Deal or no Deal ?

Lisa Provence with the hook in Charlottesville has made some nice progress reports to my questions on what channel Virginia Department of Transportation has committed to fund the Bypass the U.S. 29. She cites the Secretary of Transportation Sean Connaughton confirmed what he had said, he sees the project as a testing ground for state policies for the management of access corridors in the State scale of importance, as the U.S. 29.

This is all new, Connaughton quotes him as saying. We have never done before. How do we put teeth in the description. Possibilities include limiting curb cuts and traffic lights, better signal timing, and parallel / service roads.

The journalist also quotes Albemarle Supervisor Ann Mallek to say she was so focused during the debate on the circumvention obtain funding for long wanted the U.S. 29 corridor projects, such as Best Buy ramp, the extension and the extension of Berkmar Hillsdale, it took a while to realize that the conditions attached that limit secretary had direct access to 29 commercial and residential U.S. We must ensure that we understand what it means and people who supported the bypass to understand what this means, she said in Provence.

<p> Once again, the Charlottesville-Albemarle Metropolitan Organization and the President of the Albemarle Supervisor Rodney Thomas has insisted that there was no agreement or understanding, as I suggested in my message was. What is access management restrictions, said in Provence, “I look forward to working together. But then partially reversed, stating that he has some concerns to limit driveways upcoming events. I do not want to see people who own property have the their rights taken away.

It is not clear from these statements that Thomas Connaughton understands the expectations for access control. The secretary says he wants to get serious about limiting government interference, because we want to be sure to return.

Thomas believes that there was an agreement, or, or an understanding of access control, Connaughton spoke as if there were. And it has all the cards. It was approved in the U.S. 29 Bypass, what he sought, and it does not need to release funds for projects, unless it is satisfied with the effort of Charlottesville-Albemarle Regional to clean the hallway. The Secretary explained what he expects three times more than once in writing, and two-time reporters. It is possible that Thomas and others simply do not have the message.