426179-1 Silver Springs State Park Pedestrian Bridges
Project Details
Work Type: | Trail |
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Phase: | Construction |
Length: | 0.257 miles |
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Construction Cost: | $3.4 Million |
Project Start: | Early 2024 |
Est. Completion: | Early 2025 |
About
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) will construct two 8-foot-wide boardwalks within Silver Springs State Park—the Half Mile Creek boardwalk to the north and the Fort King Waterway boardwalk to the south. The 748-foot Half Mile Creek boardwalk will connect to an existing path on the west side of the park before stretching across the creek and meeting an underutilized trail to the east.
The other, a 550-foot boardwalk, will run south from the existing Ross Allen Island boardwalk before crossing the Fort King Waterway with a 65-foot timber bridge. After the bridge, the boardwalk will continue for approximately 120 feet south before meeting a 180-foot lime rock trail leading to an existing group campsite.
All boardwalks and trails associated with this project will comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
WHAT TO EXPECT: Certain trails and creeks will be closed during construction. Signage, barriers, and other measures will be taken to secure work zones for park visitors’ safety adequately.
The construction schedule may change due to weather or unexpected circumstances.
Contact Information
Communications Team |
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Joe Callahan
(352) 326-7744 / (352) 620-3020
Joe.Callahan@dot.state.fl.us
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For Media Inquiries Only |
FDOT-D5Comm@dot.state.fl.us
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Lane Closures
- There are no lane closures at this time.