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FDOT Updates Progress On Nine Mile Road Between Pine Forest And Beulah Roads
October 15, 2019
The Florida Department of Transportation says crews are making progress on Nine Mile Road between Beulah Road and Pine Forest Road.
Last month, the travel lanes between the Leisure Lakes RV Park and Eleven Mile Creek were temporarily shifted to the newly constructed and eventual eastbound roadway.
The project team is making every effort to widen the section between Navy Federal Way and I-10 from two to four travel lanes by the end of the year, according to FDOT. Meantime, work is simultaneously ongoing in other areas along Nine Mile Road.
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7 Responses to “FDOT Updates Progress On Nine Mile Road Between Pine Forest And Beulah Roads”
What a disaster and danger this has been to put up with. Get the road done …. Not including the the time we have spent..
You people will never know all that crap we haft to put up with it’s the not the construction people it’s the dot inspectors and government that slows the progress down
WOW! It is a miracle……….can not imagine what it takes .to bring all of this together…….and I am so anxious for it to be done, as I am sure every one else is also………good Job!
Sue: in anything at all dealing with the government, the government never goes first. you want somethiing from the government? first you have to demonstrate a need. since roads are a government concern… . that means Navy Federal has to spend the money for the building first. Then the state will put up the money for the roads.
that’s never going to change – I would bet on it.
They probably could have built a 8 lane bridge over the Pacific in a shorter amount of time.
Great job FDOT!
This work should have been done BEFORE Navy Federal was allowed to expand.