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    Waitsfield Road Department Depts. Page
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    The Town of Waitsfield maintains approximately 30 miles of roads within the town boundaries with a 3-person Road Department.



    Town of Waitsfield
    List of State and Town Highways and Names

    Town
    Hwy
    No.
    Length in Miles Road Name
    Class 2 Class 3 Class 4
    1 4.05     Bridge Street (VT RTE 100 to TH#3)
    East Warren Road (TH#3 to Warren town line)
    2 0.70     North Fayston Road
    3 4.70     Joslin Hill Road (TH#1 to TH#4 &16)
    North Road (TH#4 & 16 to Moretown town line)
    4   2.80   Common Road
    6   0.60   Airport Road
    7   0.70   Center Fayston Road
    8   0.35   Meadow Road
    9   0.70   Meadow Road
    10   0.52 (0.58) Floodwoods Road
    11   0.10   Armstrong Road
    12   0.95   Old County Road
    13     (0.09)  
    14   0.35 (0.05) Old Center Fayston Road
    15   0.81   Tremblay Road
    16   1.5 (1.79) East Road (TH#3 to TH#10)
    Ronk Road (TH#10 to Northfield town line)
    17   0.07   Part of TH#16, East Road
    18   0.10   Part of TH#4, Common Road
    19   0.20   Bushnell Road
    20   0.75   Long Road
    21     (0.45) Reed Road
    22   0.06   Farr Lane (municipal parking lot)
    23   0.20   Carroll Road
    24   0.13   Bragg Hill Road
    25   0.20   Hastings Road
    26   1.45   Brook Road
    27   0.70   Cross Road
    28   0.68 (0.96) Palmer Hill Road
    29   0.31 (1.79) Dana Hill Road (VT RTE 17 to Camel's Hump Forest)
    Butternut Hill Road (VT RTE 100 to Butternut Hill Condos)
    30   0.28   Kingsbury Road
    31   0.99 (0.54) Rolston Road
    32   0.22   Bundy Road
    33       Steinway Road
    34   0.39   Ryle Road
    35   0.93 (0.30) Sherman Road
    36     (0.50) Bowen Road
    37   0.60   Parsonage Lane
    38   0.18 (0.03) Dugway Road
    39   0.10   Lareau Road
    40   1.09 (0.08) Ski Valley Road
    Schuss Road
    Snowshoe Drive
    41   0.09    
    42   0.35   Palmer Lane
    43   0.17   Raphael Road
    44   0.19   Slow Road
    45   0.34   Pine Brook Road
    46   0.49   Sugar Glen Drive
    47   0.41   Riverview Road
    48   0.33   Wallis Drive
      7.58     VT Route 100
      0.196     VT Route 17
      0.050     VT Route 17 Ramp
    Total 9.45 20.22 (7.16)  
       29.67 Total Town Road Miles
      7.826     Total State Road Miles
    Source: Vermont Agency of Transportation, Town of Waitsfield General Highway Map, 2007; Road names from documents in Town Office
    Town of Waitsfield
    Town Highway Map

    Waitsfield Town Highway Map 2007
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    Pavement or Gravel?
    "VLCT asked the Vermont Local Roads Program for advice for towns that might be weighing the relative costs and benefits of paving their dirt roads, especially in light of recent winter temperature fluctuations.  We thank Hank Lambert, Co-director of the Program, for sharing the following advice and resources:  As the volumes and weights of traffic increase, the cost of maintaining a road also increases.  Since every road is built differently, and acts differently, each road must be assessed individually.  Engineers seem to agree that traffic volumes of 400 to 500 vehicles per day on a gravel road indicate it is time to upgrade the road to include paving.  A 2005 research paper by the University of Minnesota addresses the issue of paved versus gravel roads.  It is called Economics of Upgrading an Aggregate Road and can be found at: http://www.lrrb.gen.msn.us/pdf/200509.pdf.  The Vermont Local Roads Program also addresses the topic in a fact sheet When to Pave a Gravel Road, which can be found at http://personalweb.smcvt.edu/vermontlocalroads."
    Source: VLCT May 2007 Newsletter


    Links (Documents and outside links will open in a separate window)
    Town Documents
  • Waitsfield Town Plan - Chapter 8 Transportation (2005) - (12 pgs, 584 KB)
  • Waitsfield Scenic Roads Protection and Enhancement Plan
  • Official Waitsfield Town Highway Map (VTrans Web site)
       
    Publications
  • VLCT Highway Handbook (2002) - (61 pgs, 291 KB)
  • VTrans Landscape Guide (2002) - (75 pgs, 5,772 KB)
  • VTrans A-76 Town Road Standard (2003) - (1 pg, 281 KB)
     
  • VTrans B-71 Driveway Standard (2005) - (1 pg, 896 KB)
     
  • Role of Road Commissioner (1999) - (3 pg, 35 KB)
    Other Links
  • Vermont Agency of Transportation
  • Vermont Strategic Highway Safety Plan
     
  • Vermont Long Range Transportation Business Plan
     
  • Vermont Local Roads Program
     
  • Title 19 Vermont Statutes Annotated - Highways

    Contacts
    Stuart Grandfield, Road Foreman
    Waitsfield Town Office
    9 Bridge Street
    Waitsfield, VT 05673
    Phone: (802) 496-2218
    E-mail:

    Town Garage
    761 Tremblay Road
    Waitsfield, VT 05673
    Phone: (802) 496-8897
    Charles Goodman, Road Commissioner
    Waitsfield Town Office
    9 Bridge Street
    Waitsfield, VT 05673
    Phone: (802) 496-2218


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