311 Citizen Services - CS9 assigned this issue to Public Works Operations - PW Clerk

Thank you for using VB Works to report a concern to the City of Virginia Beach. Your service request has been forwarded to Public Works/Operations for investigation. For more information or a status update on your request, you can contact them directly at 757-385-1470.

Your concern has been forwarded to Public Works Traffic Engineering who will investigate your request. This type of service request is not handled within VBWorks; however, we plan to add additional categories in the future. If you would like to discuss further or for a status update, please contact Public Works Engineering directly at 757-385-4131. Thank you.

Closing it? No problem! I can just contact the ADA....

Your concern has been forwarded to Public Works Traffic Engineering who will investigate your request. This type of service request is not handled within VBWorks; however, we plan to add additional categories in the future. If you would like to discuss further or for a status update, please contact Public Works Engineering directly at 757-385-4131. Thank you.

I called PW Traffic Engineering. They told me it is Operations who needs to look at this. Stop giving me the runaround NOW before it really gets started. Someone is responsible for handling this report. How about sending it on the the City Manager? Or maybe the Kayor?

Your concern is being evaluated by Public Works Traffic Operations staff. If you have any additional questions, you may contact Public Works Operations at 757-385-1470. Please reference VB Works #3398063 when calling.

Thank you!

Still no word on this. I See no change to this issue. What's up?

The traffic signal foundation is in the middle of sidewalk and it does prohibit certain pedestrians from using the sidewalk. The City of Virginia Beach does not own the land to the northeast of the intersection so we cannot install a proper sidewalk. The City of Virginia Beach is moving forward with securing funding and asking for a “traffic-pedestrian easement” across the private property so that a new sidewalk can be installed in the future. This requires surveying, a plat and may require property acquisition and/or condemnation of that part of the property. This is a process and it will take time but the process has begun. If you have additional questions or concerns you may contact Brian Proctor of Public Works Traffic Engineering at 385-4131.