APPENDIX A

ERRATA TABLE FOR THE DRAFT EIS
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ERRATA TABLE FOR THE DRAFT EIS

Pursuant to Section 1304 of the FAST Act “Efficient Environmental Reviews for Project Decision 

Making” and Section 1319 of MAP-21 “Accelerated Decision-making in Environmental Reviews,” 

this appendix provides an errata table for the Draft EIS in lieu of rewriting the Draft EIS 

documentation in its entirety. 

As explained in Section 1.1, the Final EIS is presented in a condensed document format to allow 

the reader to readily focus on the reasons for selecting the Preferred Alternative and its potential 

environmental impacts and avoidance/mitigation measures. To avoid duplication with the Draft 

Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), the Final EIS does not re-inventory all data and analyses 

at the same level of detail as the Draft EIS and its technical appendices, such as re-documentation 

of all 23 Build Alternatives that were evaluated in the Draft EIS. Accordingly, the purpose of this 

errata table is to document factual corrections and/or minor clarifications to the portions of the 

September 2017 Draft EIS that were not fully re-issued as part of the Final EIS, including: 

 Draft EIS Executive Summary 

 Draft EIS Chapter 1 – Purpose and Need 

 Draft EIS Chapter 2 – Alternatives 

 Draft EIS Chapter 3 – Affected Environment 

 Draft EIS Chapter 4 – Environmental Consequences 

 Draft EIS Chapter 6 – Public Involvement and Agency Coordination 

 Draft EIS Chapter 7 – DRPT Recommended Preferred Alternative 

 Draft EIS Chapter 8 – Distribution of Draft EIS 

 Draft EIS Chapter 12 – References 

The corrections and clarifications in the errata do not affect the selection of the Preferred 

Alternative. The factual corrections, minor clarifications, and/or updates that are itemized within 

this errata table were identified from agency and public comments as well as ongoing 

coordination and documentation that has occurred since the publication of the Draft EIS. 

Detailed responses to agency and public comments are provided in Appendices B and C, 

respectively, and any modifications as a result of substantive comments are incorporated into the 

appropriate chapters of the Final EIS, and are not part of this errata table. The errata table does 

not include the Draft EIS technical appendices. 

Appendix A 
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The following pages present the errata table by chapter of the Draft EIS, as listed on the previous 

page. Each errata entry includes reference to relevant page, table, and/or figure numbers from 

the Draft EIS1, included herein by reference, and presents the original text followed by the revised 

or replacement text, which is underlined for quick identification. Figures and/or tables that are 

republished due to changes in data (as referenced in the table) are presented after the table at the 

end of this appendix. 

 

1 The Draft EIS is available on the Project website: http://dc2rvarail.com/draft/ 
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Draft EIS Executive Summary 

3 1. Project Overview Last paragraph. "Because the DC2RVA Project corridor is shared corridor..." Replace with: "Because the DC2RVA 

64 Area 6: Preferred 

Alternative 

First paragraph. "Interstate Corridor (SEHSR) and Northeast Regional (SEHSR and Virginia) to Norfolk passenger trains moving north-south through Richmond would be routed from Staples Mill Road Station to the west side of Main Street Station and then to Centralia using the S-Line. Interstate Corridor (Carolinian) and Long Distance passenger trains would be routed through Staples Mill Road Station to Centralia using the A-Line, bypassing Main 

Street Station. One Northeast Regional (SEHSR) round trip would terminate at Main Street Station." 

Replace with: "All Long-Distance, In

Richmond would be routed through S-Line. The Northeast Regional servPeninsula Subdivision line." 

Draft EIS Chapter 1 – Purpose and Need 

1-25 Section 1.5.2.7 End of first paragraph. "The cities of Alexandria, Fairfax, Falls Church, Manassas and Manassas Park, and the 

counties of Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince William are currently nonattainment areas for the 2008 8-hour 

ozone standard." 

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Loudoun, and Prince William are cu

ozone standard based on the EPA's 

Draft EIS Chapter 2 – Alternatives 

2-20 Table 2.3-3 First bullet. "Avoid, reduce, or mitigate impacts to sensitive human, natural and physical environmental resources." Replace with: "Avoid, reduce, or mi2-23 Section 2.3.3.1 Top of page. "DRPT recognizes there is a trade-off between meeting the Project's Purpose and Need and impacts 

to human and natural resources." 

Replace with: " DRPT recognizes th

natural, and physical environmental 

2-34 Table 2.4-3 Row 1, column 2. "Caroline County/Area 4: Central Virginia" Replace with: "Town of Ashland/Are2-44 Table 2.5-1 [End of “Rail” section of table, below VRE Potomac Shores Station] Add new rows for: "VRE Crystal Ci2-47 Section 2.5.1.1 Third bullet. "VRE will also improve the tunnel connecting the island platform to the main station for ADA

accessibility." 

Replace with: "VRE proposes to also 

potential extension of the tunnel to 

2-55 Section 2.5.2.2 First line. "...extends from the Crystal City station in Arlington County..." Replace with: "...extends from the V

2-121 Table 2.6-2 Row 11 (6F): "No Service | No Service | 2:29 | 2:25 | No Service | No Service" 

Row 13 (6G): “2:15 | 2:13 | 2:21 | 2:18 | No Service | No Service"

The data in Row 11 and 13 were swRow 11 (6F): "2:15 | 2:13 | 2:21 | 2:Row 13 (6G): "No Service | No Ser

2-125 Figure 2.8-1 [Figure included a remnant watermark indicating “DRAFT”] Remove ”DRAFT” watermark. [Note th2-125 Section 2.8 Two paragraphs under Rail Construction. "The proposed track structure is ballasted track to be constructed on a 

prepared track bed. As the earthwork is completed, a sub-ballast layer would be constructed with aggregates hauled from the local quarries and from contractor’s stockpiles. The sub-ballast would be graded, rolled, and compacted to establish a solid base. Following placement of the sub-ballast, an 8-inch layer of ballast would be placed as the final layer. This new surface is called a track bed. Once the track bed is in place, railroad ties (wood 

or concrete) would be placed and the continuous welded rail (CWR) fastened and anchored in place. As placement 

of the ties and CWR can disturb the ballast, tamping and lining track would be done to finish the installation. In addition to new main track construction, construction would also involve shifting the existing track alignment. 

The track shifts would utilize existing rail and track bed if possible. In areas where existing rail and track bed are not feasible to use, additional grading and installation of new track bed would occur, followed by tamping and lining the 

track to finish." 

Replace with: "The proposed track completed, a sub-ballast layer will be 

CSX approved aggregates. The sub-placement, testing and approval of t(CWR) fastened and anchored to th12 inches of ballast between the tie track, would finish the installation. In addition to new main track const

would use the existing rail and track 

grading and installation of new track and surfacing to complete the instal

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3-23 Section 3.1.7 Sixth paragraph. "The Project falls within SDWA Zone 1 (5-mile radius) for three public surface water supply intakes 

- Fairfax County Water Authority, Hanover Suburban Water System, and City of Richmond. Fairfax County Water 

Authority and City of Richmond water supplies are located upstream of the existing rail corridor." 

Replace with: "The project falls with

Water Authority, Quantico Marine Suburban Water System, and City ointakes are located upstream of the 

3-38 Section 3.6 End of first paragraph. Add text to end of paragraph: "Thes

2018)." 

3-38 Section 3.6 Second paragraph. "From 1980 to 2013, there was a 33 percent decrease..." Replace with: "From 1980 to 2016, t3-38 Section 3.6 Third paragraph. "From 1980 to 2013, was a 58 percent decrease..." Replace with: "From 1980 to 2016, t3-38 Section 3.6 Fourth paragraph. "From 1990 to 2013, there was a 34 percent decrease... From 2000 to 2013, there was a 34 

percent decrease..." 

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3-38 Section 3.6 Fifth paragraph. "From 1980 to 2013, there was an 84 percent decrease..." Replace with: "From 1980 to 2016, t3-40 Section 3.6.2 Second bullet. "The regulations for Determining Conformity of General Federal Actions of State or Federal Implementation 

Plans were published in the Federal Register on November 30, 1993. (...) On March 24, 2010, EPA revised the general conformity regulations to improve the process federal entities use to demonstrate that their actions will not contribute to a violation of an NAAQS. In Virginia, general conformity criteria and procedures are set forth in 9 

Virginia Administrative Code (VAC) 5-10-20. In the District of Columbia, these criteria and procedures are set forth in 

57 DCR 527." 

Replace with: "The regulations for Dpublished in the Federal Register on 

general conformity regulations to imviolation of a NAAQS. In Virginia, ge5-10-20 and 9VAC5-160. In the DistDCR 527)." 

3-40 Section 3.6.3 First line. "In June 2004, as part of the Clean Air Nonroad Diesel Rule..." Replace with: "On June 29, 2004 (69 3-41 Section 3.6.4 First paragraph. "Effective 27, 2007, EPA adopted controls on mobile source air toxics (MSATS)....In June 2008, EPA 

published the final rule..." 

Replace with: "Effective April 27, 200

...On June 30, 2008 (73 FR 37096), 

3-41 Section 3.6.4 Second paragraph. "Locomotives and marine diesel engines..." Replace with: "According to EPA's Ju3-41 Section 3.6.4 Third paragraph. "On a nationwide annual basis..." Replace with: "Based on EPA's final r3-41 Section 3.6.5.1 End of first paragraph. Add to end of first paragraph: "The 

and nonattainment status." 

3-42 Table 3.6-2 Footnote. Add to footnote: "Note: Arlington C

MD-VA marginal nonattainment area 

3-55 Section 3.9.2 Sensitive Resources. Add: "Potomac Heritage National Sc3-57 Section 3.9.2.1 Area 1: Arlington – VAU 1-1: 

”Sensitive Resources 1. George Washington Memorial Parkway 2. Roaches Run Wildlife Sanctuary 3. Long Bridge Park” 

Replace with: “Sensitive Resources (

1. George Washington Memorial Pa2. Roaches Run Wildlife Sanctuary (N3. Long Bridge Park (Arlington Coun

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3-58 Section 3.9.2.2 Area 2: Northern Virginia – VAU 2-1 

“Sensitive Resources 1. Crystal Park North 2. Crystal City Water Park 3. Crystal City Courtyard Green 4. Crystal City Children’s Park 5. Four Mile Run 6. George Washington Memorial Parkway 7. Potomac Greens Park 8. Potomac Yard Park 9. Daingerfield Island Park 10. Metro Linear Park 11. Hooff’s Run Park and Greenway 12. Sunset Mini Park 13. Dog Run Park at Carlyle 14. Cameron Run Regional Park 15. Clermont Natural Park 16. Hensley Park 17. Backlick Stream Valley Park” 

Replace with: “Sensitive Resources (

1. Crystal Park North (Private) 2. Crystal City Water Park (Private) 3. Crystal City Courtyard Green (Pr4. Crystal City Children’s Park (Priva5. Four Mile Run (Multiple) 6. George Washington Memorial Pa7. Potomac Greens Park (City of Ale8. Potomac Yard Park (City of Alexa9. Daingerfield Island Park (NPS) 10. Metro Linear Park (City of Alexa11. Hooff’s Run Park and Greenway 12. Sunset Mini Park (City of Alexan13. Dog Run Park at Carlyle (City of 14. Cameron Run Regional Park (Ow15. Clermont Natural Park (City of 16. Hensley Park (City of Alexandria17. Backlick Stream Valley Park (Fair

3-59 Section 3.9.2.2 Area 2: Northern Virginia - VAU 2-2 

“Sensitive Resources 1. Accotink Stream Valley Park 2. Pohick Stream Valley Park 3. Lorton Station Elementary School” 

Replace with: “Sensitive Resources (

1. Accotink Stream Valley Park (Fair2. Pohick Stream Valley Park (Fairfax 3. Lorton Station Elementary School 

3-60 Section 3.9.2.2 Area 2: Northern Virginia – VAU 2-3 

“Sensitive Resources 1. Mason Neck West Park 2. Old Colchester Preserve and Park 3. Occoquan River 4. Veterans Memorial Park 5. Marumsco Acre Lake Park 6. Featherstone National Wildlife Refuge” 

Replace with: “Sensitive Resources (

1. Mason Neck West Park (Fairfax C2. Old Colchester Preserve and Park 3. Occoquan River (n/a) 4. Veterans Memorial Park (Prince W5. Marumsco Acre Lake Park (Prince 6. Featherstone National Wildlife Re

3-61 Section 3.9.2.2 Area 2: Northern Virginia – VAU 2-4 

“Sensitive Resources 1. Neabsco Creek 2. Leesylvania State Park 3. Powells Creek 4. Cockpit Point Battlefield Heritage Park 5. Quantico Creek 6. Quantico Unnamed Recreation Area 7. Widewater State Park 8. Aquia Creek” 

Replace with: “Sensitive Resources (

1. Neabsco Creek (n/a) 2. Leesylvania State Park (VDCR) 3. Powells Creek (n/a) 4. Cockpit Point Battlefield Heritage 5. Quantico Creek (n/a) 6. Quantico Unnamed Recreation A7. Widewater State Park (VDCR) / P8. Aquia Creek (n/a)” 

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3-62 Section 3.9.2.3 Area 3: Fredericksburg – VAU 3-1 

“Sensitive Resources 1. Embry Farm 2. Rappahannock River 3. Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Park 4. Cobblestone Park 5. Pierson/Slaughter Pen Farm 6. Mary Lee Carter Park” 

Replace with: “Sensitive Resources (

1. Embry Farm (Private) 2. Rappahannock River (n/a) / Capta3. Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania N4. Cobblestone Park (City of Freder5. Pierson/Slaughter Pen Farm (Priva6. Mary Lee Carter Park (Spotsylvan

3-63 Section 3.9.2.3 Area 3: Fredericksburg – VAU 3-2 

“Sensitive Resources 1. Embry Farm 2. George Washington’s Ferry Farm 3. Rappahannock River 4. Alexander Berger Memorial Sanctuary” 

Replace with: “Sensitive Resources (

1. Embry Farm (Private) 2. George Washington’s Ferry Farm 3. Rappahannock River (n/a) / Capta4. Alexander Berger Memorial Sanct

3-64 Section 3.9.2.4 Area 4: Central Virginia – VAU 4-1 

“Sensitive Resources 1. Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Park 2. Mattaponi River 3. Mattaponi State Wildlife Management Area 4. North Anna River” 

Replace with: “Sensitive Resources (

1. Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania N2. Mattaponi River (n/a) 3. Mattaponi State Wildlife Managem4. North Anna River (n/a)” 

3-65 Section 3.9.2.5 Area 5: Ashland – VAU 5-1 

“Sensitive Resources 1. North Ashland Park 2. Railside Park 3. Carter Park 4. Downtown Ashland” 

Replace with: “Sensitive Resources (

1. North Ashland Park (unknown, co2. Railside Park (Town of Ashland) 3. Carter Park (Town of Ashland) 4. Downtown Ashland (Multiple)” 

3-67 Section 3.9.2.6 Area 6: Richmond – VAU 6-1 

“Sensitive Resources 1. RF&P Park 2. Laurel Recreation Area 3. Joseph Bryan Park” 

Replace with: “Sensitive Resources (

1. RF&P Park (Henrico County) 2. Laurel Recreation Area (Henrico 3. Joseph Bryan Park (City of Richm

3-68 Section 3.9.2.6 Area 6: Richmond – VAU 6-2 

“Sensitive Resources 1. Maggie Walker Governor’s School Fields 2. Main Street Station” 

Replace with: “Sensitive Resources (

1. Maggie Walker Governor’s Schoo2. Main Street Station (City of Richm

3-69 Section 3.9.2.6 Area 6: Richmond – VAU 6-3 

“Sensitive Resources 1. Triple Crossing 2. Canal Walk 3. James River 4. Walkers Creek Retention Basin Park 5. Falling Creek Park” 

Replace with: “Sensitive Resources (

1. Triple Crossing (Multiple) 2. Canal Walk (City of Richmond) 3. James River (n/a) / Captain John S4. Walkers Creek Retention Basin P5. Falling Creek Park (Chesterfield C

3-70 Section 3.9.2.6 End of second paragraph. “This aesthetically pleasing bridge is visible from many nearby roads, parks, and residential 

areas, as well as from the river itself, which is highly used for recreational purposes.” 

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3-70 Section 3.9.2.6 Area 6: Richmond – VAU 6-4 

“Sensitive Resources 1. James River 2. James River Park 3. Gates Mill Park 4. Falling Creek Park” 

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1. James River (n/a) / Captain John S2. James River Park (City of Richmo3. Gates Mill Park (Chesterfield Cou4. Falling Creek Park (Chesterfield C

3-72 Section 3.9.2.6 Area 6: Richmond – VAU 6-6 

“Sensitive Resources 1. James River 2. Great Shiplock Park 3. Libby Hill Park” 

Replace with: “Sensitive Resources (

1. James River (n/a) 2. Great Shiplock Park (City of Rich3. Libby Hill Park (City of Richmond

3-75 Section 3.10.1.1 Second line. "...which are managed by the USFWS for the protection and conservation..." Replace with: "...which are managed 3-75 Section 3.10.1.1 End of first sentence in Roaches Run Waterfowl Sanctuary. "...is part of the George Washington Memorial 

Parkway." 

Replace with: "...is part of the Geor

3-90 Section 3.10.5 First sentence of last paragraph. “Seven federally listed threatened or endangered species are reported to occur or 

potentially occur within...” 

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reported to occur or potentially occ

3-91 Table 3.10-8 [Table in its entirety is republished at end of this appendix.] See end of this appendix for updated 

Lance, and their locations; updated t

3-100 Section 3.11.3.2 Prince William County, third paragraph. “The concept for the Government Center is to concentrate a town center, with 

more dense commerce and employment opportunities south of Prince William Parkway, west of I-95 (several miles west of the Project corridor) and north of Dale City, and a County Center north of Prince William Parkway, and to include access to mass transit options. The Parkway Employment Center is north of Potomac Mills Mall and west of I-95 and is currently wooded, but it is intended to provide a transition between the intensely developed Potomac Mill area and residential areas to the north and west, while providing significant employment opportunities in the area. The Potomac Communities surround the Project corridor, and the sector plan is a refocusing on the comprehensive planning surrounding U.S. 1 and its relationship to the surrounding communities. The sector plan discusses the existing VRE stations: Quantico (also an Amtrak station), Rippon, and Woodbridge (also an Amtrak station). The Potomac Shores Station is under construction in Cherry Hill, with a planned opening in 2017. The sector plan has several action strategies that encourage “expanding existing mass transit services in Potomac Communities” (Prince William County, 2012).” 

Replace with: "North Woodbridge iStudy Area in the Potomac CommuUrban Mixed-Use development. Proand the Occoquan Riverfront Park. William County is possible. Potomac Shores is a Metropolitan WRegional Employment Center - an uincluding a town center, a proposed 

3-103 Section 3.11.3.2 Town of Ashland, first paragraph, last sentence. "The plan specifically states that the Town "supports the Southeast 

High Speed Rail Corridor initiatives" and "shall work with federal, state, and regional partners to ensure the success 

and development of this initiative" (Town of Ashland, 2011)." 

Replace with: "The plan specifically s

(Town of Ashland, 2016)." 

3-107 Table 3.11-5 Hanover County row, Community Center/Museum column. "0" Replace with: "1" (Ashland/Hanover 3-133 Table 3.13-4 Row 3, column 3. "Alexandria Depot" 

Row 5, column 3. "Parker-Gray Historic District/Uptown" 

Replace with: "Alexandria Union StaReplace with: "Uptown/Parker-Gray 

3-157 Table 3.14-1 Row 2, column 5. Add one bullet to end of existing list3-157 Table 3.14-1 [End of existing table, below “George Washington Memorial Parkway” row] Add new row: “Daingerfield Island P

Parkway • Sailing and fishing are avai

3-158 Figure 3.14-1 [The edited sheet of this figure is republished at end of this appendix.] See end of this appendix for updated 

parks; updated to show the correct 

3-173 Table 3.14-2 Rows 2 and 3 (Leesylvania State Park and Widewater State Park), column 5. Add two bullets to existing list: "• Si

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Alexandria); added rows for the following Neighborhood Park, Custis Linear / Fingefeatures of the following: Potomac Yard 

Alexandria), North Ashland Park (Hanov

3-180 Section 3.14.4 Heading and first paragraph. “3.14.4 Wildlife Refuges

Wildlife refuges are lands set aside for conservation, restoration, or management of wildlife or waterfowl species and habitats. Refuges may be part of the National Wildlife Refuge System or state- or locally owned. Wildlife refuges may or may not allow public access.” 

Replace with: “3.14.4 Wildlife Refuge

Wildlife refuges and waterfowl sanctspecies and habitats. Refuges may be waterfowl sanctuaries may or may n

3-180 Table 3.14-4 Heading. “Table 3.14-4: Wildlife Refuges” Replace with: “Table 3.14-4: Wildlife 3-180 Table 3.14-4 Row 2, column 5, second bullet. "• Adjacent to the George Washington Memorial Parkway" Replace with: "• Administrative unit 3-180 Table 3.14-4 Row 3, column 5, bulleted list. Add one bullet to end of existing list3-181 Section 3.14.5 First paragraph. "...which they are located.. fOwnership of trails..." Replace with: "...which they are loca3-181 Table 3.14-5 Row for Mount Vernon Trail, column 5, bulleted list. Add one bullet to end of existing list3-182 Table 3.14-5 Row 5, column 1. "Potomac Heritage Trail" Replace with: "Potomac Heritage Na3-183 Table 3.14-5 Row 4, column 1. "Captain John Smith Historic Trail" 

Row 4, column 2. "Richmond" Row 4, column 5. "• Water trail on the James River throughout the study area " 

Replace with: "Captain John Smith CReplace with: "Arlington, FredericksReplace with the following bullets: "• trail designated under the National TChesapeake Bay and its tributaries • streams throughout the study area" 

3-184 Table 3.14-6 Title row, first column. “City/County” Replace with: “Location (City/Count3-184 Table 3.14-6 [Middle of existing table, below row with George Washington Memorial Parkway] Add two rows: 

“City of Alexandria | Northern VirgiCity of Alexandria | Northern Virgin

3-185 Table 3.14-7 [Table in its entirety is republished at end of this appendix.] See end of this appendix for updated 

Potomac Yard Landbay N, Potomac remove the following parks: Traffic C

Draft EIS Chapter 4 – Environmental Consequences 

4-5 Section 4.1.1.1 First paragraph. "...would cross five to seven of the Coast Guard regulated...” Replace with: "...would cross five to 4-5 Section 4.1.1.1 Navigable Waters bulleted list. Add one bullet to end of existing list

4-13 Table 4.1-3 Third column, “Public Surface Water Zone 1 (acres)”. In the table, Permanent and Temporary impacts are presented

in separate columns for “Fairfax County”, “Hanover County”, and “City of Richmond” for each Build Alternative. 

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authority. Remove the column for “City of Ricauthority/system. Within the “Hanover County” colum

- For Build Alternative 4A, replac

- For Build Alternative 4A, replac- Remove Permanent and Tempo

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4-71 Section 4.10.1.1 Third subheading, County Wildlife Lands. “DRPT anticipates that Build Alternative 2A would result in approximately

0.55 acre of temporary impacts to Pohick Seeps Conservation Area. The site is located on parcels owned by Fairfax County that have a Permanent Wildlife Conservation Easement. Depending on the type of impacts proposed,temporary impacts could potentially be considered permanent for the rare habitat located there. Proposed work inthis area will require coordination with Fairfax County.” 

Replace text with: “DRPT anticipate

Seeps Conservation Area. The site iEasement.” There is no impact to Pohick Seeps currently two tracks but is being desDC2RVA Project, as detailed in Cha

4-72 Table 4.10-2 5th column; 3rd row. Area 2, County Wildlife Lands, “T: 0.55”. Replace with: “T: 0.00” (see above r

4-80 to 4-81 Table 4.10-4 [Table in its entirety is republished at end of this appendix.] See end of this appendix for updated 

been updated to reflect anticipated iwhich could potentially interrupt ana

4-96 Table 4.11-1 [Table in its entirety is republished at end of this appendix.] See end of this appendix for updated 

and Alternative 3C to show 1 reloca

4-104 Table 4.11-2 [Table in its entirety is republished at end of this appendix.] See end of this appendix for updated 4-108 Section 4.11.5.3 Second paragraph. "...(Fairfax County, Stafford County, the City of Fredericksburg, Caroline County, the Town of 

Ashland, the City of Richmond, and Chesterfield County)" 

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of Ashland, the City of Richmond, an

4-129 Section 4.13 Second paragraph (below bullets). “See the Cultural Resources Reports (Appendix R) for technical reports and mapping 

related to cultural resource studies and historic properties.” 

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4-136 Table 4.13-4 Row 4, column 2. "Parker-Gray Historic District/Uptown" 

Row 6, column 2. "Alexandria Depot" 

Replace with: "Uptown/Parker-Gray Replace with: "Alexandria Union Sta

4-170 Section 4.15.1.3 First bullet. “For each Build Alternative...” Replace with: “For each Richmond S4-174 Section 4.15.1.4 End of last sentence in the section. Add new text: “Additionally, at Woo

deck, with a combined capacity of 73with ample capacity to absorb the Dadditional parking infrastructure imp

4-180 Section 4.15.2.1 Second bullet. "DRPRT" Replace with: "DRPT" 4-194 Section 4.15.2.1 End of second bullet. "...as part of all Build Alternatives." Replace with: "...as part of all Build 4-228 Section 4.20.2.3 Bulleted list, “The following rail and transit projects have been identified within the indirect and cumulative effects 

study area.” 

Add new bullet to existing list: “"• P

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6-6 Section 6.1.4 Third paragraph on page. “DRPT received 1,625 scoping comments. The formal comment period lasted 30 days, 

from October 27, 2014 to December 5, 2014. All comments received were fully considered. DRPT reviewed each comment, categorized them by topic and appropriately grouped them for response, and prepared summary responses that were published in the Scoping Summary Report (Appendix V). Public comments ranged from general support or opposition to very specific remarks on particular locations and resources. They also included several logistical comments and questions related to the scoping meetings and comment process, such as requests for meeting accommodations for sign language, comments on website function, and information requests.” 

Replace with: “DRPT received 1,625 

period lasted 30 days, from October Of the 1,614 public comments receicopies received), and another from tfull in Section 4.2.1 of the Scoping SuThe remaining 394 public comments touched on similar themes. DRPT reand prepared summary responses thgeneral support or opposition to ve

comments and questions related to sign language, comments on website 

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7-4 Section 7.2 First paragraph. “...four interoperable main tracks north of Alexandria and three interoperable main tracks from 

Alexandria to Fredericksburg.” 

Replace with: “...four interoperable 

Fredericksburg.” 

Draft EIS Chapter 8 – Distribution of Draft EIS 

8-6 Section 8.8 Bullet 1. "...(Long Bridge Park and Mount Vernon Trail) 

Bullet 7. "...(George Washington Memorial Parkway) 

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Draft EIS Chapter 12 – References 

12-6 Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). 

"2012. Interim Guidance Update on Mobile Air Toxic Analysis. https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/environment/air_quality/air_toxics/policy_and_guidance/aqintguidmem.cfm. Washington, D.C. December 2012." 

Replace original source with: “2016. Updated Interim Guidance o

https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/environMen

12-10 NatureServe Explorer Add updated source: 

“2016. Online Encyclopedia of LifeGreen Floater (Lasmigona subviridisBat (Myotis septentrionalis), Peregri(Isotria medeoloides), Swamp-pink (encyclopedia of life [web applicationNovember 2016. Accessed February

12-13 United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Add updated source: 

“2017. US EPA Air Quality – NationFebruary 2018.” 

12-14 United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) Add update source: 

“2017. Species Status Assessment 2018. ECOS (Environmental Cons(Alasmidonta heterodon), Green Flonodosum), Indiana Bat (Myotis sodalPeregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus), Whorled Pogonia (Isotria medeoloidhttp://ecos.fws.gov/ecos/home.action

12-16 Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation (VDCR) Add updated source: 

“2017. Division of Natural HeritaHoward, VDEQ. Re: DEQ 17-134F, Rayfield to Emily Stock, Virginia DepImpact Statement for the Washingto

12-18 Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries (VDGIF) Add updated source: 

“2018. Virginia Fish and Wildlife In(Occurrence, Habitat)– Barking Tresubviridis), Indiana Bat (Myotis sodalTurtle (Glyptemys insculpta). http://w
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Table 3.10-8: Federally and State-Listed Threatened and Endangered Species that May Occur

within the Vicinity of the Study Area 

Species/Resource 

Name 

Status* Alternative Area 

Area 1: Arlington (Long Bridge Approach) Aera 2: Northern Virginia Area 3: Fredericksburg (Dahlgren Spur to Crossroads) Area 4: Central Virginia (Crossroads to Doswell) Area 5: Ashland (Doswell to I-295) Area 6: Richmond (I-295 to Centralia) 

Dwarf Wedgemussel 

(Alasmidonta heterodon) FE Y Y Y Y 

Harperella 

(Ptilimnium nodosum) FE Y Y 

Indiana bat 

(Myotis sodalis) FE Y Y Y 

Northern Long-eared Bat 

(Myotis septentrionalis) FT Y Y Y Y Y 

Rusty Patched Bumble Bee 

(Bombus affinis.) FE Y Y Y Y Y 

Sensitive Joint-vetch 

(Aeschynome virginica) FT/ST Y Y 

Small Whorled Pogonia 

(Isotria medeoloides) FT/SE Y Y 

Swamp-pink 

(Helonias bullata) FT/SE Y Y 

Yellow Lance 

(Elliptio lanceaolata) PFT Y Y Y Y 

Barking Tree Frog 

(Lasmigona subviridis) ST Y 

Green Floater

(Lasmigona subviridis) ST Y 

New Jersey Rush 

(Juncus caesariensis) ST Y Y 

Peregrine Falcon 

(Falco peregrinus) ST Y Y 

Wood Turtle 

(Glyptemys insculpta) ST Y 

Source: USFWS, 2015 and 2016. 

* FE=Federal Endangered; PFE=Proposed Federal Endangered; FT=Federal Threatened; PFE=Proposed Federal Threatened; SE=State Endangered; 

ST=State Threatened 

Note: “Y” in cells above indicates the presence of the species in the specified alternative area. Blank cells indicate that no species location data 

were identified from referenced sources. 

References: (2-2018 CEDAR-VDGIF; 12-2014 CCB – VaEagle Nest Locator; 12-2014 USFWS Bald Eagle Concentration Areas- Virginia; 11-2014 

VDCR-NHD Subwatershed Search; 2018 USFWS – Official Species List). 
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Table 3.14-3: County/City and Other Local Parklands 

Resource Name 

Alternative 

Area 

Size 

(acres) Ownership Features 

Arlington County

Long Bridge Park Arlington 29 Arlington County  Multi-sport, lighted, athletic fields, 

 Walkways 

 Greenspace 

 Playgrounds 

Crystal Park North Northern 

Virginia 

2 Private ownership – open to 

the public, no fee for access 

 Small urban park 

 Part of Crystal City development 

Crystal City Water 

Park 

Northern 

Virginia 

2.5 Private ownership – open to 

the public, no fee for access 

 Urban park 

 Landscaped gardens 

 Large water fountains 

 Seating areas 

 Part of Crystal City development 

Crystal City Courtyard 

Green 

Northern 

Virginia 

4.3 Private ownership – open to 

the public, no fee for access 

 Urban greenspace 

 Flower gardens 

 Trails and park benches 

 Part of Crystal City development 

Crystal City Children’s 

Park 

Northern 

Virginia 

4.4 Private ownership – no fee 

for access during nonbusiness hours 

 Facility was built primarily for use 

by the resident day-care facility, 

but it is open to use by area 

families during non-business 

hours 

 Playgrounds 

 Part of Crystal City development 

City of Alexandria

Potomac Yard Landbay 

N 

Northern 

Virginia 

5.21 City Alexandria  Open Space 

Potomac Greens Park Northern 

Virginia 

18 City of Alexandria  Playgrounds 

 Seating areas 

 Wooded trails 

Potomac Yard Park Northern 

Virginia 

21.6 City of Alexandria  Playground equipment 

 Interactive fountain for water play 

 Walking/biking trails 

 Tennis and Basketball courts 

Swann Finger Park Northern 

Virginia 

0.48 City of Alexandria  Open Space 

Rose Square Northern 

Virginia 

0.26 Private ownership – open to 

the public, no fee for access 

 Open Space 

Rail Park Northern 

Virginia 

4.17 City of Alexandria  Open Space 

Neighborhood Park Northern 

Virginia 

0.65 Private ownership – open to 

the public, no fee for access 

 Open Space 

 Walking Areas and Benches 

Custis Linear/Finger 

Park 

Northern 

Virginia 

0.52 City of Alexandria  Open Space 
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Table 3.14-3: County/City and Other Local Parklands 

Resource Name 

Alternative 

Area 

Size 

(acres) Ownership Features 

Howell Linear Northern 

Virginia 

0.82 City of Alexandria  Open Space 

PY Plaza West Northern 

Virginia 

0.56 Private ownership – open to 

the public, no fee for access 

 Open Space 

 Landscaped Areas 

Portner Park Northern 

Virginia 

0.04 Private ownership, under 

construction 

 Pocket Park 

Old Town Greens 

Recreational Area 

Northern 

Virginia 

1.7 Private ownership – for Old 

Town Greens residents use 

only 

 Tennis courts 

 Greenspace 

Eugene Simpson 

Stadium Park 

Northern 

Virginia 

9.94 City of Alexandria  Includes Eugene Simpson Stadium 

 Soccer fields 

Braddock Park Northern 

Virginia 

7.1 City of Alexandria  Baseball/softball fields 

 Football fields 

Metro Linear Park Northern 

Virginia 

3.8 City of Alexandria  Linear pathway that connects the 

Buchanan Street neighborhood 

with the metro stations at 

Braddock Road and King Street 

King Street Gardens Northern 

Virginia 

0.4 City of Alexandria  Consists primarily of public art 

and gardens for the public’s 

enjoyment 

 Public art 

Hooff’s Run Park and 

Greenway 

Northern 

Virginia 

4.5 City of Alexandria  Portion of the park closest to the 

railroad consists of only walking 

trails 

Buchanan Park Northern 

Virginia 

2.8 City of Alexandria  Adjacent to Jefferson Houston 

Elementary School 

 Includes the Olde Town Pool 

 Playground facilities 

Sunset Mini Park Northern 

Virginia 

1.4 City of Alexandria  Playground 

Dog Run Park at 

Carlyle 

Northern 

Virginia 

3.0 City of Alexandria  Fenced dog exercise area 

 Tennis courts 

Witter Fields Northern 

Virginia 

13 City of Alexandria  Obtained by the City as a result 

of the Woodrow Wilson Bridge 

Settlement Agreement Record of 

Decision between the City of 

Alexandria and the Federal 

Highway Administration (FHWA) 

 Includes lighted diamond field, 

two lighted synthetic turf 

rectangular fields, restrooms, 

park pavilions, and pedestrian trail 

Clermont Natural Area Northern 

Virginia 

6.0 City of Alexandria  Consists solely of a wooded area 
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Table 3.14-3: County/City and Other Local Parklands 

Resource Name 

Alternative 

Area 

Size 

(acres) Ownership Features 

Joseph Hensley Park Northern 

Virginia 

22 City of Alexandria  Soccer and softball fields 

 Picnic shelters 

Fairfax County 

Backlick Stream Valley 

Park 

Northern 

Virginia 

75 Fairfax County Park 

Authority (FCPA) 

 Passive recreation such as hiking 

Franconia Forest Northern 

Virginia 

6.7 FCPA  Hiking/biking trails 

Loisdale Park Northern 

Virginia 

8.6 FCPA  Playgrounds 

 Tennis courts 

 Multi-use courts 

 Soccer fields 

Accotink Stream Valley 

Park 

Northern 

Virginia 

475 FCPA  Passive recreation such as hiking 

Pohick Stream Valley 

Park 

Northern 

Virginia 

323 FCPA  Passive recreation such as hiking 

Mason Neck West Northern 

Virginia 

76 FCPA  In development 

 44 acres are planned for sporting 

facilities 

 32 acres have been acquired but 

future use remains unplanned, 

currently unimproved 

Old Colchester 

Preserve and Park 

Northern 

Virginia 

141 FCPA  Natural preserve with rare 

communities and animal species 

 Includes a variety of 

archaeological resources 

 Includes portion of proposed 

Potomac Heritage National 

Scenic Trail 

Prince William County 

Jefferson Park Site Northern 

Virginia 

6.9 Prince William County  Identified as a future 

neighborhood park 

 Currently open space 

Veterans Memorial 

Park 

Northern 

Virginia 

110 Prince William County  Outdoor athletic fields 

 Walking trails and picnic pavilions 

 Skate park 

 Includes portion of proposed 

Potomac Heritage National 

Scenic Trail 

Marumsco Acre Lake 

Park 

Northern 

Virginia 

20 Prince William County  Basketball court 

 Picnic pavilion 

 Playground area 

Cockpit Point Northern 

Virginia 

96 Prince William County  In development 

 Not open yet; will be open to 

visitors on a limited basis at first 
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Table 3.14-3: County/City and Other Local Parklands 

Resource Name 

Alternative 

Area 

Size 

(acres) Ownership Features 

 Part of a rezoning agreement with 

the Potomac Shores community 

 Includes portion of proposed 

Potomac Heritage National 

Scenic Trail 

Stafford County

Embry Farm Fredericksburg 11 Private ownership by the 

George Washington 

Foundation - not open to 

the public 

 Historic preservation 

 Not open to the public 

George Washington’s 

Ferry Farm 

Fredericksburg 75 Private ownership by the 

George Washington 

Foundation - open to the 

public for a fee 

 George Washington’s boyhood 

home 

City of Fredericksburg

Cobblestone Park Fredericksburg 10 City of Fredericksburg  Wooded area with pedestrian 

trails 

 Adjacent to Hazel Run Creek 

Pierson/Slaughter Pen 

Farm 

Fredericksburg 200 Private ownership by the 

Civil War Preservation 

Trust – open to the public 

without a fee 

 Acquired in 2006 

 Key historic part of the nearby 

Fredericksburg Battlefield 

Spotsylvania and Caroline Counties 

Mary Lee Carter Park Fredericksburg 4.5 Spotsylvania County  Multi-use athletic fields 

 Walking trails 

 Playground 

 Picnic areas 

Alexander Berger 

Memorial Sanctuary 

Fredericksburg 865 Private ownership by the 

Nature Conservancy – open 

to the public without a fee 

 Includes recreational trails near 

the Rappahannock River 

 Includes remnants of a Civil War 

encampment 

Hanover County

North Ashland Park Ashland n/a Town of Ashland  Conceptual Plan only 

Railside Park Ashland 1.0 Town of Ashland  Connects to Vaughan Road by a 

1/3-mile-long path along the rail 

tracks 

 Remains largely open space 

 Picnic table and park benches for 

viewing passing trains 

Blincoe Field Ashland 116 Private ownership by 

Randolph Macon College – 

not regularly open to the 

public 

 Athletic stadium at Randolph 

Macon College 

 Open to the public for a fee 

during special events 
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Table 3.14-3: County/City and Other Local Parklands 

Resource Name 

Alternative 

Area 

Size 

(acres) Ownership Features 

 Primarily for use by faculty and 

students 

Carter Park Ashland 13.5 Town of Ashland  Junior Olympic-size swimming 

pool 

 One-half basketball court 

 Picnic shelter 

 Playground 

 Gravel walking trails through the 

wooded areas 

Ashland Trolley Line Ashland 6.7 Hanover County and Town 

of Ashland 

 0.5 miles in length 

 Walkway and park 

 Part of the historic AshlandRichmond Trolley Line 

 Northern portion includes 

Walder Lane 

Henrico County

Hunton Community 

Center 

Ashland 4.9 Henrico County  Playground 

 Ball fields 

 Pavilion 

RF&P Park Richmond 60 Henrico County  Includes four restored RF&P train 

cars 

 Picnic shelters 

 Athletic fields including The Glen 

Allen Stadium at RF&P Park 

Laurel Recreation Area Richmond 10 Henrico County  Skate park 

 Athletic fields 

 Picnic shelter 

City of Richmond

Joseph Bryan Park Richmond 250 City of Richmond  Extensive open space 

 Walking trails 

 Disc golf course 

 Home to many festivals and 

events 

Maggie Walker 

Governor’s School 

Athletic Fields 

Richmond 4.9 Maggie L Walker Governor’s 

School Regional School 

Board 

 Outdoor athletic fields 

Calhoun Community 

Center 

Richmond 6.6 Richmond Redevelopment 

and Housing Authority 

(RRHA) 

 Basketball courts 

 Football field 

 Baseball field 

 Playground 

Canal Walk Plaza and 

Entrance 

Richmond 3.8 City of Richmond  Recreational trails and walking 

areas near the James River 

 Site on the Chesapeake NHT 

Walker’s Creek 

Retention Basin Park 

Richmond 6.4 City of Richmond, Public 

Works 

 Provides access to the walk along 

the floodwall south of the James 

River 
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Table 3.14-3: County/City and Other Local Parklands 

Resource Name 

Alternative 

Area 

Size 

(acres) Ownership Features 

Monument Avenue 

Linear Park 

Richmond 13 City of Richmond  In the median along Monument 

Avenue 

 Well-known Richmond landmark 

punctuated by statues 

memorializing Virginian 

Confederate generals and the 

Richmond native and tennis star 

Arthur Ashe 

Albert Hill Athletic 

Facility 

Richmond 3.2 City of Richmond  Includes some outdoor 

recreational areas and a 

community garden 

Humphrey Calder 

Community Center and 

Garden 

Richmond 5.4 City of Richmond  Richmond's largest park 

 System of parks along both sides 

of the James River as it passes 

through the city 

James River Park Richmond 550 City of Richmond  Adjacent to the Humphrey 

Calder Community Center and 

Garden 

 Includes athletic fields 

 Site on the Chesapeake NHT 

Covington Road 

Properties 

Richmond 6.6 City of Richmond  Currently consists of 

undeveloped land with a mix of 

open space and trees 

 No recreational facilities are 

provided at this location 

Hickory Hill 

Community Center and 

Elementary School 

Richmond 7,2 City of Richmond  Basketball court 

 Playground 

 Ball field 

 Walking trail 

Libby Hill Park Richmond 11 City of Richmond  One of the three original parks in 

Richmond's park system 

 Includes an ornamental fountain 

and small park house 

 Includes a monument erected in 

1894 for Confederate soldiers 

and sailors 

Cannonball Triangle 

Park 

Richmond 0.2 City of Richmond  Central element of the park is a 

stone monument to the 

Confederate Naval Yard in the 

James River just to the south of 

the monument 

Great Shiplock Park Richmond 18 City of Richmond  Located along the northern bank 

of the James River 

 Includes the lowest of the historic 

Kanawha Canal locks as well as an 

interpretive display 
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Table 3.14-3: County/City and Other Local Parklands 

Resource Name 

Alternative 

Area 

Size 

(acres) Ownership Features 

Chesterfield County

Falling Creek Linear 

Park 

Richmond 93 Chesterfield County  In development 

 Ironworks are open for free 

tours by reservation only 

 Remainder of the park is adjacent 

to Falling Creek and is primarily 

wooded 

Bensley Elementary 

School 

Richmond 3.8 Chesterfield County  Athletic fields 

 Playgrounds 

 Separated from railroad by sliver 

of land belonging to Bellwood 

Supply Depot, which is part of an 

active military installation 

 School playground is fenced with 

no access to Bellwood Supply 

Depot land or the railroad tracks 

Gates Mill Park Richmond 11 Chesterfield County  Hiking trails 
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Table 3.14-7: Section 4(f) Resources 

Location 

(City/County) 

Alternative 

Area Resource 

Arlington County Arlington Long Bridge Park 

Arlington County Arlington Roaches Run Waterfowl Sanctuary 

Arlington County, City 

of Alexandria 

Northern Virginia George Washington Memorial Parkway 

Arlington County, City 

of Alexandria 

Northern Virginia Mount Vernon Trail 

Arlington County Northern Virginia Four Mile Run Trail 

City of Alexandria Northern Virginia Daingerfield Island Park 

City of Alexandria Northern Virginia Potomac Yard Landbay N 

City of Alexandria Northern Virginia Potomac Greens Park 

City of Alexandria Northern Virginia Potomac Yard Park 

City of Alexandria Northern Virginia Swann Finger Park 

City of Alexandria Northern Virginia Rail Park 

City of Alexandria Northern Virginia Custis Linear/Finger Park 

City of Alexandria Northern Virginia Howell Linear 

City of Alexandria Northern Virginia Holmes Run Trail 

City of Alexandria Northern Virginia Eisenhower Avenue Trail 

City of Alexandria Northern Virginia Braddock Park 

City of Alexandria Northern Virginia Metro Linear Park 

City of Alexandria Northern Virginia King Street Gardens 

City of Alexandria Northern Virginia Hooff’s Run Park and Greenway 

City of Alexandria Northern Virginia Cameron Run Regional Park 

City of Alexandria Northern Virginia Buchanan Park 

City of Alexandria Northern Virginia Sunset Mini Park 

City of Alexandria Northern Virginia Dog Run Park at Carlyle 

City of Alexandria Northern Virginia Witter Fields 

City of Alexandria Northern Virginia Clermont National Park 

City of Alexandria Northern Virginia Joseph Hensley Park 

Fairfax County Northern Virginia Fairfax County Parkway Trail 

Fairfax County Northern Virginia Unnamed WMATA Metro Trail near Springfield Forest 
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Table 3.14-7: Section 4(f) Resources 

Location 

(City/County) 

Alternative 

Area Resource 

Fairfax County Northern Virginia Cross County Trail 

Fairfax County Northern Virginia Backlick Stream Valley Park 

Fairfax County Northern Virginia Franconia Forest Park 

Fairfax County Northern Virginia Loisdale Park 

Fairfax County Northern Virginia Accotink Stream Valley Park 

Fairfax County Northern Virginia Pohick Stream Valley Park 

Fairfax County Northern Virginia Mason Neck Park 

Fairfax County Northern Virginia Old Colchester Preserve and Park 

Prince William County Northern Virginia Featherstone National Wildlife Refuge 

Prince William County Northern Virginia Leesylvania State Park 

Prince William County Northern Virginia Jefferson Park Site 

Prince William County Northern Virginia Veteran Memorial Park 

Prince William County Northern Virginia Marumsco Acre Lake Park 

Prince William County Northern Virginia Cockpit Point Battlefield Heritage Park 

Stafford County Northern Virginia Widewater State Park 

City of Fredericksburg Fredericksburg Cobblestone Park 

City of Fredericksburg Fredericksburg Virginia Central Railway Trail 

Spotsylvania County, 

City of Fredericksburg 

Fredericksburg and 

Central Virginia 

Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park 

Spotsylvania County Fredericksburg Mary Lee Carter Park 

Caroline County Central Virginia Mattaponi State Wildlife Management Area 

Hanover County Ashland Railside Park 

Hanover County Ashland Carter Park 

Hanover County and 

Town of Ashland 

Ashland Ashland Trolley Line 

Henrico County Ashland Hunton Community Center and Park 

Henrico County Richmond RF&P Park 

Henrico County Richmond Laurel Recreation Area 

City of Richmond Richmond Joseph Bryan Park 

City of Richmond Richmond Maggie Walker Governor’s School Fields 
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Table 3.14-7: Section 4(f) Resources 

Location 

(City/County) 

Alternative 

Area Resource 

City of Richmond Richmond Calhoun Community Center 

City of Richmond Richmond Canal Walk Plaza and Entrance 

City of Richmond Richmond Monument Avenue Linear Park 

City of Richmond Richmond Libby Hill Park 

City of Richmond Richmond Cannonball Triangle Park 

City of Richmond Richmond Great Shiplock Park 

City of Richmond Richmond Walker’s Creek Retention Basin Park 

City of Richmond Richmond Albert Hill Athletic Facility 

City of Richmond Richmond Humphrey Calder Community Center and Garden 

City of Richmond Richmond James River Park 

City of Richmond Richmond Hickory Hill Community Center and Elementary School 

City of Richmond Richmond Covington Road Properties 

City of Richmond Richmond Virginia Capital Trail 

City of Richmond Richmond Retention Basin Park Walkway 

Chesterfield County Richmond Falling Creek Linear Park and Iron Works 

Chesterfield County Richmond Bensley Elementary School 

Chesterfield County Richmond Gates Mill Park 
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Table 4.10-4: Confirmed Anadromous Fish Use Waters

Water Alternative(s) Confirmed or Potential Species 

Anticipated 

Impacts (Acres) 

Four Mile Run 2A Striped Bass, Yellow Perch P: 0.03 

T: 0.29 

Occoquan River 2A Alewife, American Shad, Blueback Herring, 

Hickory Shad, Striped Bass, Yellow Perch 

P: 0.54 

T: 0.66 

Neabsco Creek 2A Striped Bass P: 0.55 

T: 0.70 

Powells Creek 2A Striped Bass, Yellow Perch P: 0.75 

T: 0.97 

Aquia Creek 2A American Shad, Blueback Herring, Striped 

Bass, Yellow Perch 

P: 1.03 

T: 1.23 

Claiborne Run 3A Potential anadromous fish use waters P: 0.06 

T: 0.03 

3B P: 0.28 

T: 0.08 

3C P: 0.08 

T: 0.05 

Rappahannock 

River 

3B Alewife, American Shad, Blueback Herring, 

Hickory Shad, Striped Bass, Yellow Perch 

P: 0.42 

T: 0.47 

3C P: 0.48 

T: 1.09 

Mattaponi River 4A American Shad, Blueback Herring, Striped 

Bass, Yellow Perch 

P: 0.11 

T: 0.26 

North Anna 

River 

4A American Shad, Blueback Herring, Hickory 

Shad, Striped Bass, Yellow Perch 

P: 0.08 

T: 0.04 

Little River 4A Yellow Perch P: 0.04 

T: 0.02 

South Anna 

River 

5A, 5A–Ashcake, 5B, 5B–Ashcake, 

5C, 5C–Ashcake, 5D–Ashcake 

Alewife, American Shad, Blueback Herring, 

Hickory Shad, Striped Bass 

P: 0.07 

T: 0.03 

James River 6B–S-Line, 6D American Shad, Blueback Herring, Striped 

Bass, Yellow Perch 

P: 0.80 

T: 1.27 

6F, 6G P: 0.76 

T: 1.31 

Falling Creek 6A, 6B–A-Line, 6C, 6E Potential anadromous fish use waters P: 0.08 

T: 0.04 
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Table 4.11-1: Commercial Relocations by Build Alternative 

Area Alternative 

Stafford Count

y

Hanover Count

y

Henrico Count

y

City of Richmond 

Total 

O GC GC GC GC S/W M/A O 

Area 3: 

Fredericksburg 

(Dahlgren Spur to 

Crossroads) 

3B 1 0 1 

3C 0 1 1 

Area 5: Ashland 

(Doswell to I-295) 

5A 1 1 

5A–Ashcake 1 1 

5B 1 1 

5B–Ashcake 1 1 

5C 1 1 

5C–Ashcake 1 1 

5D–Ashcake 1 1 

Area 6: Richmond 

(I-295 to 

Centralia) 

6A 5 1 0 4 0 10 

6B–A-Line 5 2 4 7 0 18 

6B–S-Line 5 0 2 2 1 10 

6C 5 1 1 5 3 15 

6D 5 0 2 2 1 10 

6E 5 1 0 4 0 10 

6F 5 0 2 2 1 10 

6G 5 0 2 2 1 10 

This table includes only the build alternatives with commercial relocations. Shaded cells represent localities not traversed by alternatives. 

O=Other; GC=General Commercial; S/W=Storage/Warehousing; M/A=Manufacturing/Auto Repair 
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Table 4.11-2: Residential Relocations by Build Alternative 

Area Alternative 

City/County 

Arlington County City of Alexandria Fairfax Count

y

Prince William Count

y

Stafford County City of Fredericksburg Spotsylvania Count

y

Caroline County Hanover County Henrico County City of Richmond Chesterfield Count

y

Total 

Area 1: Arlington 

(Long Bridge 

Approach) 

1A 0 0 

1B 0 0 

1C 0 0 

Area 2: Northern 

Virginia (Long Bridge 

to Dahlgren Spur) 

2A 0 0 2 0 2 

Area 3: 

Fredericksburg 

(Dahlgren Spur to 

Crossroads) 

3A 0 0 0 0 

3B 0 0 0 0 

3C 1 18 0 19 

Area 4: Central 

Virginia (Crossroads 

to Doswell) 

4A 0 0 0 

Area 5: Ashland 

(Doswell to I-295) 

5A 0 0 

5A–Ashcake 0 0 

5B 0 0 

5B–Ashcake 0 0 

5C 21 21 

5C–Ashcake 21 21 

5D–Ashcake 0 0 

Area 6: Richmond 

(I-295 to Centralia) 

6A 7 5 0 12 

6B–A-Line 7 5 0 12 

6B–S-Line 7 0 0 7 

6C 7 105 0 112 

6D 7 0 0 7 

6E 7 5 0 12 

6F 7 0 0 7 

6G 7 0 0 7 

Note: Shaded cells represent localities not traversed by alternatives.