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Wilcoxon Trail Extension
City Project · Fairfax Blvd. and Draper Drive, 22030 · topic history · city record ↗ · on the map
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Overview
through Jul 19, 2026From the recordNot yet reviewedMay have changed at the Oct 13 meeting
Official record
Fairfax City has developed a conceptual design for a shared-use path on Fairfax Boulevard. The 850-foot-long path will run between the end of the soon-to-be constructed George T. Snyder Trail and the start of the Wilcoxon Trail, linking the two trails.
- Address: Fairfax Blvd. and Draper Drive, 22030
- City record
Meeting history
through May 26, 2026From the recordNot yet reviewedMay have changed at the Oct 13 meeting
2026-05-26 — City Council Meeting
Agenda item 11a: Wilcoxon Trail Extension Connectivity Study Briefing
- Outcome: Mayor and Council gave consensus to move forward with a feasibility study of the proposed alignment modification using already-appropriated City funds, and to initiate public outreach on the updated concept.
- [11a] Council reached consensus to proceed with a feasibility study of a proposed alternative alignment for the Wilcoxon Trail Extension (formerly associated with the George Snyder Trail project), funded by already-appropriated City funds, and to initiate public outreach on the updated concept.
- Status after: in_progress
Positions & open questions
through Jul 19, 2026From the recordNot yet reviewedMay have changed at the Oct 13 meeting
Open questions
No unresolved questions recorded.
Member commentary
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Log
2026-07-19
- Seeded from the tracker profile and official records.
2026-07-27
- Pipeline refresh.
2026-07-28
- Pipeline refresh.
2026-08-04
- Meeting history updated through 2026-05-26.
2026-09-19
- Meeting history updated through 2026-05-26.
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