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446560-1 Lee Jackson Highway (12th Street) Sidewalk from Lily Avenue to Baker Avenue
Roadwatch Update Latest NewsProject Details
| Work Type: | Sidewalk |
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| Phase: | Construction |
| Limits: | Lily Avenue to Baker Avenue |
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| Start of Current Phase: | Early 2025 |
| Est. Completion of Current Phase: | Mid 2025 |
About
This project includes installing sidewalk, curb and gutter and improved drainage along the east side of Lee Jackson Highway (12th Street) from the Lily Avenue bridge to Baker Avenue in Haines City, Florida.
As part of the project, a new crosswalk will be added at the intersection of Lily Avenue, North 12th Street, Stuart Avenue and Lee Jackson Highway. For pedestrian safety at the new crosswalk, a stop sign has been installed at the intersection. The stop sign converts the intersection from a three-way stop to a four way stop with Lily Avenue, North 12th Street, East Stuart Avenue and Lee Jackson Highway.
Motorists heading east on Lily Avenue should now be prepared to stop at the new stop sign before proceeding through the intersection.
Contact Information
| Communications Team |
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Sandra Mancil
863-519-4116
Sandra.Mancil@dot.state.fl.us
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| For Media Inquiries Only |
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fdot-d1comm@dot.state.fl.us
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RoadWatch
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Week of Sunday, April 13 through Saturday, April 19:
- Summit Avenue will be closed at Lee Jackson Highway while crews install pipe across the roadway Monday, April 14 and Tuesday, April 15. Motorists should follow the posted detour using Stuart Avenue to North 13th Street back to Summit Avenue.
- A new stop sign is in place at the intersection of Lily Avenue and North 12th Street/Lee Jackson Highway making the intersection a four-way stop with Lily Avenue, North 12th Street, East Stuart Avenue and Lee Jackson Highway. Motorists heading east over the bridge on Lily Avenue must stop at the new stop sign now as the intersection has become a four-way stop. Use extreme caution while all motorists get used to the new traffic pattern.