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Transportation Planning Organization
Agenda Book
10:00 am
Thursday, December 8, 2016
North Florida TPO Board Room
980 North Jefferson Street
Jacksonville, FL 32209
NorthFlorida
Meeting Agenda
Thursday, December 8,2016
10a.m.
Transportation Planning Organization
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Call to Order
Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Introductions
Public Comment
Consent Agenda
1. North Florida TPO Minutes of November 10,2016
APPROVE
These minutes are ready for review and approval.
2. CAC Membership Approval Requested
APPROVE
• Sandra Brooks, representing Duval County At-large
• Tyrona dark Murray, representing Duval County At-large
Applications are included in Section 2.
Agenda
A. Electing Officers
ACTION ITEM
According to the TPO Bylaws, officers shall be elected at the December meeting by
majority vote of the voting members present, and their terms become effective at the
first meeting of the new calendar year.
B. Finance Committee Report
Information
Only
C. FDOT requests a Change to the Strategic Intermodal System (SIS)
Designation and STRAHNET (Strategic Highway Network)
The request as well as the approval from FHWA and a map designating the
alignment for SIS connection is included in Section C. FOOT would like a letter of
support from the North Florida TPO on the reassignment.
ACTION ITEM
D. FDOT Requests Amending the FY 2016/17 through FY 2020/21
ACTION ITEM
Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
A copy of the request is included in Section D, which includes the following projects:
• 440529-1 SR 103 (Lane Ave.) RR Signal Upgrade Crossing No.620619F
• 440531-1 St. Johns Ave. RR Signal Upgrade Crossing No. 621221S
• 440535-1 SR 111 (Edgewood Ave.) RR Signal Upgrade Crossing No.621275X
• 440534-1 Moncrief Rd. RR Signal Upgrade Crossing No. 620753S
E. North Florida Clean Fuels Coalition Review
Information
Only
Staff will provide a presentation outlining the program, funding history and strategy
going forward. The presentation is included in Section E.
Information
F. Executive Director's Report
Only
G. Secretary of Transportation's Report
Information
Only
Information
H. Authority Reports
Only
I. Old Business
J. New Business
K. Public Comment
L. Adjourn
Information
• Status Report of FDOT Projects in the North Florida TPO area
• North Florida TPO Meeting Calendar
The next meeting will be February 9,2017
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North Florida TPO December 8, 2016 Agenda — Page 2
Agenda Item 1Minutes of November 10,2016 Meeting
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NORTH FLORIDA TPO BOARD
MEETING SUMMARY
Thursday, November 10, 2016 - 10:00 AM
980 North Jefferson Street
Jacksonville, FL 32209
MEMBERS PRESENT:
Doyle Carter, Jacksonville City Council, Chairman
Diane Hutchings, Clay County Commission, Vice-Chairman
Danny Leeper, Nassau County Commission, Treasurer
Wayne Bolla, Clay County Commission
Adam Salzburg, (for Richard Bruce, Nassau Ocean Highway & Port Authority)
Charlies Latham, Beaches Communities
Isaiah Rumlin, (for Scott McCaleb, JTA)
Samuel Newby, Jacksonville City Council
Jamie Shelton, JAXPORT
Carl Youman, St. Johns/St. Augustine Airport Authority
NON-VOTING ADVISOR PRESENT:
Greg Evans, Florida Dept. of Transportation
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS PRESENT:
James Bennett, Baker County Commission
MEMBERS ABSENT:
Rachael Bennett, St. Johns County Commission
Lori Boyer, Jacksonville City Council
Anna Brosche, City of Jacksonville, (for Mayor Lenny Curry)
Teresa Davlantes, Jacksonville Airport Authority
Nancy Sikes-Kline, City of St. Augustine
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS ABSENT:
Chip Laibl, Putnam County Commission
Matt Schellhorn, US Navy (for Captain Sean Haley)
OTHERS PRESENT:
Greg Krueger, HNTB
Danielle Booms, HNTB
Richard Darby, CAC
Jim Knight, FDOT
Larry Parks, FDOT
Scott Clem, FDOT
Karen Taulbee, FDOT
Nick Lulli, QCA
Vickie Breedlove, CAC
Richard dark, JTA
Ron Hoogland, GAI
Scott Herring, Nassau County Public Works
Jaimie Sloboden, Michael Baker Agency
Valerie Feinberg, JTA
Kim Holland, RS&H
David Kaufman, JAXPORT
Cheryl Freeman, RS&H
April Bacchus, ETM
Laurie Santana, City of Jacksonville
Bill Killingsworth, City of Jacksonville
Mark Manwell, ETM
Wiatt Bowers, Atkins
Don Fullerton, ETM
Ray Spofford, ETM
Adele Griffin, Senator Marco Rubio's office
Colin Moore, City of Jacksonville
Damian Cook, City of Jacksonville
Phong Nguyen, St.Johns County
Niki Brunson, TRUE Commission
Nick Thompson, Citizen
Terry Shaw, HNTB
TPO STAFF PRESENT:
Jeff Sheffield, Executive Director
Wanda Forrest, Transportation Planning Manager
Milton Locklear, Transportation Planner/Modeling Specialist
Angela Session, Chief Financial Officer
Ginny Montgomery, Executive Assistant
CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Doyle Carter called the meeting to order at 10:00 am. Danny Leeper
led the invocation and Charlie Latham led the Pledge of Allegiance was spoken.
Introductions were made around the room.
PUBLIC COMMENT
None at this time.
CONSENTAGENDA:
> NORTH FLORIDA TPO MINUTES OF OCTOBER 13, 2016
Chairman Carter asked for review and approval of the October 13, 2016 TPO
Board minutes.
A motion was made by Commissioner Danny Leeper to approve the
October meeting's minutes of the North Florida TPO Board; seconded by
Mayor Charlie Latham; motion unanimously carried.
A. FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT
Commissioner Leeper reported the Committee reviewed and accepted the
September 2016 Financial Statement. He brought attention to the positive
Change in Net Assets of $37,553.89. He reported the Committee considered
and approved a 5% increase in staff salaries and would like to add this item to
the agenda.
Commissioner Leeper moved to add the salary increase to the meeting's
agenda; seconded by Mayor Latham; motion unanimously carried.
Commissioner Leeper brought attention to the report distributed that shows the
comparison numbers for a 3% and 5% increase. He stated the raises were
already accounted for in the adopted 2016 budget.
Commissioner Leeper made a motion to approve the 5% increase in
salaries for the TPO Staff; seconded by Commissioner Diane Hutchings;
motion unanimously carried.
> B. FDOT REQUESTS AMENDING THE FY 2016/17 THROUGH 2020/21
TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (TIP)
Scott Clem stated the FDOT requests 12 amendments into the TIP for Fiscal
Years 2016/17. The Duval and Pecan Park Road improvement project includes
adding lanes and traffic signal improvements. This project is funded through the
Jacksonville's Economic Development Grant of $2.8 million. This will include the
Amazon Fulfillment Center.
He reported projects two through twelve are lighting retrofit projects at each
corridor listed. He stated these projects are funded by the Highway Safety
Program.
Chairman Carter asked where the list was created. Mr. Clem stated it comes
from the District Office and then is submitted to the Central office for prioritization
based on crash data, benefit costs and other factors. He reported other counties
will come later.
A motion was made by Commissioner Hutchings to approve the
amendments into the TIP; seconded by Mayor Latham; motion
unanimously carried.
EMERGENCY RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE NORTH FLORIDA
FASTLANE GRANT APPLICATION
Executive Director Jeff Sheffield reminded the Board of the project previously
submitted for the FASTLANE grant that would modernize the switches and rail
infrastructure predominately behind the convention center and the McDuff
railyard. This would hopefully relieve the trains parked on the tracks close to
Baptist Hospital. The TPO received notice that grant applications could be
submitted again. The grant includes $850 million dollars in fiscal year 2017 but
applications must be submitted before December 15 of this year. There was
discussion with our partners to move this project forward again as it was well
received by the USDOT and favored by the Secretary. He stated we will submit
an enhanced application to include technology with the lessons we have learned
from the previous process.
He stated the hope is for the FDOT to select it as one of the three submittals. He
reported the goal today is to get an approved resolution for support from the
Board to include with the application.
Councilman Sam Newby made a motion to add the Emergency Resolution
to the meeting's agenda; seconded by Commissioner Hutchings; motion
unanimously carried.
Councilman Newby moved to approve the resolution supporting the
FASTLANE grant application; seconded by Commissioner Hutchings;
motion carried unanimously.
C. NORTH FLORIDA SMART REGION MASTER PLAN PRESENTATION
Mr. Sheffield told of the Smart Region Master Plan Workshop being held at our
office today from 1:00 to 4:00. He stated this is one of our UPWP efforts. The
significance of today's workshop is to look at 42 proposed projects to be included
in the Smart Region Master Plan initiative.
Mr. Sheffield referenced the Smart Cities application submitted by the City of
Jacksonville that was not successful. The Smart Region concept was to
enhance and advance this initiative. He introduced Greg Kruegerfrom HNTB to
present the plan.
Mr. Krueger announced this would be the short version. He suggested everyone
attend the workshop this afternoon to see the full version.
Mr. Krueger stated the vision statement of the initiative. "The vision for the
Florida's First Coast is to become the nation's first Smart Region by identifying
and implementing new and emerging technologies through an integrated
Transportation Systems Management and Operations (TSM&O) approach to
address the transportation needs of our region. Leveraging these emerging
technologies in an integrated, efficient and impactful manner is essential for our
region to meet our public and private transportation safety and mobility needs,
compete in the global economy, attract and retain information and technology
industries, and enhance our quality of life." He stated that the concept is looking
at new technologies in transportation to improve transportation management and
operations.
He gave a quick background of the plan. He stated the ITS Master plan that was
developed in 2010 has many projects that are completed and new technologies
have emerged. The Path Forward initiative of the LRTP identified regional needs
and plans for TSM&O strategies. The US DOT Smart City Challenge received
78 proposals of which Columbus Ohio was the awarded city. Jacksonville did
submit an application but was not selected. They are taking that as a basis for a
revised application to take advantage of other opportunities.
Mr. Krueger stated this brings us to the Smart Region Master Plan. He brought
attention to the accomplishments of the ITS Master Plan such as the 511
information system, the 54 miles of freeway and 35 miles of arterial management
systems as well as other projects.
He reviewed the Smart Cities Challenge where $40 million from USOT was
awarded to the winning city. MetroLab is part of the Smart Cities initiative where
the City and universities partner in research for several projects in the Northeast
region. Those projects for Jacksonville include: Emergency Response Mapping,
Bicyclist/Pedestrian Behavior Analysis and Neighborhood Connectivity Analysis.
He reported that Industry is involved as well. AT&T, Cisco and IBM are making
investments in different cities across the country to further build their business
practices and making sure those practices are being used to better the city.
He presented some details on the Connect to Jax, Smart City Challenge
application that was submitted at the first of this year. He stated there were three
major components of the application which included to complete ITS
infrastructure foundation such as replacing outdated fiber optic cable, expand the
ITS infrastructure to include wireless internet at each of 1 ,000 intersections and
enhance capabilities for future technologies.
Mr. Krueger stated developing a Smart Region will drive economic development
such as improving efficiencies and new opportunities. This would reduce delays
in traffic and fuel consumption. It will also provide opportunities for
Entrepreneurs and data for developers.
The main objective to the Smart Region Master Plan is to eliminate fatalities. It
will also improve travel time reliability, reduce C02 emissions and provide
opportunities for North Florida to grow.
He displayed the 42 projects which will be detailed at the Smart Region Master
Plan Workshop this afternoon at the TPO office from 1 :00 to 4:00. He stated
there were four categories of projects: Local Intelligence, Electrification, Services
and Data Management System.
D. FDOT TENTATIVE FIVE-YEAR WORK PROGRAM FY 2017/18 2021/22
Jim Knight presented the Five-year work program for fiscal years 2017/18. He
reported the public hearing will be held tonight at the Urban Office from 4 to 6
pm.
He stated the FDOT's mission statement is to provide a safe transportation
system that ensures the mobility of people and goods, enhance economic
prosperity and preserve the quality of our environment and communities.
Mr. Knight stated there is always more needs than funding but to prioritize the
work program these factors are considered:
• Safety
• Resurfacing/Preservation
• Bridge - on and off system
• Capacity - studies to construction
• Traffic operations
• Enhancement
• Public transportation programs and
• Off-system projects
He reported the project phases include: planning, project development and
environment, design, right-of-way acquisition and construction. He stated this 5year work program is in this current year, 2016/17 which will include fiscal years
2017 to 2022.
Mr. Knight reviewed each project by county included in this work program.
Clay County - First Coast Expressway SR 23, new road construction;
SR 21 (Blanding Blvd.), add lanes and reconstruct; CR 220 from CR 209 to CR
220B, add lanes and reconstruct.
Duval County - SR 202 (JTB) at Gate Parkway, interchange add lanes; I95 at Airport Road, interchange improvement; 1-10 Marietta Interchange,
landscaping; 1-10 at Yellow Water Road, bridge replacement; Jacksonville
National Cemetery Access Road, new road construction; 1-95 Overland Bridge,
landscaping; SR 202 JTB at San Pablo Road, intersection improvement; 1-295 at
Collins Road, interchange add lanes; 1-10, add lanes; SR 9B from 1-295 to 1-95,
landscaping; SR AIA/Timucuan Trail from Big Talbot Island to Little Talbot
Island, bike path/trail; 1-95 at SR 152, add turn lanes; 1-95 Express Lanes from
JTB to Atlantic Blvd. add managed lanes; 1-95 Express Lanes from the Duval/St.
Johns County lines to 1-295, add managed lanes; Port Jacksonville North Rail
Corridor Development, rail capacity project.
Nassau County - Henry Smith Road from US 1 to CR 108, road
reconstruction; Pratt Siding Road from US 1 to Old Dixie Highway, road
reconstruction; Dyal Road, road reconstruction; Amelia Island Parkway Trail, bike
path/trail.
St Johns County- US 1 at San Carlos Intersection, landscaping; SR 313
from SR 207 to South Holmes Blvd., new road construction; 1-95 from
International Golf Parkway to the Duval County Line, add managed lanes; US 1
from SR 312 to SR 16, planning study.
Mr. Knight reported that there are more projects in each county and you can view
those on these websites: www.d2wpph.com and www.nflroads.com and more
information will be available at the public hearing tonight.
Mr. Sheffield added that the 1-10 widening, 1-95 express lanes at the Overland
Bridge and the First Coast Expressway are very important projects as they were
not designated for our region. They were competitively received to our region
through the SIS program which is a statewide funding initiative. This district
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received 40% of the overall funding due to the readiness of projects in our area.
He stated this is a significant message for our region.
Greg Evans stated there will be more media coverage once the budget is
adopted out of the Governor's office early next year. He stated that if you add
those projects together it would be an additional $1 billion to the 5-year work
program.
Commissioner Hutchings thanked the FDOT, Mr. Knight and the District
Secretary and his staff regarding their professionalism and helpfulness at the
Orange Park meeting last week.
E. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S REPORT
Mr. Sheffield discussed the North Rail Corridor project that the TPO has been
working on for several years for a new rail corridor in North Jacksonville for better
efficiency. He reported it is stalled at this time as we move into a federal
environmental process. The manner of how to approach that and the funding
opportunity are the reasons for the stall. He said as of July 1, 2017, the initial
funding will be in place and we will proceed to the Federal Surface
Transportation Board's National Environmental Protection Agency process. The
funding will be approximately $3 to 4 million to be used within a two year period.
The next step to prepare for July is to develop a consortium over the next few
months with the TPO, JAXPORT, Jacksonville International Airport, the city of
Jacksonville and CSX to be the group applicants. He stated FDOT will be the
funding source but will be separate from this group to be the reviewer of the
process.
Mr. Sheffield stated the Federal Highway Administration was asking for a
submittal of recommendations as they were developing a national alternative
fuels network initiative. He reported the TPO did submit something for Northeast
Florida. He received a letter stating there would be 85,000 miles of network in
the nation and the only mileage in the state of Florida is for the Northeast portion.
Mr. Sheffield stated that regarding the Timucuan trail project and the state's
funding under Suntrail. He stated a number of segments of the St. Johns River
Sea Loop that touch St. Johns County did receive funding along with continued
funding for the Timucuan Bike Trail. This will cause movement down the list and
advance some projects.
He also talked about the MPOAC Institute that is held two times a year for new
members as an orientation to MPOs. He announced that the TPO is looking into
producing a new members' notebook and have the training at the TPO office. He
stated the members that have attended could provide some feedback of this
process.
He announced that today would have been St. Johns County's Commissioner
Rachael Bennett's last meeting. She had a conflict today and could not attend.
Mr. Sheffield stated she has made a significant imprint in regards to the
alternative fuels initiative. Some of the CMAQ funding was used to convert fleets
of which St. Johns County has done and Ms. Bennett was a big part of.
Mr. Sheffield also told of Carl Youman's leaving the board and will be greatly
missed. He stated he would be back as he will be out of town next month.
F. SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION'S REPORT
Secretary Greg Evans reported that last week Governor Scott was in town
participating in the ribbon cutting ceremony for the 1-95/1-295 north interchange.
He stated the tentative 5-year work program public meeting will be tonight from
4:00 to 6:00 at the Urban Office Training Center.
G. AUTHQR!TGREPORTS
Adam Salzburg, Nassau County Ocean Highway and Port Authority - Mr.
Salzburg reported they have completed the upgrade on their scales project and
thanked the FDOT for their help with the grant for that. He stated next year they
will start refendering of the wharf facility.
Jamie Shelton, Jacksonville Port Authority - Mr. Shelton stated that JAXPORT
established a record for the recent fiscal year end with a movement of 968,000
TEUs. He reported there is a huge growth in the Asian container trade and also
the automobile roll on/roll off side of operations. He also reported that JAXPORT
continues to support and contract with small businesses which is about 14% of
the contracts through the Port each year. In the Logistics Management
Magazine, JAXPORTwas voted number one in Customer Service in this region.
He reported that Michael Stores were recently approved to begin using the
Northeast Florida Foreign Trade Zone which expedites the ability to clear
customs and make movement of goods more efficient. He reported the three
cranes on Blount Island are almost ready for operation. He stated they consume
power on lifting the containers and create power on lowering them. Mr. Shelton
reported the 2017 Logistics and Intermodal Conference is set for March 20
through 22 at the World Golf Village with the keynote speaker being Shannon
Miller.
Isaiah Rumlin, Jacksonville Transportation Authority- Mr. Rumlin announced
that JTA was launching the First Coast Flyer's Blue Line on December 5th to
service the Southeast Corridor of Jacksonville. He stated this will connect with
the Green Line and will serve North and Southeast Jacksonville with high
frequency, energy efficient and wi-fi equipped buses. The Red line which is to
service the East Corridor will connect services from the Beaches to Orange Park
scheduled to begin in 2019.
Carl Youman, St. Augustine/St. Johns County Airport Authority - Mr. Youman
stated it has been a great privilege to serve on this board for 8 years. He
commended the TPO for creating balance throughout the region and the
opportunities to go forward with road projects, etc. He asked that everyone
remember the State Road 313 from US 1 project for the Airport Authority.
H. OLD BUSINESS
None at this time.
I. NEW BUSINESS
Mr. Sheffield reminded the Board that Election of Officers will happen at the
December meeting. At one time, it was decided to have the Chairman do a two
year term as one year was not enough time for a Chairman to be familiarized
with the workings and process required of a chairman. This idea of terms does
not give some who may not get the opportunity to take an officer's role due to the
rotation process. He reported that Duval will serve the current two-year term and
the bylaws will be revised after that to state the terms to be one year.
He reported the TPO Board workshop that was being planned for January will
now be at the December meeting at the discretion of the Board. He stated there
would be few action items on that agenda and would still leave January as a
break time.
J. PUBLIC COMMENT
None at this time.
K. ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 11:15 a.m. The
next TPO Board meeting will be December 8, 2016.
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Agenda Item B
Finance Committee Report
Information Only
Summary of October 2016 Financial Statements
Year-to-Date
2016
Revenues
Change in Net Assets $ 61,857.46
October 2016
During the month of:
Revenues
CMAQ- GOA37
FTA ARL90
PL- GOA37
SU- GOA37
CNG-AR295
Transportation Disadvantage
Regional Transportation Commission
St Johns County MOU
Member Assessments
Interest Income
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$
$
$
$
85,033.52
30,577.97
65,507.04
90,866.00
78,150.00
2,248.51
190.80
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$
$
$
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67.76
387,638.60
$
$
758.00
273.31
$
2,607.00
$
265,896.38
Expenditures
Office Supplies
Building Expenses
Employee Travel
Advertsing
Equipment Rental
Consulting Services
Printmg/Copying
Promotional Material
Meetmg
Expo Expenditure
Insurance
Memberships
Sponsorships
Software Maintenance
Telephone
Postage
Payroll Processing Fees
Worker's Comp Insurance
Salary Expense
Employee Benefits
Total Expenses
$
$
$
1,761.58
1,404.40
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
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500.00
4,800.00
313.36
205.06
166.67
55,534.06
26,966.91
363,335.03
Change in Net Assets $ 24,303.57
Please Note: There is a positive Year-to-date Change in Net Assets as well as a monthly positive
change in Net Assets. Overall the agency is financially sound.
Agenda Item CFDOT Requests a Change to the Strategic
Intermodal System (SIS) Designation and
STRAHNET (Strategic Highway Network)
Action Item
Wanda Forrest
From: Taulbee, Karen <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2016 2:05 PM
To: Jeff Sheffield
Cc: Boyette, Cynthia; Knight, James; Clem, Scott; Wanda Forrest
Subject: FW: SIS designation change Request
Attachments: FHWA approval memo.pdf; SIS Wonderwood.pdf; Wonderwood STRAHNET.PDF
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is requesting a change to the Strategic Intermodal System (SIS)
designation and STRAHNET (strategic highway network). The requested change in Duval County would be to remove the
SIS designation on the STRAHNET connector to NAS Mayport from Atlantic Boulevard (SR 10), and reassign the SIS
connector to Wonderwood Drive/SR 116 . This alignment provides more of a direct connection to /from 1-95 to the
military facility, has a better Level of Service, Access Management and will better serve NAS Mayport by decreasing
travel time to and from the Naval Base.
Attached is the request from FDOT to reassign, the review and approval from FHWA and a map designating the
alignment for SIS connection. FDOT would like a letter of support from the North Florida TPO on the reassignment.
Please let me know if you have any questions or need additional information.
Karen Taulbee, AICP
Urban Planning Manager
904.360.5652
Karen. taulbee@dot. state, fl. us
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Florida Department of Transportation
RICK SCOTT 605 Suwamee Street JIMBOXOLD
GOVERNOR Tallahassee,FL 32399-0450 SECRETARY
April 5,2016
Mr. Ed Hutchinson
Manager, Transportation Statistics Office
Florida Department of Transportation
605 Suwannee St. MS-27
Tallahassee, PL 32399-0450
Subject: STRAHNET Connector Designation for Naval Air Station, Mayport Fl
Dear Mr. Hutchinson,
The Wonderwood Connector, which connects 1-295 to Mayport Road, was completed in 2009.
The 4-lane divided roadway was added to the State Highway System and is designated as
State Road 116. With the completion of the roadway, District 2 recommends the STRAHNET
Connector for NAS Mayport be reassigned from SR-10/Atlantic Blvd to SR-116AVonderwood
Connector. SR-116 has a better Level of Service, better Access Management and will better
serve NAS Mayport.
Sincerely,
Robert L. Parks, P.E.
District Two
Director of Transportation Development
ec: Greg Evans, District Two Secretary
www.dot.state.fl.us
Q
Memorandum
U.S. Department
of Transportation
Federal Highway
Administration
Subj ect: INFORMATION: National Highway
Date: October 28, 2016
System STRAHNET near Jacksonville, PL
In Reply Refer To: HEPH-20
From: Shari Schaftlein //, Director
Office of Human Environment
To: Mr. James Christian
Division Administrator (HDA-FL)
Tallahassee, FL
We have reviewed the Florida Department of Transportation's (FDOT) request to relocate
the Strategic Highway Network (STRAHNET) Connector to the Naval Station Mayport in
the Jacksonville area. The proposed rerouting along SR-116 will decrease travel time to and
from the installation. My staff has verified that the Department of Defense's Surface
Deployment and Distribution Command Transportation Engineering Agency (SDDCTEA)
concurs with this rerouting. I find the proposed modifications adhere to National Highway
System (NHS) criteria in 23 CFR 470 and hereby approve the following:
LENGTH
NHS ACTION
ROUTE
FROM
TO
Delete STRAHNET
SR-10
SR-113
SR-A1A/SR-
(6.38)
SR-A1A/SR-101
SR-10
SR-116
(3.31)
SR-1l6(WonderwoodDr.)
1-295
SR-101
9.33
(miles)
Designation
Delete STRAHNET
101
Designation
Add STRAHNET
Designation
FDOT also requested that the eastern portion 1-295 (formerly SR-9A) be shown as Interstate
STRAHNET. The FHWA's NHS map record for the Jacksonville area already depicts this
Interstate route. The SDDCTEA has updated their STRAHNET map record to show this
1-295 segment as Interstate as oppose to "SR-9A STRAHNET connector."
We will make corresponding updates to the official NHS map record,
httD://www.fhwa.dot.eov/Dlanning/national highway svstem/nhs maps/florida/index.cfm.
If you have any questions or comments, please contact Mike Neathery at (202)366-1257.
ec:
Stacie Blizzard, FL Division
Jason Cowin, SDDC
-egend
11 -SIS Corridor
12 - Emerging SIS Corridor
(3"™™n 13 - SIS Corridor Planned Add
14 - SIS Corridor Planned Drop
15 - Emerging SIS Corridor Planned Add
16 - Emerging SIS Corridor Planned Dro^
21 - SIS Connector
22 - SIS Connector Planned Add
23 - SIS Connector Planned Drop
24 - Military Access
25 - Military Access Planned Add
Proposed SIS Military Access Facility
72193000 0.000 - 9.026 Men-il Rd/Ft Caroline Rd/Wonderwood Dr
26 - Military Access Planned Drop
72230000 - 3.308 - 3.509 - Mayport Road
31 - SIS Link
3.509
41 - GIS Route
3.308
Current SIS Military Access Facility
7204to00 72040
72100000 7.689 -14.250 -Atlantic Blvd
72230000 0.028 - 3.509 - Mayport Rd
ATLANTIC'S
Agenda Item DFDOT Requests Amending the FY 2016/17 through
FY 2020/21 Transportation Improvement Program
(TIP)
Action Item
FDOT
Florida Department of Transportation
RICKSCOTT 2198 Edison Avenue, MS 2806 JI_MBOXOLD
GOVERNOR ""Jacksonville;FL'32204~" SECRETARY
November 28, 2016
Ms. Wanda Fon-est
Transportation Planning Manager
North Florida TPO
980 North Jefferson Street
Jacksonville, PL 32209
Re: FDOT Request: Amendments to the North Florida TPO Transportation Improvement
Program (TIP) FY 2016/17 - 2020/21
Dear Wanda:
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) requests amendments to the Transportation
Improvement Program (TIP) for FY 2016/17 - 2020/21. Please add the following TIP
Amendment requests for action by the TCC, CAC and TPO Board at their December meetings.
440529-1 SR 103 (Lane Ave.) RR Signal Upgrade Crossing No. 620619F
Rail Safety Project
Fund Phase FY 2017
RHH RRU $796,759
440531-1 St. Johns Ave. RR Signal Upgrade Crossing No. 621221S
Rail Safety Project
Fund Phase FY 2017
RHH RRU $425,404
www.dot.state.fl.us
440535-1 SR 111 (Edgewood Ave.) RR Signal Upgrade Crossing No. 621275X
Rail Safety Project
Fund Phase FY 2017
RHH RRU $561,033
440534-1 MoncriefRd. RR Signal Upgrade Crossing No. 620753S
Rail Safety Project
Fund Phase FY 2017
RHH RRU $438,989
Approval of these TIP Amendments will not affect the funding or advancement of other projects
in the current year of the FY 2016/17 - 2020/21 TBP.
Please contact me if you have any questions or need additional information for this request.
Sincerely,
6e^tA.Q2^Scott A. Clem, AICP
North Florida TPO Liaison
904-360-5681
Scott.Clem(%dot.state.fl.us
Agenda Item ENorth Florida Clean Fuels Coalition Review
Information Only
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INTRODUCTION
» Mission
- To reduce petroleum consumption by increasing alternative fuels,
vehicles and infrastructure diversity in North Florida while
enhancing the region's economic competitiveness and quality of life.
The Coalition does this through outreach, education and strategic
investment.
» Vision
- To be the region's recognized resource for advancing alternative
fuels, vehicles and infrastructure.
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COALITION BACKGROUND
» Founded in 2009
» Designated April 12,2016
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» Service Area
- 6 counties
- 22 municipalities
- 1.5 million people
- 4,000 square miles
» Hosted by TPO
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- CMAQ Funded
•X, L, ST. JOHNS\
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- Invested over $5 million in
alt. fuel vehicles and
infrastructure projects
» Coalition Meetings
- Fuel-specific Technical
Working Groups
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POPULATION
F-' ^.'[""ting,
Palltka®^
» Less than 1,000
0 10,001 - 25,000
•--f-Q
® 25,001 or more
» Over 100 active stakeholders
- More than 3 dozen engaged in
alt. fuel projects
» In 2014, about 2.4 million GGEs
of alt fuels used by nearly
2,000 AFVs
» 80 alternative fueling stations
» Transportation and logistics
hub
- 3 U.S. Interstates
- 3 major rail lines
FIORIOA'S CLEAN CTTIES COAUTIONS
^ Southeast Florida Clean Cities Coalition
^ Central Florida Clean Cities Coatltion
^ Tampa Bay Oean Cities CoaiitEon
- Two major seaports
•/^ North Florida Clean Cities Coalition
- Two commercial airports
^ Sig Bend Clean Cities
» Major road, rail & maritime
LNG projects
^
• 1.000-5.000
• 5,001 -10,000
^ &i>erald Coast Clean Cities Coaiition
dallm
L1-l
P.A
^Cnucent
'tity
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COORDfNAT/ON; STAKEHOLDERS i
Non-Profits / Education »
Federal Govemmenf
Naval Air Station Jacksonville
Marine Corps Support Facility Blount Island
State Government
Florida Department of Transportation
Regional Government
North Florida Transportation Planning Organization
Autonation Nissan Dealerships
Sierra Club
U.S. Green Building Council
Jacksonville University
First Coast Technical Coilege
University of North Fiorida
Tom Bush BMW
Consumer Energy Alliance
Northeast Florida Regional Transportation Commissicon » Utilities / Fuel Suppliers
JacksonviiSe Transportation Authority
AmeriGas
Jacksonville Aviation Authority
Gate Petroleum
Jacksonville Porf Authority
JEA
Loca! Government
Clay County
Nas3au County
Putnam County
St. Johns County
Duval County Public Schools
Putnam County School District
City of Attanfic Beach
City of Green Cove Spnngs
City of Jacksonville
City of Jacksonville Beach
City of Neptune Beach
Town of Orange Park
City of St. Augustine
STRATEGIC
PLANNING
Vehicle Suppliers
JAX Chamber
Palatka Gas Authority
TECO Peoples Gas
D&D Gas / Progasco Corp.
Eagle LNG Partners
Florida Public Utilities
RoushCleantech
Nimnicht Chevrolet
Nexlran Truck Centers
Florida Transportation Systems
Coggin Dealerships
Claude Holan Cadilfac
Business
Checker Yellow Cab
Raven TransporUnc.
csx
MayportC&C Fisheries
Deutscho Bank
Champion Brands
UPS
ampCNG
TnlllumCNG
Waste Pro
HoPetro
Clean Energy
Pivotal LNG
Florida Mechanical Systems
Wespac Midstream
Ferreilgs
First Coast BioFuels
Old Town Trolley
Environmental Sen/ices, inc.
RS&H, Inc.
TOTE
Crowiey
NovaCharge
Sawyer Gas
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The North Florida
Alternative Fuels,
Vehicles & Infrastructure
Master Plan identifies
barriers, sets goals,
develops strategies and
establishes fundable
NORTH
FLORIDA ^1 11
FUELS, 11
projects to accelerate
VEHICLES &
adopting projects in a
INFRASTRUCTURE
MASTER PLAN
six county region.
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ST. JOHNS COUNTT
FLEET CONVERSION
With $732,000 in North Florida
TPO support, St. Johns County
procured 108 CNG light and
medium duty bi-Suel vehicles.
The County entered into a P3
with NoPetro to develop and
operate a CNG fueling facility
accessible to the public.
The project is in operation.
JTA PUBLIC ACCESS CNG S7A710N
The North Florida TPO allocated $2.75 million to
support JTA's transition to a CNG-fueled Bus Rapid
Transit system.
The funding enabled construction of a publicaccess CNG fueling station developed via a P3. JTA
will procure 100 CNG buses over five years,
supported by private fueling infrastructure.
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ClTf OF JACKSONVILLE
SANITATION VEHICLE
]j TRANSITION
The North Florida TPO allocated
$315,000 to the City of
Jacksonville to fund the
incremental cost of seven CNG
sanitation trucks.
The trucks are expected to fuel at
JTA's public-access station.
F10R/DA EAST COAST
RAILWAY FREIGHT
LOCOMOTIVE CONVERSION
FEC is piloting four LNG-diesel
hybrid locomotives and two tender
cars along a 116 mile corridor
south of Jacksonville.
$375,000 from the North Florida
TPO purchased one of four retrofit
kits for $375,000.
The project is expected to displace
80% of current diesel use.
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ELECTRIC VEHICLE
CHARG/NG NETWORK
The North Florida TPO partnered
with JEA and invested $300,000 in
a regional EV charging network
known as ChargeWelI.
25 stations installed in Duval and
Clay Counties; ties into JEA's Drive
Clean program, which offers
incentives to purchase EVs.
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EXPAND ELECTRIC VEHICLE
CHARGING NETWORK
The North Florida TPO has programmed
$450,000 to regionally expand ChargeWell.
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The coalition's efforts are
part of an emerging
economic development
strategy to power North
Florida's logistics and
transportation industries
with clean fuels
&
RETURN ON INVESTMENT
» $30M in leveraged Stakeholder investment
» $115M in avoided fuel expenditures*
» 95AA gallons of displaced petroleum fuel*
» 800M kg of avoided GHG emissions valued at
$9M*#
» $42M net benefit to Stakeholders*
» ROI 165%*
"Calcutated over a 20 year common project fife
"Nor included in nef benefife or ROf estimates
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PETROLEUM DISPLACEMENT
Current Coalition Petroleum Displacement by Fuel Type
(2014 - 2.4 million GGEs Displaced)
900,000
800,000
700,000
600,000
500,000
400.000
300,000
200,000
100.000
0
Propane - Autogas E85 - Ethanol
Electricity
•
CNG - Compressed B20 - Biodiesel
Natural Gas
LNG - Liquefied
Natural Gas
If
Current & Projected Alt. Fi uel Vehicles & Infrastructure by Type*
27
4
4
4
ESS-Ethanol
1001
3
4
Electricity
562
1002
1750
38
72
52
333
4
10
LNG-Liquefied Natural Gas
194
322
5
Propane-Autogas
143
212
2
29
B20-Biodiesel
CNG-Compressect Natural
Gas
*Based on Stakeholder Survey
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EVENTS
» Florida Alternative Fuel Vehicles Expo (2012,13,15)
» Drive Electric Rally (201 1, two events in 2014, 2015)
» Jacksonville Business Journal Partnership
- Global Trade and Transportation Symposium [2012)
- Greening Your Fleet Power Breakfast (2013)
» Propane Breakfast (2015)
20I6ACWmES
Outreach
- ChargeWell site hosts
- National Park Service
Events
- Hosted Drive Electric Florida meeting (April 4]
- Hosting Southeast Regional Coordinators Conference [May 18-20)
- Hosting Alliance AutoGas Clean Air Coast-to-Coast Ride (May 18)
- Designation Ceremony (June 29)
Planning
- Drive Electric Event
- Next round of EV charging site investments
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» 1-95 and 1-295 in North
Florida are among
the 1stAI+erna+ive
Fuel Corridors
iaERiinffl
designated by th<
FHWA
MRRIDiRJ
» Corridors are eligible
for additional Federal
support, including
fuel-specific
wayfaring signage
» 1-95: Electric & CNG
/
» 1-295: Electric, CNG
& Propane
a
» Increase Stakeholders
Actively Involved in
Petroleum-reduction
Activities
• Expand Clean Fuels Coalition
Board
• Hold regular Working Group
meetings
• Promote Clean Fuels Coalition
participation via events and
communications
• Educate North Florida TPO
Board, Technical Coordinating
and Citizens Advisory
Committees
10
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GOALS. ACTIONS &
COMMITMENTS
» Continue Communicating Clean Cities Message to the
Public
• Continue bi-annual Florida Alternative Fuel Vehicles Expo
• Continue organizing fuel-specific educational events [e.g.
Propane Breakfast, EV Rally, etc.)
• Continue partnership with Jacksonville Business Journal
• Continue partnership with WJCT's "Going Green" radio program
• Continue to participate in JAX Chamber's JAXALLIANCE
transportation, energy and infrastructure committees
• Redesign website and further develop social media channels
• Continue publishing annual "Coalition Wrap-up"
GOALS, ACTIONS &
COMMITMENTS
» Maintain Coalition Financial and Membership Sustainability
• Continue funding admin. and financial incentives via CMAQ, TRIP
sources
• Continue partnership with peer Clean Cities Coalitions
• Hold regular fuel-specific Working Group meetings
» Stress the Benefits of the Clean Cities Portfolio of Technologies
• Clay County Clean Fuels Feasibility Study
• Nassau County Clean Fuels Feasibility Study
• Continue educating North Florida TPO board about coalition
successes and opportunities
• Continue participating in JAXALLIANCE Leadership Council
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Total
invested
m
^1
I.A-
Total
invested
12
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Total
Allocated
gl
FY
13
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The Coalition is the product of over 7
years of organic growth
The TPO provides stable
coordination, leadership & dedicated
funding
The Coalition has a strong strategic
plan that maps out targeted
investments in market
transformation
The region is accelerating: 2.4
million GGEs of displacement in
2014, with a deep pipeline of
projects
US DOE Designation confirms the
Coalition's position as a regional
center of excellence
DOE Designation provides
$30,000 annually
Additional federal funding
opportunities available
Promotes visibility, credibility and
sustainability
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WANDA FORREST
Transportation Ptanning Manager
Ctean Fuels Coalition Coordinator
MARCI LARSON
Public Affairs Manager
North Florida^
15
Information
• Status Report of FDOT Projects in the North
Florida TPO area
• North Florida TPO Meeting Schedule
BAKER COUNTY
(as of 11/8/2016)
Construction is Underway
State Road 2 Repairs to bridges over Moccasin Creek, east prong ofMoccasin Creek and
Sleepy J Creek. Proshot Concrete, Inc., began in May, 2016 and should finish in 250 days at a
cost of $825,208.14 (combined with 1-75 Alapaha River bridge repairs). (2078942,4321041)
Construction is Imminent
State Road 228 Intersection unprovements at Lowder Street. Duval Asphalt was hired to
complete the project at a cost of $1.065 million. Project should begin November 28, 2016, and be
completed in 126 days. Doug Cardin is project manager. (4324201)
Projects in Five-Year Work Program
(Adopted Work Program 2015-2020)
County Road 23D Resurface from Napoli Road to State Road 121 (1.3 miles) in 2015/16 at
estimated cost of $330,000. (4325981)
County Road 125 Resurface from County Road 127 to County Road 250 (5.5 miles) in 2015/16
at estimated cost of $1.6 million. (4306862)
County Road 127 Resurface fi-om County Road 125 to County Road 120 in 2017/18 at
estimated cost of $1.9 million. (436437)
Fifth Street (State Road 228) Traffic operations improvements from East Johnathan Street to
the prong of the St. Mary's River in 2016/17 at estimated cost of $273,118. Chris Dicks/project
designer. (432420)
Interstate 10 Add lighting to interchange with U.S. 90 (Exit 324) in Olustee in 2018/19 at
estimated cost of $694,337. (4350011)
Interstate 10 Add lighting to interchange with County Road 229 (Exit 327) in Sanderson in
2019/20 at estimated cost of $841,113. (4350021)
Interstate 10 Add lighting to interchange with County Road 125 (Exit 333) in Glen St. Mary in
2018/19 at estimated cost of $820,580. (4350031)
O.C. Home Road Resurface from County Road 125 to County Road 127 in 2017/18 at
estimated cost of $986,600. (435323)
Turner Cemetery Road Resurface from County Road 125 to County Road 127 in 2017/18 at
estimated cost of $2.7 million. (436450)
Recently Completed Projects
Interstate 10 Replaced sewage treatment system at rest area. WPC Industrial Contractors, LLC
of Jacksonville began April 21, 2015 finished March 2016 at a cost of $1,573,000. (2130042)
County Road 127 North Repairs to the Bluff Creek Bridge from Tropical Storm Debby
damage. Anderson Columbia Company of Lake City began September 8, 2014 and finished
February 10, 2015 at a cost of $344,793.65. (4328234)
State Road 2 Resurfaced from the Columbia County line to the Georgia state line (14.7 miles).
Anderson Columbia Company Inc., of Lake City began July 2015 and finished October 16, 2015
at a cost of $6,196,552.04 (combined with project in Columbia County from the Baker County
line to the Georgia lme).(4233981)
U.S. 90 Resurfaced from the Columbia County line to Sanderson (12 miles). Anderson
Columbia Company Inc., of Lake City began March 9, 2015 and finished August 28, 2015 at a
cost of $4,199,999.48. (4305591)
CLAY COUNTY
(as of 091616)
Construction is Underway
Blanding Boulevard (State Road 21) Adding lanes from Old Jennmgs Road (County Road 209)
to just south ofBaxley Road (2 miles). Hubbard Construction Company of Winter Park began
August 24, 2015 and should finish in 540 days (Spring 2018) at a cost of $15,887,486.58. Pete
Sheridan of VIA Consulting Services is CEI (904-735-5174). Joaquin Olivella/FDOT project
manager. (2082117)
First Coast Expressway (State Road 23) Building new toll road between Blanding Boulevard
(State Road 21) and the Duval County line (6.2 miles). Dragados USA Inc. of Coral Gables
began design m December 2013 and construction in April 2014 and should fmish in early 2017 at
a cost of $84,850,000. Greg Wilson of Parsons Brinkerhoff is CEI project manager (904-396-
1334). Joaquin Olivella/FDOT project manager. (4305651)
Park Avenue (US 17) and Kingsley Avenue (SR 224) landscaping project from Milwaukee to
Duval County line on Park Avenue and from Bellair to Park Avenue on Kingsley Avenue. Oasis
Landscaping is the contractor on the $3.9M project. Oasis has a spring 2017 target completion
date. (Plus establishment period) FDOT project manager is Brian Kirts. TEG is CEI. Austin
Woodington is CEIPM. (4319701)
Projects in Five-Year Work Program
(Adopted Work Program 2015-2020)
BIanding Boulevard (State Road 21) Add lanes from Allie Murray Road to Black Creek (2
miles) in 2018/19 at estimated cost of $19.9 million. (2082118)
Blanding Boulevard (State Road 21) Add lanes from County Road 218 to Black Creek Bridge
(1.2 miles) in 2019/20 at estimated cost of $15.9 million. Public hearing held Sept. 24, 2002.
Subsequent public hearing held Aug. 5, 2013. (2082115)
Blanding Boulevard (State Road 21) Improvements to the bridges over the South Prong and
South Fork of the Black Creek Bridge in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $3.7 million. (4320121)
County Road 218 Pave shoulders from U.S. 301 to State Road 16 in 2017/18 at estimated cost
of $3.4 million. (4343421)
Kingsley Avenue (State Road 224) Update traffic signals from Orange Park High School to
Smith Street (2.5 miles) m 2016/17 at estimated cost of $1.3 million. (4307581)
Pine Avenue Build sidewalk from Old Fleming Grove Road to Raggedy Point Road (4.3 miles)
in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $978,653. (4333481)
State Road 16 Resurface from State Road 21 to State Road 230 in 2017/18 at estimated cost of
$8.4 million. (4343191)
U.S. 17 Resurface from Sweat Road to State Road 1 6 East in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $7.2
million. (4322691)
U.S. 17 Add lighting from County Road 220 to Creighton Road in 2017/18 at estimated cost of
$1.2 million. (4343401)
U.S. 17 Improve intersection with State Road 16 in Green Cove Springs m 2017/18 at estimated
cost of $1.8 million. (4361181)
U.S. 301 Miscellaneous construction of concrete pavement from the Bradford County line to
south of County Road 218 (2.5 miles). Bids to open in June 2016 at estimated cost of$13.5
million. (430352)
Recently Completed Projects
(within the past year)
Blanding Boulevard (State Road 21) Resurfaced from Kingsley Avenue (State Road 224) to
Rnight Boxx Road (4.6 miles). Hubbard Construction Company of Winter Park began May 15,
2014 and finished March 13, 2015 at a cost of $4,899,572.45. (4286981)
County Road 209 Repairs from north of the Black Creek Bridge to Rideout Lane. Commercial
Industrial Corp., ofReddick began January 5, 2015 and fmished May 26, 2015 at a cost of
$1,259,476.85. (2115603)
County Road 218 Built bike path/trail from Mlmosa Avenue to west ofBlanding Boulevard
(State Road 21) (1.8 miles). M:aer Homes LLC began May 26, 2015 and finished February 1,
2016 at a cost of $1,013,111.00. (4322471)
U.S. 301 Resurfaced from the Bradford County line to the Duval County line (5.5 miles).
Anderson Columbia Company Inc., of Lake City began December 5, 2014 and fmished
September 14, 2015 at a cost of $6,221,583.37. (430352)
Projects Under Consideration
(Adopted Work Program of 2015-2020)
First Coast Expressway (State Road 23) Purchase right of way to build new limited access toll
road between Blanding Boulevard (State Road 21) and U.S. 17 in Green Cove Springs (17.3
miles) through 2018 at a total estimated cost of $232 million. Project development and
environmental study to connect Branan Field - Chaffee Road (State Road 23) to the proposed I-
95/State Road 9B interchange crossing the St. Johns River at the Shands Bridge (17 miles) is
undenvay. See web page for more details: www.firstcoastexpressway.com. M.eetings held March
30 andApril 1, 2004 and November I and 3, 2005. Public hearings held February 22, 2010 in
St. Augustine, February 25, 2010 in Orange Park, M.arch 2, 2010 in Green Cove Springs and
March 4, 2010 in Jacksonville. Amy Williams/project manager. (4229383, 2082253)
DUVAL COUNTY
(as of 8/30/2016)
Projects Under Construction
Atlantic Boulevard (State Road 10) Paintmg the eastbound San Pablo River Bridge. Worth
Contracting Inc., of Jacksonville began April 14,2014 and should finish in 439 days (early 2016)
at a cost of $2,584,098. Marty Sanchez and John Davis of Genesis CEI Services are the CEI
project managers (904-730-9360). Guelmary Mendez-Torres/FDOT project manager. (426176)
Atlantic Boulevard (State Road 10) Landscaping from Withrow Drive to Hickory Creek
Boulevard (1 mile). Sun State Nursery & Landscaping began October 5, 2015 and should finish
in 865 days (Spring 2018 - includes 2-year establishment period) at a cost of $656,000. Austin
Woodington/Target Engineering Group is CEI (904-541-4836). Guelmary Mendez/FDOT project
manager. (4307381)
Atlantic Boulevard (State Road 10) Intersection improvement from Arlington Expressway to
east of Monument Road (.2 mile). Hubbard Construction Company ofWmter Park began January
4, 2016 and should finish in 340 days (early 2017) at a cost of $7,004,345.93. (430911 1)
Batten Island Wetland restoration. Project, offHeckscher Drive, began in July at a cost of
$293,000 and should be complete in the fall. MAER Construction ofJacksonville/CEI; Bill
Wortner/FDOT project manager. (4084945)
Beach Boulevard (State Road 212) Landscaping from St. Johns Bluff Road to San Pablo Road
(5.3 miles). C & L Landscape, Inc., began August 24, 2015 and should finish in 931 days (Spring
2018 - includes 2-year establishment period) at a cost of $3,146,997.99. Austin Woodington of
Target Engineering is CEI project manager (904-541-4836). Guelmary Mendez/FDOT project
manager. (4319551)
Beaver Street (U.S. 90) Reconstructing pavement from west of McDuff Avenue to east of
Stockton Street (.9 mile). J.B. Coxwell Contracting Inc., of Jacksonville began August 17, 2015
and should finish in 450 days (late 2016) at a cost of $9,199,000. Ryan Poulsen ofRS&H is CEI
project manager (904-497-2675). Michael Shaw/FDOT project manager. (4287011)
Bessent Road Replace bridge over West Branch. Hal Jones Contractor Inc., of Jacksonville
began January 4, 2016 and should finish in 170 days (Summer 2016) at a cost of $2,271,500.
James Salter/project manager. (2123792)
Butler Boulevard (State Road 202) Interchange improvements at the Southside Boulevard
(State Road 115) ramps. Work includes new lighting, guardrail, resurfacing and exit ramp
widening. Duval Asphalt Products, Inc., of Jacksonville contracting with a bid of $848,333.30.
Work began June 7, 2016 and finish in 160 days (early 2017). Jessica Tippett/FDOT project
manager. (4326591)
Dillon Road Replacing bridge over McGirts Creek. Leware Construction Company of Florida,
Inc., began February 24, 2016 and should finish Winter 2016 at a cost of $1,544,000. Jessica
Tippett/FDOT project manager. (4152511)
Duan Avenue (State Road 104) and Lem Turner Road (State Road 115) Resurfacing and
drainage improvements on Dunn Avenue from milepost 2.9 to 3.9 and on Lem Turner Road from
milepost 5.3 to 7.1. Kirby Development, lac., began January 25, 2016 and should fmish in 140
days at a cost of $1,743,906.22. (209674)
Emerson Street (State Road 126) Resurface, replace JEA water main, curb and gutter
improvements, upgrade pedestrian signals and repair sidewalks from Spring Park Road to Hart
Expressway. Project began in July and should be complete in winter 2017 at a cost of $1.7
million. Duval Asphalt Products, Inc./CEI project manager; Guelmary Mendez/FDOT project
manager (432266)
First Coast Expressway (State Road 23) New toll road construction from north ofArgyle
Forest Boulevard to Interstate 10 (8 miles). Work also mcludes construction of interchanges at
103ri Street (State Road 134), Normandy Boulevard (State Road 228) and at New World
Avenue. Dragados USA, Inc., of Coral Gables began September 16, 2013 and should finish in
early 2017 at a cost of $76,890,000. This is a design/build project. David Weintraub ofIEAces is
CEI project manager (352-258-5915). Keimy GeisendorffFDOT project manager. (4305653)
First Coast Expressway Extension (State Road 23) Building new interchange for Interstate 10
and for Beaver Street (U.S. 90). J.B. Coxwell Contracting Inc., of Jacksonville began July 6,
2015 and should finish in 850 days (Fall 2018) at a cost of $45,821,967.34. Chris Beury of
JEAces is CEI project manager (352-258-3471). GuelmaryMlendez/FDOT project manager.
(2096593)
Golfair Boulevard (State Road 122) and Norwood Avenue (State Road 117) Resurfacing
from 1-95 to Mam Street (2 miles). Duval Asphalt Products, Inc., of Jacksonville began March
14, 2016 and finish in 175 days at a cost of $3,955,570.90. Jessica Tippett/FDOT project
manager. (430562, 430563)
Hart Expressway (State Road 228) Repairs to the Hart Bridge including replacing wire rope
replacement, coating of stmctural steel, replacing drainage trough, replacing gusset plates and
other bridge rehabilitation. Abhe & Svoboda, Inc., of Jordan, MN began April 5, 2016 and
should finish in 436 days at a cost of 4.3 million. Brian Benton/FDOT project manager. (430158,
431945)
Heckscher Drive (State Road 105) Replacing the Sisters Creek Bridge. Archer Western -
Florida ofTampa began April 24, 2014 and should fmish in 843 days (August 2016) at a cost of
$44,244,000. Tom Woods ofHNTB is CEI project manager (904-226-5006). Brian
Benton/PDOT project manager. (2096071)
Interstate 10 Drainage improvements from Cassat Avenue (State Road 111) to one mile east of
1-295. Petticoat-Schmitt Civil Contractors Inc., of Jacksonville began September 9, 2015 and
should finish in 350 days (late 2016) at a cost of $6,310,104.46. Matt Hulst ofRS&H is CEI
project manager (904-608-9335). Michael Shaw/FDOT project manager. (2131134)
Interstate 10 Reconstructing and relocating interchange at Marietta (Exit 355). Superior
Construction Company of Jacksonville began design work August 28, 2012 and construction
work started October 17, 2013 and should be complete in 1,377 days (Spring 2016) at a cost of
$26.8 million. This is a design/build project. Quentin Hill ofGAI Consultants, Inc., is the CEI
proj ect manager (904-3 63 -1110). Jessica Tippett/FD OT proj ect manager. (2133012)
Interstate 10 at US 301- Build new eastbound ramp from U.S. 301 in Baldwin. Superior
Construction Company Southeast, LLC of Jacksonville started work in February, 2016 and
should fmish in 1200 days (early 2019) at a cost of $65,973,116. Pete Sheridan/Shaimon Mobley
ofGPI Southeast is CEI project manager (904-355-6948). Robbie Gurganious/FDOT project
manager. (4288651)
Interstate 95 Interchange improvements at the Old St. Augustine Road interchange. PetticoatSchmitt Civil Contractors, Inc., of Jacksonville began February 8, 2016 and should finish in 280
days (late 2016) at a cost of $3,726,162.70. Sandy Daniel/Javier Castro of North Florida
Professional Services is CEI project manager (904-200-1677). Taylor Byrd/FDOT project
manager. (4326561)
Interstate 95 Replacing the 1-95 Overiand Bridge that carries traffic over Hendricks, King and
Montana avenues. Archer Western Contracting Inc., ofTampa began January 14, 2012 and
should fmish in late spring 2017 at a cost of $159,223,853.22. This is a design/build project.
John Kemp ofEisman & Russo is CEI (904-398-9377). Kenny GeisendorfiKFDOT project
manager, www.i95overlandbridge.com (2133043)
Interstate 95 Operational improvements at Butler Boulevard (State Road 202). SEMA
Construction, Inc., ofOrlando began December 3, 2014 and should finish in 923 days (early
2017) at a cost of $66,725,725. Ray Farcas and Kregg Diemer of Parsons Transportation Group
are CEI project managers (904-838-2934). Kenny Geisendorf£/FDOT project manager.
(4165014)
Interstate 295 East Adding express lanes from State Road 9B to Butler Boulevard (State Road
202). Archer Western Contracting began February 23, 2016 and should finish in 900 days
(Spring 2018) at a cost of $139.9 million. Frank Butcher/FDOT project manager. (2093013)
Interstate 295 East Interchange improvement at Heckscher Drive (State Road 105) to provide
New Berlin Road access. Superior Construction Company Southeast of Jacksonville began
January 30, 2014 and. should finish in 938 days (Late 2016) at a cost of $20,538,004.71. Carrie
Smithheart ofETM is CEI project manager (904-265-3151). Jessica Tippett/FDOT project
manager. (2091687)
Interstate 295 West Rehabilitation, concrete repairs, painting, cathodic protection to the
Buckman Bridge. Orion Marine Construction, Inc., of Tampa began January 5, 2015 and should
finish in 557 days (Summer 2016) at a cost of $8,285,681.23. DonBuwalda ofGPI Southeast is
CEI project manager (904-355-6948). Frank Butcher/FDOT project manager. (4244221)
Interstate 295 West Adding lanes and reconstruct from north of Interstate 10 to north of
Commonwealth Avenue (1.4 miles). Superior Construction Company Southeast of Jacksonville
began November 5, 2014 and should finish in 656 days (late 2017) at a cost of $10,022,615.63.
Shannon Mobley of GPI is CEI project manager (904-355-6948). Dan Lahey/FDOT project
manager. (2132591)
Interstate 295 West Addmg Express Toll Lanes and reconstructing from the Buckman Bridge
to Interstate 95 (4.2 miles). Dragados USA of Coral Gables began in October 2014 and should
finish in 808 days (Late 2016) at a cost of $88,950,000. Kevin Leadbetter and Sid Howell of
GAI are CEI project managers (904-389-6911). Dan Lahey/FDOT project manager. (2133457)
Interstate 295 West Landscaping Collins Road interchange, providing temporary urigation
system. Oasis Landscape Services, Inc., began October 5, 2015 and should finish in 885 calendar
days (Spring 2018 - includes 2-year establishment period) at a cost of $831,662.49. Austin
Woodington of Target Engmeering is CEI project manager. Guelmary Mendez-Ton-es/FDOT
project manager. (435875)
JtA North Access Road (State Road 243) Building new road from Airport Road to Pecan Park
Road (2.5 miles). Superior Construction Company Southeast Inc., of Jacksonville began
November 13, 2014 and should finish in 810 days (early 2017) at a cost of $14,832,876.06. Ryan
Poulsen ofRS&H is CEI project manager (904-256-2251). Robbie Gurganious/FDOT project
manager. (2093996)
Main Street (U.S. 1) Mechanical and electrical repairs to the Main Street Bridge. M & J
Construction Company ofPinellas County Inc., ofTarpon Springs began April 8, 2016 and
should finish in 365 days (Spring 2017) at a cost of $10,725,120.53. Ray Farcas/Matt Kuhn of
Parsons Transportation Group are CEI project managers (904-596-1413). Brian Benton/FDOT
project manager. (424424)
Newnan Street/Hubbard Street Replace bridge over Hogan's Creek. Hal Jones Contractor,
Inc., of Jacksonville began work February 24, 2016 and should finish in 250 days at a cost of
$1,503,905.27. Jessica Tippett/FDOT project manager. (4152541)
Roosevelt Boulevard (US 17) Repairs to the Ortega River bridge including replacement of the
fishing bridge. M & J Construction ofTarpon Springs began April 6, 2016 and should finish in
530 days at a cost of $4.3 million. T.J. Butler/FDOT project manager. (4302581)
Southside Connector (State Road 113) Landscape at the Merrill Road overpass.
Prankie Valdez Co., Inc. began April 11, 2016 and should finish in 160 days (Spring 2018 includes 2-year establishment period) at a cost of $819,000. Austin Woodington of Target
Engineering/CEI project manager (904-541-4836). Guelmary JMendez/FDOT project manager.
(4307361)
State Road 9B Building new four-lane limited access roadway from the Interstate 95
interchange m Duval County to County Road 2209 in St. Johns County. Superior Construction
Company Southeast of Jacksonville and Arcadis began August 2015 and should finish m 900
days (early 2018) at a cost of $79,760,041.11. Rob Hansgen/Tim Thacker ofETM are CEI
project managers (904-470-3900). Jeff Williams/FDOT project manager. (431418)
State Street/Union Street (State Road 139,SR115, U.S.1) Resurface from Cleveland Road to
the Mathews Bridge. Hubbard Construction Company of Winter Park began November 30, 2015
and should finish m 370 days (Spring 2017) at a cost of $13,015,505.55. Patti Waller/Bill
Bowerman of Gannett Fleming: CEI project manager (904-813-0558). Frank Butoher/FDOT
project manager. (4324521)
Washington Street (State Road 10A) Replacing the Hogan's Creek Bridge with a box culvert.
Brothers' Construction, Inc., of Stuart began September 21, 2015 and should finish in 210 days
(Fall 2016) at a cost of $1,759,555.04. Robert Gurganious/PDOT project manager. (4304171)
Interstate 295 East Repair and resurface the Dames Point Bridge. Notice to proceed issued on
7/30/16. Contract days are 200 at a cost of $1,841,105.00 (4301571)
Hart Bridge - Bridge rehabilitation work on the Hart Bridge over the St. Johns River. Work
started in June, 2016. Contractor Abhe & Svoboda has 436 days on the $4.3 million contract.
JEAces is CEI, Stephen Haney senior PM. Brian Benton is DOT PM. (4301581 and 4319451)
Construction is Imminent
(Work is to begin within the year)
Baymeadows Road (State Road 152) Intersection improvements from Freedom Commerce
Parkway to Southside Boulevard (1.6 miles). Project to begin in January at an estimated cost of
$5.1 million. CDM Smith/CEI project manager; Dan Lahey/FDOT project manager (4309101)
Beach Boulevard (State Road 212) Landscape from San Pablo Road to South 12th Street (2.2
miles) to begin in October 2016 at estimated cost of $1.4 million. TEG/CEI project manager;
Guelmary Mendez/FDOT project manager (4319621)
Butler Boulevard (State Road 202) Interchange improvements at the Southside Boulevard
(State Road 115) ramps. Bids were opened December 3, 2015 and the apparent low bidder was
Duval Asphalt Products, Inc., of Jacksonville with a bid of $848,333.30. Work should begin June
4, 2016 and fmish in 160 days. Jessica Tippett/FDOT project manager. (4326591)
Dunn Avenue (State Road 104) Update traffic signals, ITS installation, and curb and gutter and
sidewalk repairs from Biscayne Boulevard to U.S. 17 (Main Street). Construction to begin in
October and finish in 145 days (spring 2017) at a cost of $1.5 million. PowerCore, Inc./CEI
project manager; Guelmary Mendez/FDOT project manager(2096861)
Projects in Five-Year Work Program
(Adopted Work Program of 2015-2020)
103r Street (State Road 134) Intersection improvements at 1-295 interchange and at Firestone
Road in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $2.2 million. (4343371)
103rd Street (State Road 134) Upgrade traffic signals at intersection with Old Middleburg Road
in 2016/17 at estimated cost of $229,594. (4343411)
Acosta Bridge Fender work in 2018/19 at estimated cost of $1.9 million. (4321951)
Airport Road (State Road 102) Resurface from International Airport Road to 1-95 m 2017/18 at
estimated cost of $4.2 million. (4343021)
Arlington Expressway (State Road 10A) Clean and paint the steel approach spans to the
Mathews Bridge m 2016/17 at estimated cost of $10.4 million. (2096168)
Arlington Expressway (State Road 10A) Steel repairs to the Mathews Bridge in 2018/19 at
estimated cost of $2.6 million. (4345141)
Arlington Expressway (State Road 115) Add sidewalk along the Arlington Expressway service
road in 2018/19 at estimated cost of $306,225. (4343331)
Atlantic Boulevard (State Road 10) Add a bike lane/sidewalk at the Intracoastal Waterway
bridge in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $1.2 million. (4343301)
Atlantic Boulevard (State Road 10) Traffic signal update from Kingman Avenue to Bartram
Road in 2018/19 at estimated cost of $1.1 million. (432395)
Beach Boulevard (U.S. 90) Intersection improvements from P.O.P. Way to Ryar Road (.8 mile)
at University Boulevard. Bids to open in June 2016 at estimated cost of $4.7 million. Renee
Brinkley/project manager. (4309141)
Beach Boulevard (U.S. 90) Update traffic signals from Kingman Avenue to Bartram Road (2.4
miles) in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $1.1 million. (4323951)
Beach Boulevard (U.S. 90) Traffic signal update from Parental Home Road to Cortez Road in
2020/21 at estimated cost of $1.5 million. (432404)
Beach Boulevard (U.S. 90) Traffic signal update from San Mateo Street to Marion Road m
2020/21 at estimated cost of $1.2 million. (432403)
Beaver Street (U.S. 90) Resurface from U.S. 301 to Jones Road (9.7 miles). Bids to open in
May 2016 at estimated cost of $7.4 million. (4322671)
Beaver Street (U.S. 90) Add turn lane at Brandy Branch Road (County Road 121). Bids to open
in February 2016 at estimated cost of $580,000. (4307451)
Beaver Street (U.S. 90) Add turn lane at Otis Road (County Road 119). Bids to open in May
2016 at estimated cost of $350,000. (4307491)
Beaver Street (U.S. 90) Resurface from Stockton Street to Ocean Street in 2017/18 at estimated
cost of $2 million. (4323081)
BIanding Boulevard (State Road 21) Update traffic signals from Collins Road to Park Street in
2018/19 at estimated cost of $2 million. (4307601)
Busch Drive (State Road 104) Resurface from 1-295 to Biscayne Boulevard in 2017/18 at
estimated cost of $4.1 million. (4343031)
Butler Boulevard (State Road 202) Landscape from southbound Southside Boulevard to
northbound Southside Boulevard in 2015/16 at estimated cost of $901,000. (4319761)
Cassat Avenue (State Road 111) Traffic signal update from Blanding Boulevard (State Road
21) to Edgewood Avenue in 2018/19 at estimated cost of $1.9 million. (209565)
Cassat Avenue (State Road 111) Resurface from Blanding Boulevard (State Road 21) to Lenox
Avenue in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $6.1 million. (4361741)
Chaffee Road (County Road 115) Add lanes at Normandy Boulevard (State Road 228) in
2018/19 at estimated cost of $803,424. (4358371)
Edgewood Avenue (State Road 111) Paint the bridge over the Norfolk and CSX Railroad. Bids
to open in March 2016 at estimated cost of $390,000. (4312242)
Edgewood Avenue (State Road 111) Resurface from Old Kings Road to U.S. 1 in 2017/18 at
estimated cost of $926,785. (4322681)
Edgewood Avenue (State Road 111) Pedestrian safety improvements from Ina Street to
Edgewood Drive. Bids to open in March 2016 at esthnated cost of $1 million. (4312243)
Edison Avenue Replace the McCoy's Creek Bridge in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $3 million.
(4092671)
Emerson Street (State Road 126) Resurface from Hendricks Avenue (State Road 13) to Philips
Highway (U.S. 1) m 2017/18 at estimated cost of $2 million. (4361711)
Hart Expressway (State Road 228) Landscape from Atlantic Boulevard (State Road 10) to
University Boulevard (State Road 109) (1.6 miles) in 2016/16 at estimated cost of $1.3 million.
(428756)
Hart Espressway (State Road 228) Intersection improvements at the eastbound off-ramp to
eastbound Atlantic Boulevard in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $142,649. (4360261)
Heckscher Drive (State Road 105) Resurface from the Blount Island entrance to the St. Johns
River Ferry in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $4.7 million. (4343011)
Heckscher Drive (State Road 105) Replace bridge at Simpson Creek in 2019/20 at estimated
cost of $4.4 million. (4340411)
Heckscher Drive (State Road 105) Replace bridge at Myrtle Creek in 2019/20 at estimated cost
of $3.7 million. (4340421)
Hendricks Avenue/San Jose Boulevard (State Road 13) Resurface from Comell Road to San
Marco Boulevard in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $4.6 million. (4343001)
Howell Drive Replace the Ribault River Bridge in 2017/18 at an estimated cost of $8 million.
(4152501)
Interstate 95 Landscape from Riverside Avenue to Park Street in 2014/15 at estimated cost of
$1 million. (431985)
Interstate 95 at Interstate 10 Operational improvements. Bids to open in December 2015 at
estimated cost of $122 million. See web site www.l0and95.com for details. (4330361)
Interstate 95 at Interstate 295 North Operational improvements including new flyover.
Design-Build work started in July 2016. Construction on $176 million project is slated for
October, 2016. Contractor is Archer Western. Brian Benton is FDOT PM. (2133231)
Interstate 95 Rehabilitate concrete pavement at Airport Road (State Road 102) access to
Jacksonville International Airport in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $5.4 million. (2093652)
Interstate 95 Repairs to the overpasses at the Interstate 295 South interchange. Bids to open in
March 2016 at estimated cost of $1 million. (4307561)
Interstate 295 East Landscape at the Alta Road interchange in 2017/18 at estimated cost of
$545,000. (4352671)
Interstate 295 West Resurface from Trout River to Interstate 95 in 2017/18 at estmiated cost of
$10.6 million. (4288071)
Interstate 295 West Landscape at the 103rd Street (State Road 134) interchange in 2017/18 at
estimated cost of $545,000. (4352681)
Interstate 295 West Repaint the bridges from Normandy Boulevard (State Road 228) to north
ofU.S. 1 in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $4.6 million. (428491 1)
JIA North Access Road (State Road 243) Add lanes from new Pecan Park Road to Pecan Park
Road/I-95 interchange in 2016/17 at estimated cost of $10.7 million. (4337301)
Kings Avenue (State Road 5) Resurface from Philips Highway to Main Street m 2017/18 at
estimated cost of $3.3 million. (4361581)
Kings Road (State Road 139) Resurface from Cleveland Street to Martin Luther King Jr.
Parkway (2.8 miles). Bids to open in May 2016 at estimated cost of $4.4 million. Jeff
Daugharty/project designer. (4305601)
Kings Road (State Road 139) Update traffic signals between Cleveland and Division streets in
2017/18 at estimated cost of $2.3 million. (2096425)
Lane Avenue (State Road 103) Resurface from Normandy Boulevard to Beaver Street in
2017/18 at estimated cost of $1.9 million. (4342991)
Lem Turner Road (State Road 115) Traffic signal system from 44th Street to Interstate 295
(6.7 miles) in 2013/14 at estimated cost of $330,000. (430068)
Lem Turner Road (State Road 115) Paint northbound bridge over the Ribault River in 2018/19
at estimated cost of $1.6 million. (4284981)
Lem Turner Road (State Road 115) Resurface from Interstate 95 to Soutel Drive in 2017/18 at
estimated cost of $4.3 million. (4361701)
New Kings Road (U.S. 1) Resurface from Edgewood Avenue to Trout River Boulevard in
2017/18 at estimated cost of $5.4 million. (4361631)
Normandy Boulevard (State Road 228) Upgrade traffic signals from Lamplighter to Cassat
Avenue (State Road 111) in 2020/21 at estimated cost of $2.9 million. (209648)
Norwood Avenue (State Road 117) Resurface from 1-95 to Golfair Boulevard. Bids to open in
October 2015 at estimated cost of $2.1 million. (4305631)
Prudential Drive and San Marco Boulevard (State Road 13) Resurface from M.&m Street to
the Acosta Bridge in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $1.3 million. (4361591)
St. Johns Avenue (State Road 211) Bridge repair at the Ortega River Bridge in 2017/18 at
estimated cost of $5 million. (2095035)
San Jose Boulevard (State Road 13) Upgrade traffic signals from Julington Creek Road to
Mandarin Road (2.1 miles) in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $762,000. (4323961)
Southside Boulevard (State Road 115) Traffic signal update at Atlantic Boulevard (State Road
10) in 2020/21 at estimated cost of $369,000. (434339)
Southside Boulevard (State Road 115) Traffic signal update at Cargall Street in 2020/21 at
estimated cost of $378,000. (434338)
State Road AlA/Timucuan Trail Build bike path/walking trail from Fort George River to
Little Talbot Island. Bids to open in April 2016 at estimated cost of $2 million. (4331642)
Third Street (State Road A1A) Drainage unprovements from Seagate Avenue to Beach
Boulevard in 2016/17 at estimated cost of $24 million. (4360771)
University Boulevard (State Road 109) Update traffic signals from Los Santos Way to Merrill
Road (1.5 miles) in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $500,000. (4324011)
University Boulevard (State Road 109) Traffic signal update from State Road 13 to Cesery
Boulevard in 2018/19 at estimated cost of $1.1 million. (209683)
University Boulevard (State Road 109) Intersection improvements at Atlantic Boulevard
between Bartram Drive East to Cesery Boulevard (.6 mile) including adding a left turn lane from
wesfbound Atlantic to southboimd University (currently single left turn), adding a right turn lane
from northbound University to eastbound Atlantic, extending existing right turn lane from
southbound University to westbound Atlantic, relocating existing Lawrence Place (city street) to
provide safer connection to University by moving it further north, away from University/Atlantic
intersection), replacing/upgrading existing signals with new mast arms, lighting improvements in
2017/18 at estimated cost of $3.8 million. JeffDaugharty/project manager. (4326481)
U.S. 301 Build new lunited access bypass on the west side of Baldwin in 2017/18 at estimated
cost of $32 million. (2095374)
U.S. 301 Resurface firom north of Interstate 10 to U.S. 90 in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $1.5
million. (4361771)
Wonderwood Drive (State Road 116) Drainage unprovements from 1-295 to Mayport Road
(State Road 101) in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $5.2 million. (4287961)
Wondenvood Connector (State Road 116) Resurface from Sandcastle Lane to Mayport Road
in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $2.6 million. (4361751)
Recently Completed Projects
(within the past year)
Interstate 10 Operational improvements including resurfacing from Interstate 295 to Cassat
Avenue (2 miles). Superior Construction Company Southeast, Inc., of Jacksonville began
January 6, 2015 and finished June 23, 2016 at a cost of $8,533,240.39. (4335541)
Arlington Expressway (State Road 10A) Fender work, access ladder replacement and
navigational lighting at the Mathews Bridge. Hal Jones Contractor of Jacksonville began July 28,
2014 and finished June 16, 2015 at a cost of $1,997,720. (209541)
Atlantic Boulevard (State Road 10) Resurfaced from Brookview Drive North to Keman
Boulevard (2 miles). Preferred Materials Inc., of Jacksonville began February 26, 2015 and
finished August 7, 2015 at a cost of $2,422,563.95. (4305461)
Atlantic Boulevard (State Road 10) Added sidewalk from Southside Boulevard to San Pablo
Road (6.6 miles). American Lighting and Signalization of Jacksonville began May 29, 2014 and
finished February 11, 2015 at a cost of $439,554.37. (4297527)
Baymeadows Road (State Road 152) Resurfaced from San Jose Boulevard (State Road 13) to
Bayberry Road (2 miles). Duval Asphalt Products, Inc., of Jacksonville began January 3, 2014
and finished January 22, 2015 at a cost of $2,844,520. (428704)
Beach Boulevard (State Road 212) Resurfaced from Ridgewood Road to POP Way and from
Ryar Road to a point west of Parental Home Road (3.9 miles). Masci General Contractors Inc., of
Port Orange began July 24, 2014 and finished May 21, 2015 at a cost of $3,832,891.28.
(4287091)
Busch Drive and Dunn Avenue (State Road 104) Resurfaced Busch Drive from Monaco
Drive to Main Street (U.S. 17) (.8 mile) and Dunn Avenue from Biscayne Boulevard to Interstate
95 ramps (1 mile). Hubbard Construction Company of Winter Park began November 12, 2014
and finished May 28, 2015 at a cost of $3,648,201.75. (426963, 428703)
Heckscher Drive Built bike trail from north of Shad Creek Bridge to south ofHaulover Creek
Bridge, part of the Timucuan Trail system. American Lighting and Signalization, Inc., of
Jacksonville began March 2, 2015 and fmished July 30, 2015 at a cost of $552,684.25.
(4340141)
Interstate 10 Installed signing and pavement markings from west of Stockton Street to Interstate
95. Traffic Control Products of Florida, Inc., ofTampa began October 20, 2014 and finished
February 25, 2015 at a cost of $477,912.78. (4307711)
Interstate 95 Provided cathodic protections on the piers of the bridges over Cedar Creek and
Little Cedar Creek. L&S Concrete Restoration Inc., began January 6, 2014 and finished February
27, 2015 at a cost of $1,520,777. (4260721)
Interstate 95 Resurfaced from Myrtle Avenue overpass to pedestrian overpass (3.5 miles).
Hubbard Construction Company of Winter Park began November 7, 2014 and fmished October
12, 2015 at a cost of $7,085,441.05. (4288081)
Interstate 95 - Rehabilitated concrete pavement from south of Greenland Road to just south of
Butler Boulevard (State Road 202) (6.3 miles). Reeves Construction ofMacon, GA began
September 21, 2011 and finished December 1, 2015 at a cost of $19,405,696.98. (2132175)
Interstate 295 West Drainage improvements from Morse Avenue to Interstate 10 began June 4,
2015 and finished April 15, 2016 at a cost of $3,292,107.72. (213251-4)
Interstate 295 East Installed Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) from 1-95 South
interchange to Atlantic Boulevard. American Lighting and Signalization, Inc., began September
15,2014 and finished February 11,2016 at a cost of $5,061,593.98. (2091683)
Interstate 295 West Improvements made to Wilson Boulevard (State Road 208) interchange.
Dragados USA, Inc., of Coral Gables began April 25, 2014 and finished July 20, 2015 at a cost
of $3,268,006.76. (4297512)
Interstate 295 West Operational improvements at Commonwealth Avenue. Southern
Development Corporation of Jacksonville began January 7, 2013 and defaulted in Mlarch 2014.
Preferred Materials Inc., of Jacksonville resumed construction and completed the work on July
27, 2015 at a cost of $3,350,997.27. (2132594)
Interstate 295 West Interchange improvements at Pritchard Road. Hubbard Construction
Company of Winter Park began June 2014 and fmished September 26, 2015 at a cost of
$5,124,750. (4169532)
Main Street (U.S. 17) Bridge rehabilitation at the Trout River. Coastal Gunite Construction
Company ofBradenton began August 12, 2014 and finished March 25, 2016 at a cost of $2.7
million. (4261691)
Main Street Bridge (U.S. 17) Repair metal bridge deck. Superior Construction Company began
January 4 and finished January 12,2016. (4102212)
Main Street (U.S. 1) Rehabilitated the Main Street Bridge. Superior Construction Company
Southeast of Jacksonville began January 7, 2014 and finished April 30, 2015 at a cost of
$11,088,677.88. (2096159)
Philips Highway ftJ.S. 1) Resurfaced from University Boulevard (State Road 109) to Interstate
95 (3 miles). Duval Asphalt Products Inc. of Jacksonville began September 8, 2014 and finished
November 2, 2015 at a cost of $6,187,853. (428706)
Roosevelt Boulevard (US 17) Resurfaced from Tunuquana Road (State Road 134) to
Woodmere Street (3.3 miles). Duval Asphalt Products Inc., of Jacksonville began August ^,
2014 and finished June 10, 2015 at a cost of $3,855,596. (428705)
San Jose Boulevard (State Road 13) Resurfaced from Sunbeam Road to Comell Road (4.7
miles). APAC Southeast Inc., of Jacksonville began January 6, 2014 and finished January 22,
2015 at a cost of $4,543,997.73. (428708)
Southside Boulevard (State Road 115) Improvements at Deercreek Club Road. PetticoatSchmitt Civil Contractors of Jacksonville began May 16, 2015 and finished Febmary 11, 2016 at
a cost of $658,468.53. (4307181)
University Boulevard (State Road 109) Drainage improvements from Carmel Terrace Lane to
Knight's Lane. Preferred Materials Inc., of Jacksonville took over from Southern Development
Corporation of Jacksonville who defaulted in March 2014. Work was completed May 22, 2015 at
a cost of $2.2 million. (2097051)
University Boulevard (State Road 109) Replaced bridge over the Arlington River. Superior
Construction Company began construction in October 2013 and finished December 7, 2015 at a
cost of $11,440,230. (2123793)
Philips Highway (U.S. 1) Resurfacing from the St. Johns County line to State Road 9B (3
miles). Hubbard Construction Company of Winter Park began February 5, 2016 and finished in
May 2016 at a cost of $2,059,187.00. Javier Castro of North Florida Professional Services/CEI
project manager (386-752-4675). Taylor Byrd/FDOT project manager. (4305641)
State Road 9B Construction of new roadway from interchange at U.S. 1 to Interstate 95 (3
miles). Infrastructure Development Partners of Jacksonville began in April 2013 and finished
July 16, 2016 at a cost of $95 million. Rob Hansgen of England, Thims & Miller: CEI project
manager (904-470-3900). JeffWilliams/FDOT project manager. (2092949)
U.S. 301 Added lanes from north of Baldwin at a point where the future Baldwin Bypass will
intersect to the Nassau County line (3 miles). Anderson Columbia Company of Lake City and
Horizon/BDA began with design on August 18, 2011 and began with construction in November
2011 and finished with the construction on August 22, 2015 at a cost of $67,538,789.79 (includes
adding lanes in Nassau County to the existing four lanes just south of Callahan including
replacement of the Funks Creek Bridge for a total of 17 miles). four lanes were opened on May
26, 2015. (4295511)
Wonderwood Drive (State Road 116) Drainage improvements from Buck Business Park 1-295
to the Intracoastal Waterway and pavement repairs from Buck Business Park Boulevard to just
east ofGatelyRoad. J.B. Coxwell Contracting lac., of Jacksonville began March 9, 2015 and
finished March 3, 2016 at a cost of $8,733,092.95. (4287962)
NASSAU COUNTY
(as of 091616)
Construction is Underway
Interstate 95 Landscaping and beautification of the U.S. 17 interchange. Oasis Landscape
Services, Inc., began October 5, 2015 and should finish in 855 days (includes 2-year
establishment period) at a cost of $1,019,872.20. Austin Woodmgton/ Target Engmeermg is CEI
(904-541-4836). Guehnary Mendez/FDOT project manager. (4307391)
Interstate 95 Installing new Welcome to Florida sign and other state line gateway structures,,
drainage improvements, guardrail and landscaping at the Georgia state line. West Construction,
Inc., began January 4, 2016 and should finish in 300 days (late 2016) at a cost of $3,436,656.47
(combined with similar project in Hamilton County on 1-75). Abraham Bah of GAI Consultants
is CEI project manager (904-363-1 115). Jason Bordner/FDOT project manager. (4354741)
State Road A1A Adding lanes from west ofRubin Davis Lane to east of 0'Nell Scott Road
(County Road 107) (5 miles). Superior Construction Company Southeast, LLC of Jacksonville
began January 24, 2016 and should fmish in 1,200 days (Summer 2019) at a cost of
$59,962,436.00. Kent Ponder/Came Smithheart of England, Thims & Miller is CEI project
managers (904-642-8990). Michael Shaw/FDOT project manager. (2107124)
State Road A1A Adding two lanes from west of Still Quarters Road to west ofRubin Davis
Lane (1.5 miles). J.B. Coxwell Contracting, Inc., of Jacksonville began September 4, 2014 and
should finish in 720 days (late 2016) at a cost of $18,473,682.36. Bruce Boyles ofEisman &
Russo is CEI project manager (904-733-1478). Jessica Tippett/FDOT project manager.
(2107123)
U.S. 1 Resurfacing and drainage improvements between Fourth and Fifth streets in Callahan.
Leviathan Trucking LLC began March 25 and should finish m 45 days at a cost of $138,260.88.
Brian Kurts/FDOT project administrator. (42871 12)
Projects in Five-Year Work Program
(Adopted Work Program 2015-2020)
Andrews Road Resurface from County Road 121 to U.S. 1 in 2015/16 at estimated cost of
$704,000. (4327671)
Chester Road Add lanes from State Road A1A to Green Pine Road (2.3 miles) in 2018/19 at
estimated cost of $10 million. Stephen Browning/project manager. (4260312)
Hillard Sidewalk improvements from Dayspring Village to County Road 121 in 2015/16 at
estimated cost of $700,000. (4372631)
Interstate 95 Install lighting at interchange with U.S. 17, Bids to open in September 2016 at
estimated cost of $1 million. (2107112)
Interstate 95 Add Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) network from the Duval County line
to U.S. 17 in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $6.2 million. (4274751)
Kolars Ferry Road Reconstruct road from Mun-hee Road to Kings Ferry Road in 2017/18 at
estimated cost of $3.6 million. (4345491)
Middle/Griffin Road Resurface from Colby Drive to County Road 108 (6.4 miles) in 2015/16
at estimated cost of $1.4 million. (4327981)
South 14th Street Resurface from Sadler Road to Amelia Island Parkway in 2017/18 at
estimated cost of $330,000. (4345881)
Thomas Creek Road Resurface from U.S. 301 to the Duval County line (4.2 miles) in 2015/16
at estimated cost of $924,000. (4326041)
State Road A1A Add lanes from Interstate 95 to west of Still Quarters Road (2.1 miles). Bids to
open in September 2016 at estimated cost of $33 million. Will Lyons/project designer. (2107112)
State Road A1A Resurface from the Amelia River Bridge to Centre Street in 2017/18 at
estimated cost of $5.6 million. (4361601)
U.S. 1 Resurface from Alligator Creek to the end of the curb and gutter in 2017/18 at estimated
cost of $12.2 million. (4361621)
Recently Completed Projects
(within the past year)
U.S. 1 Resurfaced from the Duval County line (Thomas Creek Bridge) to Fififch Avenue in
Callahan (4.3 miles). Duval Asphalt Products Inc., of Jacksonville began October 10, 2014 and
finished August 22, 2015 at a cost of $5,283,383.02. (4287111)
U.S. 301 Added two lanes from the Duval County line to the four-lane just south of Callahan (14
miles). Anderson Columbia Company of Lake City began November 14, 2011 and finished
August 22, 2015 at a cost of $67,538,789.79 (includes adding lanes in Duval County from a point
where the future Baldwin bypass intersects to the Nassau County line for a total of 17 miles).
The four-lanes were opened May 26, 2015. (4295511)
PUTNAM COUNTY
(as of 11/01/2016)
Construction is Underway
State Road 19 Resurface from the Marion County line to the Barge Canal Bridge (11.1 miles).
P&S Paving, Inc. is the contractor. The project began m May and should be complete in 280 days
(spring 2017). $6.5 million. (4322651)
U.S. 17 Addmg lanes from Horse Landing Road to North Boundary Road in San Mateo (2
miles). Watson Civil Construction Inc., of Jacksonville began July 31, 2015 and should finish in
730 days (fall 2017) at a cost of $13,869,803.94. Bill Downey/Matt Hulst ofRS&H are CEI
project managers (904-256-2580). Donnie Devenny is the FDOT project manager. Construction
Open House held August 11, 2015 atDunns Creek Baptist Church. (2100284)
U.S. 17 Resurfacing from Feagle Avenue to County Road 309 (5 miles). Halifax Paving, Inc.,
began March 21, 2016 and should finish m 210 days (fall 2016) at a cost of $3,284,461.01. Steve
Spittle is the FDOT project manager. (4305521)
Projects in Five-Year Work Program
(Adopted Work Program 2015-2020)
County Road 216 Widen and resurface from State Road 100 to U.S. 17 in 2016/17 at estimated
cost of $780,000. Local Agency Program (LAP) (4345511)
]Vlain Street in Crescent City Add bike lane from Junction Road to end ofexistmg trail (1.5
miles) in 2018/19 at estimated cost of $650,000. (4305121).
State Road 19 Resurface from the begummg of the curb and gutter south of State Road 20 to
State Road 100 in September 2017 at an estimated cost of $4 million. Taylor Byrd/FDOT project
manager. (436167)
State Road 20 Add lanes from County Road 315 in Interlachen to the Alachua County line m
2018/19 at estimated cost of $87 million. Donnie Devenny/FDOT project manager. (2100244, 5)
Recently Completed Projects
(within the last year)
State Road 207 Resurfaced from the end of curb and gutter to the St. Johns County line (5.4
miles). Preferred Materials, Inc., of Jacksonville began August 11, 2014 and finished July 28,
2015 at a cost of $5,035,066.90. (4287121)
State Road 207 Built bike trail from Putnam County Boulevard to the St. Johns County line (7
miles). American Lighting and Signalization Inc., of Jacksonville began December 16, 2014 and
finished November 21, 2015 at a cost of $1,965,000. (2102869)
U.S. 17 Resurfaced from the Volusia County line to Junction Road in Crescent City (3.8 miles).
Halifax Paving, Inc., of Ormond Beach began November 17, 2014 and finished April 6, 2015 at a
cost of $1,865,344.96. (4305511)
ST. JOHNS COUNTY
(as of 11/01/2016)
Projects Under Construction
1-95 Installing Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) from U.S. 1 to north of County Road 210.
SICE, Inc., of Miami, began January 4, 2016 and is scheduled to fmish in 360 days (winter 2017)
at a cost of $6,409,349.44. Craig Games of Metric Engineering is CEI project manager(407-948-
2179), Jeff Williams is the FDOT project manager. (4274761)
State Road 9B (Phase 3) Building new four-lane limited access roadway from the 1-95
interchange in Duval County to County Road 2209 (St. Johns Parkway) in St. Johns County.
Superior Construction Company Southeast of Jacksonville and Arcadis began construction in
August 2015 and is scheduled to finish in 900 days (early 2018) at a cost of $79,760,04 1.11. Rob
Hansgen (904-866-7210) and Tim Thacker (904-652-8566) ofEngland-Thims & Miller are the
CEI project managers; Jeff Williams is the FDOT project manager. Construction open house was
held August 20, 2015 at Creekside Christian Church. (4314182)
State Road 16 Installing Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) from 1-95 to U.S. 1 and from
U.S. 1 to West Castillo Drive. SICE, Inc., of Miami, began July 24, 2016 and is scheduled to
finish in 180 days (winter 2017) at a cost of $1,048,048.00. Craig Games of Metric Engineering
is CEI project manager (407-948-2179), Jeff Williams is the FDOT project manager. (4372661)
State Road 207 Resurface from Old Hastings Road at the Putnam County line to Cowpen
Branch Road in St. Johns County (3 miles). Includes bicycle lanes, bicycle keyhole lanes, rumble
stripes on shoulder lines, and upgrading northern and southern approaches of Deep Creek
Bridge. Halifax Paving, Inc. ofOrmond Beach is the contractor. Donnie Devenny is FDOT
project manager. The project began m May and should be complete February 2017. Cost is $4
million. (4322641)
State Road 207 Construct Hastings multi-use path trailhead (restroom facility, parkmg, picnic
pavilions, etc.), connecting bike lanes and paths along State Road 207, and to the future St. Johns
River to Sea Loop Trail. Cost is $955,122. Florida Safety Contractors, Inc. of Jacksonville is the
contractor and Taylor Byrd is the FDOT project manager. The 190 day project began October
26, 2016 and is scheduled for completion in spring 2017. (4322561)
Construction is Imminent
State Road 206 (Crescent Beach Bridge) Improvements to the Matanzas River Bridge. Bids to
open in March at estimated cost of $3 million. (4304491)
State Road 207 Construct crossroads trailhead (restroom facility, parking lot, picnic pavilion,
etc.) at State Road 206. Estimated cost is $613,034. Project will be re-bid April 2017. Taylor
Byrd/FDOT project manager. (4354391)
State Road 312 Resurface from U.S. 1 to State Road A1A in 2017 at estimated cost of $2.2
million. Bids open October 26, 2016.(4323131)
U.S. 1 Intersection improvements with San Carlos Avenue scheduled to start in summer 2017
and be complete in sprmg 2019 at an estimated cost of $3.5 million (includes May Street
drainage project below). Public Hearing held April 26, 2016. (4345561)
May Street (State Road A1A) Drainage improvements from San M.arco to Magnolia Avenue
(.4 mile). Scheduled to start in summer 2017 and be complete in sprmg 2019. Public Hearing
held April 26, 2016 in conjunction with May Street/U.S. 1 intersection improvement project.
(2104524).
Projects in Five-Year Work Program
(Adopted Work Program 2015-2020)
King Street (State Road 5A) Resurface from West King Street to State Road 16 in 2017/18 at
estimated cost of $2.9 million. (4361681)
St. Johns River to Sea Loop Trail Build bike trail head on the Mussallem tract in 2019/20 at
estimated cost of $950,000. (4340131)
State Road A1A Repaint the Bridge of Lions at estimated cost of $1.5 million. Bids to open in
November 2017. Jeff Williams/FDOT project manager. (4338421)
State Road A1A Update traffic signals from PGA Tour Road to Ponte Vedra Lakes Boulevard
(3.2 miles) at an estimated cost of $1.3 million. Bids to open in July 2017. Steve Spittle/FDOT
project manager (4324051)
State Road 207 Construct trailheads for the bike path/trail m Armstrong in 2016/17 at estimated
cost of $350,000. (432257)
State Road 207 Landscape from the old 207 east curve to the old 207 west curve in 2016/17 at
estimated cost of $237,000. (4324481)
State Road 207 Construct a bike path/walking trail from the Putnam County line to Hastings in
2019/20 at estimated cost of $1.7 million. (4357961)
U.S. 1 Update traffic signals from Lewis Point Road to State Road 207 (2 miles) in 2017/18 at
estimated cost of $1.8 million. (4324061)
U.S. 1 Resurface from State Road 16 to State Road 207 in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $6.6
million. (4361681)
U.S. 1 Resurface from State Road 16 to the City Gates in 2017/18 at estimated cost of $3.4
million. (4361691)
Recently Completed Projects
(within the past year)
Avenida Menendez and King Street (State Road 5A) Resurfaced a portion of the roadway
between U.S. 1 and the Bridge of Lions. Duval Asphalt Products, Inc., of Jacksonville began in
April 2015 and finished May 21, 2015 at a cost of $293,750. (4102143)
1-95 Reconstructed portions of the northbound on and off-ramps and the southbound on-ramp to
County Road 210. American Lighting and Signalization began in June 2015 and fmished in July
2015 at a cost of $290,399.85. (4102142)
State Road A1A Fender work at the Vilano Bridge. Hal Jones Contractor, Inc., of Jacksonville
began June 8, 2015 and finished November 17, 2015 at a cost of $1,419,048. (4319421)
State Road 13 Replaced and widened the bridge culvert over Wards Creek and added a
southbound left turn lane onto State Road 16 and a right turn lane on State Road 16 to
northbound State Road 13. Superior Construction Company Southeast of Jacksonville began
August 9, 2014 and finished January 6, 2016 at a cost of $3,961,974.76. (4244541)
State Road 312 Provided cathodic protection to the piers of the eastbound Matanzas River
Bridge. Orion Marme Construction, Inc., ofTampa began Febmary 17, 2014 and finished June
12, 2015 at a cost of $2,445,796.05. (4282291)
Projects Under Consideration
(Adopted Work Program 2015-2020)
1-95 Design to add lanes from International Golf Parkway to the Duval County line (8.6 miles) is
underway. (4240264)
King Street (State Road 5A) Design to make drainage improvements from Malaga Street to
Avenida Menendez (A1A) (.6 mile) is underway. (4308971)
King Street (State Road 5A) Study to detemime improvements from the Bridge of Lions to
Charlotte Street is underway. (4282712)
First Coast Expressway (State Road 23) Design to construct new four-lane limited access toll
facility between Blanding Boulevard (State Road 21) to 1-95 with a new bridge crossing the St.
Johns River is underway. Public information meetings held Nov. 1, 2005 in St. Johns County and
Nov. 3, 2005 in Clay County. Public hearings held Feb. 22, 2010 in St. Augustine, Feb. 25, 2010
in Orange Park, March 2, 2010 in Green Cove Springs and March 4, 2010 in Jacksonville. A
public information meeting was held December 10, 2015 in Green Cove Springs.
www.FirstCoastExpi-essway.com. Jim Knight/project manager. (2082253)
State Road 207 Design to build bike trail from the Putnam County line to west of Deep Creek
(7.3 miles) is underway. (4331711)
State Road 313 (formerly State Road 312 Extension) Purchase right of way to build new
roadway from State Road 207 to U.S. 1. Construction estimated at $111 million is not funded.
Public meeting held January 12, 2012. Leigh Ann Bennett/project designer. (2102302, 3)
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