Join us for the Fall 2016 AEFCCA General Meeting. Bring your questions, concerns, and kudos to the meeting!
Part of Arlington since 1936
The Arlington-East Falls Church Civic Association (AEFCCA)
is a non-profit, non-partisan association of residents, property owners,
employers, and employees that interacts with the Arlington County Board and staff,
the Arlington County Civic Federation, and a variety of local and regional organizations
to promote the interests and general welfare of the citizens
who live and work in the Arlington-East Falls Church neighborhood of Arlington County.
AEFCCA represents approximately 1,800 households
in the western-most portion of Arlington County in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Arlington is located in Northern Virginia, across the Potomac River from Washington, DC.
High Impact Arlington - East Falls Church Area Projects
Causing: Traffic congestion, roadway noise, unsafe walking & biking, visual blight & construction disruption
What you can do: Use this chart to educate yourself, Check www.aefcca.org to keep up to date,
Join as an AEFCCA member - become active in your neighborhood - help shape these projects.
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PROJECT GOALS |
NEIGHBORHOOD IMPACT |
NEXT STEPS |
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High Occupancy I-66 Tolling Through Arlington |
AEFCCA neighborhood is the “gateway” into Arlington from I-66 East bound |
AEFCCA Membership Neighborhood Priority Survey - information will be used to prioritize our community’s needs Due - May 15th
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East bound 5:30-9:30 AM & West bound 3-7 PM EZ Pass Required |
Unknown local road impact in surrounding neighborhoods |
The AEFCCA will communicate with both Arlington County and VODT to share our needs due to our unique position along I-66 and work to implement solutions |
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Begins Summer 2017 HOV-3, motorcycles & buses exempt |
Unchanged or degraded traffic conditions after tolling in AEFCCA area |
Design roadways, sidewalks to make a functional & SAFE intersection |
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Toll revenue can only be used for projects selected by NVTC |
See list of Projects submitted by Arlington County |
Public comment via email or at a public hearing Due - May 5th |
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I-66 Widening Adding New East Bound Lane |
Increase throughput by widening from 2 to 3 lanes between Dulles Connector Road to Ballston - (Begins 2018 - 2020) |
Further separation of our neighborhood, noise, pollution, taking of greenway, imposing sound walls and further unknowns |
Still to be determined environmental assessment & analysis for sound walls and engineering plan |
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Deteriorated & Ineffective sound walls East bound |
Project delayed due to accelerated I-66 |
Noise & Pollution to homes along sound wall |
Meetings with delegate Patrick Hope with neighbors impacted & communication with VDOT |
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Widened I-66 Ramp & Roadway West of 25th Street - Spot 2 Project (VDOT) |
Increase West Bound capacity |
Degraded Pedestrian and bike access to Silver/Orange lines. Car speed has increased since new ramps |
Requests to County & VDOT to reduce speed to 25 MPH, residential awareness signage & flashers for safe street crossing |
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Additional two lanes West Bound to Dulles Connector Road |
Imposing sound wall & guard rails within neighborhood with inadequate |
Request to VODT for 9’+ fence to buffer neighborhood, landscape and for VDOT |
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New Vision for Lee Highway in East Falls Church |
East Falls Church is node 5 |
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COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD
Welcome
April 3, 2016
Welcome to the AEFCCA website: your resource for neighborhood news and activities for the Arlington-East Falls Church community. Our next AEFCCA General Meeting will be Thursday November 17, 2016 from 7 - 9 pm at Tuckahoe Elementary School. Please join your neighbors--and bring your suggesti…
