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F.C. Amends Plan to Narrow Rt. 7 To Single Lanes for Construction

2007-07-11By

Huge Traffic Snarls Expected; Project to Start in August

 

A boisterous meeting of impacted business owners and residents at City Hall Tuesday produced a dramatic change in the City of Falls Church’s plans for a three-month, severe disruption of traffic on Route 7, also known as W. Broad Street.

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