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Citizens Advisory Committee on Transportation

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Aug 22, 2026

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Transportation Safety Projects Reviewed

Published Aug 22, 2026

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Briefing

Jul 8, 2026

Committee Reviews Land Use and Traffic Safety

The committee reviewed how land-use decisions affect transportation outcomes and will continue the presentation at its next meeting. Members also received updates on neighborhood traffic calming, safe streets projects, and a July 20 City Council work session covering traffic-calming guidelines and commercial sidewalk snow removal.

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Briefing

Jun 10, 2026

Mini roundabout recommended for safer crossing

Staff recommended a mini roundabout with a three-way stop at Gundry Drive and W Annandale Road after a study found approximately one-third of drivers failed to make complete stops. Design was expected in June or July, with a temporary installation using paint and flexible posts planned for August.

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Briefing

May 13, 2026

Six-stop Washington Street bus project advances

The S. Washington Street transit project would relocate four bus stops and add two, with shelters, benches, wayfinding, and bicycle racks. Public engagement is planned for summer 2026, right-of-way acquisition for 2026–2027, and construction for spring through fall 2029. The project is fully grant funded.

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Briefing

Apr 8, 2026

Paving Funding Falls Below Maintenance Needs

A City Council liaison reported that the paving budget was reduced by $700,000, from $1.4 million last year to below approximately $800,000. Falls Church is currently paving about 2 miles per year, while approximately 4 miles per year is needed to maintain a 20-year cycle.

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Briefing

Mar 11, 2026

Transportation Safety Projects Reviewed

The Department of Public Works said curb extensions at Great Falls Street and N. Virginia Avenue are anticipated for installation by the end of March. The design includes 13-foot lanes to accommodate school bus turning requirements.

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Briefing

Feb 11, 2026

Committee Advances Traffic Planning Priorities

Falls Church City Council is exploring changes to parking minimums and a data-driven overhaul of the Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program. Staff also will order residential permit parking signs for Zone 3 near Founders Row Phase II.

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Briefing

Jan 14, 2026

Transportation Participation Policies Approved

The committee approved its Rules of Procedure, Remote Participation Policy, and All-Virtual Participation Policy, each by a 4-0 vote. It also deferred review of 2025 all-virtual and alternate meeting dates to February and received an update that preliminary findings on Oak Street Elementary School safety are planned for next month.

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