The town of Colonial Beach has put out a Request for Proposal (RFP) for work crews to do the repair work on town roads. Gary Seeber, chairman of the Public Works Committee, has recommended that unless a company is well known, and has a stellar reputation, that the work be broken down into smaller chunks so that the town does not get stuck with inferior work. Town Manager Valerie Foulds is also looking to hire employees to do the ditch work which is also part of the town taking over the majority of the roads from the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT). The only roads that are still under VDOT’s maintenance are Colonial Avenue, state Rte. 205, and the Rte. 205 Y at the stop light.
Seeber also reported that a RFP for the work to be done to Meadow Avenue has been put out and the town is waiting for more bids before moving forward. The town wants to connect with whomever gets the contract to see what all can be done on the road with the money allotted. Meadow Avenue is 30 years old and is considered the worst road within town limits by many town citizens.
Other issues discussed at the recent Public Works Committee meeting include:
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