Roadway Projects
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2023-2024 Street Resurfacing
The goal of this project is to ensure a high-quality roadway system while using the City's maintenance funds wisely. In 2017, Transmap was hired to assess the City's road network. The selection of roadways for milling and resurfacing in this contract was based on the lowest pavement condition index (PCI) levels identified through the Transmap digital survey, as well as consideration of future roadway projects. The aim is to restore 32 lane miles of arterial roadways to excellent condition across the city. Please note that this project is subject to change based on projected budgets.
View the latest updates below.
Microsurfacing efforts have been completed along the following streets throughout the month of May. These efforts were completed to assure quality is maintained along these roadways.
Fairhill Lane, Fairchild Lane, and Barley Lane, Bannbury Lane and Banner Lane, Woodward Lane, Woodworth Lane, Woodholme Lane, Woodhollow Lane, Rivera Lane, Ranshire Lane, Riviere Lane, Ranwood Lane, Riverina Lane, Ranch Way, Porpoise Lane, Porwyn Lane, Pillary Lane, Pilgrim Drive, Pleasant Lane, Plumtree Place, Plateau Place, Plateau Lane, Pillar Lane and Plainview Drive
Similar microsurfacing efforts may take place at other locations in the future on as needed basis.
Rymfire Drive Project Completed
Despite some minimal delays and complications in the wake of Hurricane Milton, crews were able to complete this project and complete a large portion of the work overnight to help mitigate potential traffic issues.
Rymfire Drive Milling and Resurfacing
With milling and resurfacing of the entirety of Pine Lakes Pkwy now complete, crews started work late last week on milling and resurfacing of Rymfire Drive. Crews will be on the road over the next several weeks and motorists can expect minimal delays while work is underway. Once completed, milling and resurfacing will commence on Royal Palms Pkwy.
