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County Paving Remaining Dirt Roads In Old Molino Area
March 26, 2014
An Escambia County dirt road paving project is near completion in “Old Molino”.
According to the county, the project consists of the design and paving of all or portions of:
- Brickyard Road
- Brickton Road to Barth Road
- Molino Road to Blake Street
- Blake Street from the West End to Brickyard Road
- McKinnonville Street from Molino Road to Brickyard Road
The project also addressed drainage upgrades necessary to prevent roadway flooding.
The project was designed to eliminate the dirt roads in the Old Molino area, eliminating the need for the county to send a motor grader to the area to perform routine maintenance.
NorthEscambia.com photos by Kristi Smith, click to enlarge.
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9 Responses to “County Paving Remaining Dirt Roads In Old Molino Area”
dale,
Escambia County, Florida:
Love it — as is — or leave it?
Not that I don’t love it, but could imagine an improvement or two.
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I was reading the other day where the county was planning to take over the private water and wastewater treatment for Innerarity Island — I think it was — which serves some 200 residences and upgrade it at a cost of some seven million dollars, figuring they can pay for it with money from our Local Option Sales Tax money, LOST. It makes the unpaid loan to freeze the Civic Center for hockey look less criminal.
David for a world without speed bumps
and WITH reasonable people
if u dont like what your county and state is doing for you then just move u do have options.
Brickton Road needs repaving between the “test” cold mix and Molino Utilities digging holes in the asphalt every few months , it has so many dips and potholes that it makes it almost impossible to drive on your side of the road. The utilities need to be moved from under the road , because no matter how great they fix the road when the utility company does repairs they do a crappy job of fixing the pavement back!! Molino Utilities needs to be held accountable for repairing the roads correctly!!!
Wow I wish the county would take the dirt road I live on. I don’t think our dirt road would be as bad if ECUA wasn’t on it, it seems like I front of all the garbage cans big dips appear in the road.
Concur on Cedartown road starting at Jahaza Rd. Very badly needed.
Wow Mr Frankie….be positive…that area looks great now…those guys did a great job and its hard work
The cold mix was a good start years ago and held up pretty good but glad to see ASPHALT going down everywhere. Our top coat of asphalt is greatly appreciated on Wilder Road. Frankie I agree Mckinnonville St. is a launching pad right in front of your house. A very tricky convergence zone there. Look Out Bro!
Cedartown Road not mentioned
needs paving if for no other reason than to cut down on water pollution from runoff
where are the speed bumps? and you may aswell take the stop sign down at molino road and mckinnonville st. they never use it . that road is more like a air strip,made for landing and takeing off. the police could have a field day at that intersection, they also need to put a helocopter pad in that lot beside that intersection, for life flight they will be busy!!!!!!! william i will send you the pictures when the wrecks begin. oh yea the paved road I do like, I want have to wash the dust off my house and truck as much as I was thanks Roads Inc.