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446229-1 SR 66 from US 17 (SR 35) to Charlie Creek
Project Details
| Work Type: | Milling and Resurfacing |
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| Phase: | Construction |
| Limits: | SR 66 from US 17 (SR 35) to Charlie Creek |
| Length: | 7.81 miles |
| Construction Cost: | $9 million |
About
Project Description: The improvements under this contract consist of reconstruction, resurfacing,
addition of Type F curb and gutter, sidewalk, updated pedestrian features, superelevation
correction, guardrail replacement, new drainage pipe and structures, updated signing, and
pavement markings of SR66 from SR35 (US17) to Charlie Creek.
Public Involvement
Nancy Morgan
Interim Community Outreach Manager
Heartland Operations
941.720.6335
nancy.morgan@dot.state.fl.us
FAQs
Project Improvements:
- Milling and resurfacing
- Adding Type F curb and gutter
- Updated sidewalks and pedestrian features
- Superelevation correction
- Guradrail replacement
- New drainage pipes and structures
- Updated signage and pavement markings
Contact Information
| For Media Inquiries Only |
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fdot-d1comm@dot.state.fl.us
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RoadWatch
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SR 66 from US 17 (SR 35) to Charlie Creek: Construction project: Crews will mill and resurface SR 66 from US 17 to Charlie Creek. Improvements will include milling and resurfacing, and motorists can expect a detour at Merle Langford Road when the westbound lane of SR 66 is closed for construction. Eastbound SR 66 will remain open throughout. Other improvements consist of sidewalk construction, drainage structures, guardrails, curb and gutter, new pavement markings and other safety improvements. Please use caution in the area and watch for workers, traffic signage, detours and equipment throughout the project.
Expect lane closures/flagging operations on westbound SR 66 from Grass Velley Ranch Road to Sunset Drive from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. from Monday, October 28, to Friday, November 1, 2024.
Milling and resurfacing is ongoing and motorists should expect longer delays in the queues and may want to consider using alternate routes.
- Completion is expected in early 2026.