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New Office Complex Under Consideration for Pentagon City

July 21, 2011 at 3:57pm (Updated at 6:20 p.m.) Arlington’s Long Range Planning Committee (LRPC) is considering a plan to build a collection of tall office buildings and hotels on a large, vacant parcel of land in Pentagon City. The “PenPlace” site, as it’s called, is a 12-acre parcel owned by Vornado/Charles E. Smith. Its only inhabitants over the past decade have been a Marriott Residence Inn, Nell’s Carryout and the occasional traveling circus. Once considered as a possible location for the new Nationals stadium or an “Arlington County Conference Center,” the site has laid fallow for years.

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Traffic Alert: portions of Route 250 still closed due to rockslide

Traffic Alert: portions of Route 250 still closed due to rockslide A good stretch of Rt. 250 is blocked off due to a rockslide. By NBC29 Newsroom | May 10, 2021 at 4:43 PM EDT - Updated May 10 at 4:43 PM CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Parts of Route 250 on Afton Mountain are still closed due to a rockslide last week. Route 250 is closed from the Route 151 intersection to the top of Afton Mountain. It is also closed between Route 6 and Route 750, just west of the Rockfish Gap Country Store. The rockslide happened last Monday, May 3. Rockslide along Route 250 on Afton Mt. in Albemarle County. (Source: WVIR) The Virginia Department of Transportation still does not know when the road will reopen. Crews need to remove unstable soil and rocks from the hillside as well as stabilize the slope above the road. That work is expected to start sometime this week.

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Pressure mounts for Potomac Shores Parkway extension to Route 1

Pressure mounts for Potomac Shores Parkway extension to Route 1 Potomac Shores Parkway [Photo: Potomac Shores] In the neighborhood of Southbridge, the streets are getting more crowded with the addition of more houses in nearby Potomac Shores. According to Southbridge resident Jim Riley, a neighborhood located next to Potomac Shores, use Wayside Drive to cut through his neighborhood to get to Route 1. Riley, a former president of the Southbridge Community Association, says that there’s an agreement in place between the Prince William County and Potomac Shores’ developer to fix this issue. The agreement stipulates that the then-developer SunCal, which started building Potomac Shores near Dumfries in 2013 before it sold the development to New York City-based Biddle Real Estate Ventures, would be responsible for the development of Potomac Shores Parkway.

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Traffic shifts begin this week on I-64 at Queens Creek bridge as part of widening project

Traffic shifts begin this week on I-64 at Queens Creek bridge as part of widening project
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VDOT warning trucks to stay off Route 6 during U S 250 closure

VDOT warning trucks to stay off Route 6 during U.S. 250 closure VDOT warning trucks to stay off Route 6 during U.S. 250 closure By Andrew Webb | May 9, 2021 at 11:28 PM EDT - Updated May 10 at 10:45 AM CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - While a portion of U.S. 250 remains closed due to the rockslide, Virginia Department of Transportation is asking for people to follow all detours and use precaution on Route 6. VDOT says trucks are not allowed on Route 6 and that local and state police are ticketing trucks that continue to use the route. Lou Hatter with VDOT says they know it may add some time to the trip, but its the safest way to do it.

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