Title: Project Update
1Project Update July 31, 2008
2Next Stop, Tysons
- Dulles Metro is on Track!
- In May, FTA moved the Dulles Corridor Metrorail
Project into Final Design - 159 million
- Utility relocations
- Site preparations
- Right-of-way acquisitions
3Next Stop, Tysons
- Construction Ahead
- Airports Authority, Dulles Transit Partners
signed updated 1.6 billion contract - Project construction to begin March 2009
- Completion date is July 2013
4- Dulles Metrorail
- Project Overview
5Dulles Metrorail ExtensionAt-a-Glance
- 23-mile new Metrorail line branching off the
Orange Line after East Falls Church - 11 new stations
- 5 in Phase 1
- 6 in Phase 2
- Seamless integration with current 106-mile system
- Approx. 50 of Tysons commuters originate from
eastern points accessible to existing metrorail
6Route Map
7A Closer Look at Tysons Corner Stations
8Next Stop, Tysons
- Every Station Includes
- Covered pedestrian bridges
- Dual elevators escalators
- Covered access to pedestrian bridges
- Public restrooms
- Bicycle accommodations
- All facilities comply with
- ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act)
- Dark Skies Policies
9- A Close Look at Phase 1 Stations
10 11 Tysons East
12Tysons East
13 Tysons East
14 15Tysons Central 123
16 Tysons Central 123
17 Tysons Central 123
18Tysons Central 123
19 Tysons Central 123
Future Tysons II Development
20 Future of Tysons Corner Center Site
Tysons 123 Station
21Tysons Central 123 StationFuture Development on
Tysons Corner Center Site
22 23 Tysons Central 7
24 Tysons Central 7
25Tysons Central 7
26 27 Tysons West
28Tysons West
29Tysons West
30 Tysons West
31 Route 7 Median Design
- Route 7 median design utilizes a combination of
berms, walls, trees and plants
- Berm height varies and will offer many views
from one side of the other. - Ground covers will be low growing and will not
hinder views. - Number of trees will be limited trees can be
limbed-up to keep views open.
32Route 7 Median
33 34 Wiehle Avenue
35Wiehle Avenue
36 Wiehle Avenue
37Dulles MOT (Maintenance of Traffic)for Utility
Relocation and Project Construction
- No scheduled lane closures during peak rush hours
- Access to businesses will remain available during
work hours throughout construction - Scheduled lane closures will be communicated in
advance - All business/residents will be notified in
advance through email, direct mail, outreach
meetings and advertisement - The Project follows Fairfax Countys noise
regulations
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39- Transportation Management Planning
40Potential Commuter Options
- Carpool/Vanpool
- Express Bus to Parking Lots and Transit Stations
- Expanded Local Bus Routes
- Shuttle Bus
- Circulator Bus
- Guaranteed Ride Home
- FlexCar/ZipCar
- Telework
- Variable Work Hours
- Alternative Work Schedules
- Metrocheck
- Transit Fare Buy-Down
- Carpool Incentive Program
41Keeping the community informed
- Over 500 community and business outreach project
briefings given over last 2 years - Regular updates will continue to businesses and
residents via email, fax
and mail - State and County working with employers
on
transportation management planning - 24-Hour HOTLINE to answer community
and business
concerns - (877) 585-6789
- Project Office located in Tysons Corner
- Were in this together!
42Contact Information
Marcia McAllister Communications
Manager 1593 Spring Hill
Road, Suite 300Vienna, VA 22182 www.dullesmetro.c
om 703-572-0506