US 50 Association
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The US 50 Association is an association of Counties in Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia dedicated to the improvement of US 50 between Winchester, Virginia and Clarksburg, West Virginia.
The Association was started by Wayne C. Spiggle in 2003. The association meets on the third Wednesday of each odd-numbered month at various locations rotating throughout the counties along the route.
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[edit] Counties & Their Key Members
[edit] Frederick County, Virginia
[edit] Hampshire County, West Virginia
- Evlyn Baker, Federal Funding
- Charlie Baker, Federal Funding
[edit] Mineral County, West Virginia
- Wayne C. Spiggle, Facilitator
- Gary Howell, Federal Funding
- Dr. Ken Musgave, Federal Funding
[edit] Grant County, West Virginia
[edit] Garrett County, Maryland
- Deb Clatterbuck, Federal Funding
[edit] Preston County, West Virginia
[edit] Taylor County, West Virginia
[edit] Key Events
[edit] July 19th, 2005
Federal Funding Committee met in Washington with Representative Shelley Moore Capito, Robert C. Byrd and Jay Rockefeller to request funding of specific projects on US 50 to improve traffic flow and safety.
[edit] May 17, 2006
The US 50 Association proposed a new standard of 2-lane highway to be built as a continuation of the Appalachian Development Highway System. Dubbed The Super-2 the idea is to fill in gaps between the 4-lane system which is currently nearing completion.
