Traffic Advisory
Department of Public Works
Providing a clean, safe and healthy environment
Richmond, Virginia
The Honorable Mayor Levar M. Stoney
For
Immediate Release
June
3, 2022
Media
Contact:
Paige
Hairston – 804-646-3659 (Office)
804-385-0409 (Cell)
Lane Closure – Piney Knoll Area
WHO: City of Richmond Department of
Public Works (https://twitter.com/DPW_RichmondVA)
WHAT: Lane Closure
WHEN: Wednesday, June 8 through Friday, June 17 from
9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
WHERE: The
following streets in the 9th voter district:
·
Clayton Drive between Broad Rock Blvd
and the dead end
·
Snead Court between Snead Road and the
dead end
·
Pauls Lane between Snead Road and the
dead end
·
White Oak Lane between Brinkwood Drive
and the dead end
·
Brinkwood Drive between White Oak Drive
and Orcutt Lane
·
Burtwood Lane between the dead end and
the dead end
·
Crumpton Drive between Burtwood Drive and
the dead end
·
Crumpton Drive Fork between the dead end
and the dead end
·
Clearfield Street between Orcutt Lane
and Walmsley Blvd
·
Sara Lane between Orcutt Lane and the
dead end
·
Adler Road between Hey Road and Huth
Road
·
Huth Road between Kendall Road and the
dead end
·
Kendall Road between Snead Road and the
dead end
·
Bertram Road between Walmsley Blvd and
the dead end
·
McLeod Road between Kendall Road and
Hansdale Road
·
Stacie Road between Kendall Road and
Hansdale Road
·
Laporte Road between Stacie Road and the
dead end
·
Hansdale Road between Matisse Lane and
the dead end
·
Matisse Lane between Walmsley Blvd and
the dead end
·
Monet Court between Walmsley Blvd and
the dead end
·
Blendwell Road between Hey Road and
Walmsley Blvd
BACKGROUND: There will be
alternating lane closures for paving (heat scarification).
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The City of Richmond Department of Public Works (DPW) is
one of only 195 currently accredited public works agencies in the United
States. DPW’s portfolio comprises a wide array
of services to include leaf collection; street, sidewalk and alley maintenance;
trash collection; recycling; grass cutting; graffiti removal; parking
enforcement; urban forestry; street signs; traffic signals and pavement
markings and civil engineering. In addition, DPW maintains upkeep on most city
buildings; issues permits for working in the city’s right-of-way; manages the
RVA Bike Share program and maintains the fleet of city vehicles. DPW’s
operating budget comes from the general fund of the City of Richmond. For
more information about DPW services, click here or call 3-1-1
