Fairfax County continues to submit the project plans to VDOT for review and acceptance to ensure the project meets all applicable design standards for work within the public right of way. The latest project plans are provided below which were submitted to VDOT on May 3, 2021. The project scope remains unchanged from the concept presented in the April 2019 public meeting.

• Sheet 3 – Sleepy Hollow Walkway Project in the vicinity of Bay Tree Lane
  Plan includes a median refuge island to cross Sleepy Hollow Road
   
• Sheet 4 – Sleepy Hollow Walkway Project in the vicinity of Dearborn Drive
  Plan includes a median refuge island to cross Sleepy Hollow Road and a new 6’ wide concrete sidewalk
   
• Sheet 5 – Sleepy Hollow Walkway Project in the vicinity of Valley Brook Drive
  Plan includes a new 6’ wide concrete sidewalk
   
• Sheet 6 – Sleepy Hollow Walkway Project north of Valley Brook Drive
  Plan includes a new 6’ wide concrete sidewalk and a retaining wall near the church entrance
   
• Sheet 6c – Sleepy Hollow Walkway Project in the vicinity of Malbrook Drive
  Plan includes a new 6’ wide concrete sidewalk
   
• Sheet 7 – Sleepy Hollow Walkway Project in the vicinity of Kennedy Lane and Kerns Road
  Plan includes a median refuge island at Kennedy Lane and improved curb ramps and crosswalks at Kerns Road
   
• Sheet 8 – Sleepy Hollow Walkway Project in the vicinity of Marlo Drive
  Plan includes a new median refuge island at the Congressional School Entrance and a new 6’ wide concrete sidewalk
   
• Sheet 9 – Sleepy Hollow Walkway Project in the vicinity of Holmes Run Road
  Plan includes a new 6’ wide concrete sidewalk
   
• Sheet 10 – Sleepy Hollow Walkway Project in the vicinity of Eppard Street
  Plan includes a new 6’ wide concrete sidewalk
   
• Sheet 11 – Sleepy Hollow Walkway Project in the vicinity of Carolyn Drive
  Plan includes a new 6’ wide concrete sidewalk
   
• Sheet 12 – Sleepy Hollow Walkway Project in the vicinity of Overhill Road
  Plan includes a new 6’ wide concrete sidewalk
   
• Sheet 13 – Sleepy Hollow Walkway Project in the vicinity of Aspen Lane
  Plan includes a new 6’ wide concrete sidewalk
   
• Sheet 14 – Sleepy Hollow Walkway Project in the vicinity of Crooked Oak Lane
  Plan includes curb ramp upgrades to meet current standards
   
• Sheet 15 – Sleepy Hollow Walkway Project in the vicinity of Castle Place
  Plan includes a median refuge island crossing Sleepy Hollow Road

The FCDOT project team held a series of small group citizen information meetings in February and March 2019 to give residents an opportunity to review the changes made to the plans and ask questions about the project in an informal setting.

Mason District Supervisor Penelope A. Gross and the Fairfax County Department of Transportation (FCDOT) held a community meeting for the Sleepy Hollow Road Walkway Project on Monday, April 23, 2018, at 7:30 p.m., in the Mason District Office Large Community Room, 6507 Columbia Pike, Annandale. This project will upgrade pedestrian facilities adjacent to Sleepy Hollow Road between Bay Tree Lane and Castle Place. 

The following updated graphics illustrate the proposed alignment of the walkway:

• Board 1 - Bay Tree Lane to Tansey Drive
• Board 2 - Kennedy Lane to Kerns Drive
• Board 3 - Marlo Drive to Carolyn Drive
• Board 4 - Carolyn Drive to Aspen Lane
• Board 5 - Aspen Lane to Castle Place

Sleepy Hollow Walkway Community Meeting Presentation - April 23, 2018

Owners of potentially affected properties and other interested parties were invited to review project information and submit comments via the feedback form on this page; by writing FCDOT at 4050 Legato Road, Suite 400; Fairfax, VA 22033; or by calling 703-877-5600 (TTY711). Public comments closed on May 11, 2018.