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Quintette Road To Be Resurfaced In Santa Rosa
February 11, 2011
Thursday, the Santa Rosa County Commission unanimously approved a $1.28 million project to resurface Quintette Road on the Santa Rosa County side of the Escambia River.
Santa Rosa County is entering into an agreement with the Florida Department of Transportation for the milling and resurfacing of Quintette Road from the Escambia River Bridge to Chumuckla Highway. The bottom line for the project is $1,275,655 — with 75 percent from the Florida Department of Transportation and 25 percent from the Electric Franchise Fee Road and Bridge Reserve fund.
Work is expected to begin on the project in April, and it should take about two months to complete, according to Joy Tsubooka, public information officer for Santa Rosa County.
Quintette Road runs from Highway 29 in Escambia County to Chumuckla Highway in Santa Rosa County. It is the only roadway across the Escambia River between Highway 4 in Century and Highway 90 in Pensacola.
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