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Walnut Hill Pine Forest Road Paving Project Near Completion
October 18, 2024
A paving project is nearing completion on Pine Forest Road in Walnut Hill.
The $1.3 million District 5 project includes resurfaceingsix miles of Pine Forest Road from Highway 97 to Arthur Brown Road. Final thermoplastic striping and reflective pavement markings will be completed about 14 days after paving.
Pictured: Paving last week on Pine Forest Road near Walnut Hill late last week. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “Walnut Hill Pine Forest Road Paving Project Near Completion”
Hwy 164 is really a disappointment.yea they paved some but what about the rest of the potholes? That road is a mess an it’s still should all be paved.not one bit of it was paved in front of any houses.the whole road should be totally paved.we do pay taxes up here to.
Sure would be nice if people understood the difference between County and State Roads.
Sure would have benefitted tax payers Raised Tax Money on Cypress Street to finally have a two lane road to drive on, instead of setting on the main road of Authur Brown waiting to turn onto Cypress Street, while cars are exiting Cypress Street, since it has never been widened or paved, just FILL & PATCH, “THAT’S THE MOTO, FILL & PATCH” which was the ONLY road not paved or widened just east of the newly paved Pine Forest. JUNIPER & MITCHELL STREETS WERE WIDENED & PAVED. BUT JUMPED OVER CYPRESS STREET, our higher taxes do not benefit us paying them, they go towards other’s safety & comfort.
Sure would be nice if they could find some asphalt to widen 4500 feet of Pine Forest Road from Detroit Blvd to Hwy 297a. This project needed to be done 10 years ago not 10-years from today.