The condition of Fort Hunt Road has been pretty abysmal for the last couple years - especially in front of Paul Spring Retirement Home. I have written several articles where I call it "rumble strips."
According to VDOT, twenty-five percent of all lane miles in Fairfax County have deficient pavement quality and that number is growing due to cuts in maintenance funding due to the lack of transportation revenue.
Last year, Richmond Highway was finally paved in Fall, 2010 after the pavement became incredibly pockmarked.
Repaving will start from Quander Road to Sherwood Hall Lane as shown at the right. Then, they will pave from Richmond Highway to Hunting Cove Place.
We are finally getting some attention.
***UPDATED 9/29/11***
Garrett asked that I respond to your request in regards to the projected paving schedule for Fort Hunt Road. The following sections are tentatively scheduled for paving on this year’s schedule between 10/16/11 – 10/31/11.
Quander to Sherwood Hall Lane (both North and South bound lanes)
Hunting Cove Place to: Woodnut Road (North bound lane only)
Woodmont Road to Rte. 1 (North bound lane only)
Rte 1 Richmond Hwy to: Woodmont Road (South bound lane only)
These dates may be subject to change due to weather, so we appreciate your patience. The streets listed above are in the proposed “order” of paving that the contractor has provided us with.
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