Roads and Infrastructure in Meadowville Technology Park

Your business does not have time to wait for infrastructure to be built or connections to be made. At Meadowville, there is no need to wait. The sites at Meadowville are ready to go today.

Meadowville is located in eastern Chesterfield County, Virginia bounded by the James River to the north, Interstate 295 to the west and North Enon Church Road to the east. The 1,262 acre park is zoned I-2 & CUPD which is appropriate for office, R&D, and industrial uses.

Looking South Along Interstate 295 into Northern Meadowville Technology Park

Meadowville’s Roads

With 2.5 miles of frontage, Interstate 295 provides the western boundary of Meadowville Technology Park.

Interstate 95 is just 3.9 miles west of Meadowville via Route 10/West Hundred Road. Route 10 is being widened to eight lanes with a superstreet intersection at Meadowville Road that will accommodate heavier volumes of traffic and improve traffic flow in and out of the park.

Meadowville Technology Park is 3.9 miles east of Interstate 95 via Route 10.

Superior access is paramount to getting materials in and products out of a facility faster. Meadowville’s highway infrastructure is optimally suited to a world where businesses need to move faster and connect globally.

Meadowville has two-lane and four-lane access through the entire park connecting directly to Interstate 295. That makes it easy to get your products in and out of Meadowville.

Access to Meadowville is provided by an diamond interchange on Interstate 295 at Meadowville Technology Parkway. North Enon Church Road, which intersects with State Route 10 east of the I-295/10 interchange, provides access to the park from the south.

Additional roads in the park include Corporate Village Parkway which serves the northern section of the park, Digital Drive which serves the southern section of the park, and Meadowville Lane which provides access to the central section of Meadowville.

Meadowville Offers Direct Access to Interstate 295 at Meadowville Technology Parkway

Meadowville Offers Close Access to Interstate 295 via North Enon Church Road and Route 10

While Meadowville’s highway system connects directly to I-295, only minutes away are Interstates 95, 85, and 64.

These interstates provide routes east to the Virginia coast via I-64, north to New Brunswick, Canada via I-95, south to Miami, Florida via I-95, southwest to Montgomery, Alabama via I-85, and west to St. Louis, Missouri via I-64.

Chesterfield County owns and operates the water and wastewater system serving Meadowville.

The system was designed to accommodate water intensive users. Meadowville has an on-site water storage tower. A 16-inch water line can provide 2 million gallons per day.

Wastewater service is also provided by Chesterfield County. Wastewater capacity can accommodate nearly any industrial user. An 18-inch wastewater line can handle 2 million gallons per day.

The water supply system in Meadowville can provide up to 2 MGD.

When it comes to powering your data center or advanced manufacturing operation, you want an experienced company that can deliver consistent, high-quality electricity. You want competitive rates and a knowledgeable team of professionals that you can trust.

Dominion Energy delivers power to Meadowville Technology Park. Current service is 34.5 kV on site with 230 kV transmission available for large capacity loads.

Dominion Energy can provide true dual feeds in Meadowville with power coming from two substations – Tyler and Enon.

Dominion Energy electric rates are 30% below the U.S. average and is committed to expanding renewable energy programs and providing tailored solutions for customers.

Dominion Energy Enon Substation Supplies Electricity to Meadowville

Columbia Gas of Virginia provides natural gas to customers in Meadowville Technology Park.

Columbia Gas has an 8-inch gas line providing high pressure (greater than 60 PSI) to site in Meadowville.

Columbia Gas is committed to providing the clean, efficient energy needed for Meadowville’s growth. Capacity is available to accommodate nearly any normal industrial user.

Verizon , Comcast, and other companies provide telecommunication services in Meadowville Technology Park.

In the Meadowville service area, Verizon has an extensive fiber optic network with digital switching capability and Synchronous Optical Network (SONET) self-healing fiber optic rings insuring uninterrupted service. ISDN/PRI is available at all locations served by Verizon. Special Access Services (DS1, DS3, OC-12 and OC-48) are available throughout the area.