a process expected to conclude in October 2029. Funding for Task 1 is currently secured.
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Roanoke
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Roanoke city
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313 Luck Avenue, SW
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24016
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Roanoke Valley-Alleghany Economic Development District
The committee reviewed the draft FY27 RVTPO Work Program and discussed various projects carried over from the previous fiscal year. Key actions included the recommendation to forward a specific financial plan option for the Round 7 STBG/CRP funding to the RVTPO, as well as the approval of Amendment #7 to the FFY24-27 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) regarding the acquisition of an ADA-accessible vehicle. Furthermore, the committee evaluated the draft FFY27-30 TIP and engaged in discussions regarding a list of regionally significant transportation priorities to be included in the 2026 Transportation for Economic Development (TED) Study update.
This technical report serves as a foundational document for the Roanoke Valley Transit Vision Plan, providing an in-depth analysis of survey and ridership data. It integrates insights from Valley Metro employees and riders, the general public, RADAR customer and trip databases, and Botetourt County's accessible van program ridership data. The report identifies key community values, underscoring the critical role of public transit in enhancing accessibility, fostering economic development, ensuring environmental sustainability, and promoting social well-being within the region. This comprehensive data analysis is intended to inform the subsequent development of strategic goals and recommendations for a future regional transit network.
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The Route 419 Corridor Plan outlines a multimodal transportation strategy to enhance safe and efficient mobility for drivers, pedestrians, bicyclists, and transit riders, while ensuring adequate access to businesses and residential areas. Key objectives include alleviating traffic congestion, reducing accidents, improving regional cooperation, providing multimodal accommodations, enhancing transit services, protecting scenic beauty, improving traffic operations, and identifying cost-effective improvements. The plan considers social, economic, and environmental impacts, offering recommendations for roadway, pedestrian, bicycle, transit, and land use strategies over a 25-year horizon.
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