Wilson Boulevard Streetscape Improvements (Virginia Square)
Procurement
StatusProcurement
The project is in procurement, and is expected to reach a contract agreement by spring of 2026.
Location
Wilson Boulevard from North Kenmore Street to 10th Street North, and 10th Street North between North Jackson Street and North Ivy Street
About the Project
This project implements sidewalk and utility improvements on Wilson Boulevard between North Kenmore Street and 10th Street North, and on 10th Street North between North Jackson Street and North Ivy Street.
Earlier phases of the project completed improvements on Wilson Boulevard between North Kenmore Street and North Quincy Street.
Project Phases
The Wilson Boulevard project has several phases that were completed in past years. The current Phase III East reached final design in the spring of 2025. The design includes a utility undergrounding project that will bury utility lines in this area. Design work will be completed upon procurement of easements in the project area, which will make way subsequent phases of the project.
| Phase |
Location |
Status |
| Phase I |
N. Monroe St. to N. Oakland St. |
Fall 2009 |
| Phase II-A |
N. Oakland St. to N. Pollard St. |
Summer 2010 |
| Phase II-B |
N. Pollard St. to N. Quincy St. |
Spring 2012 |
| Phase III West |
N. Monroe St. to N. Kenmore St. |
Fall 2019 |
| Phase III East |
N. Kenmore St. to 10th St. N. |
Expected completion 2027 |
Read the March 2019 project update.
Project Goals
Project elements for all phases include:
- New curb and gutter
- ADA-compliant sidewalks
- Traffic signal improvements
- Carlyle style streetlights
- Street trees
- Storm sewer upgrades/improvements
- New asphalt paving, signing and markings
Project Background
Improvements to Wilson Boulevard were identified in the Virginia Square Sector Plan, adopted by the County Board in 2002.
Public Process
Updates have been presented to the Lyon Village, Lyon Park, Ashton Heights and Clarendon Courthouse civic associations since 2011, and notification updates were provided throughout the design process.
Staff provided an update at the Ashton Heights Civic Association meeting in January 2018.
Project updates will continue to be provided to residents and the business community.
Funding
This project is locally funded.
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