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Project Overview:
This project involves the possible expansion of SR 528 on the existing alignment or within a new corridor into a multi-use/multi-modal corridor. The study for potential improvements is in north and south of SR 528 from Orlando International Airport to near SR 414 in Brevard County.
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Project Overview:
This project involves a potential new roadway between SR 417 in southeast Orange County and I-4 in Polk or Osceola Counties. The project length is 47 miles.
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Project Overview:
This project involves a potential new roadway between SR 429 in west Orange County and US 27 in southeast Lake County. The project length is 7 miles and the study area extends west from SR 429 in Orange County to US 27 in Lake County between Hartwood Marsh Road and US 192.
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Project Overview:
This project involves a potential new roadway between SR 417 and SR 46 in Seminole County. The project length is 6 miles and the study area extends from SR 417 on the south and west to the St. John’s River on the north and Lake Jessup on the east.
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Project Overview:
The proposed eastern extension of SR 408 is a potential new or expanded roadway between east Orange County and north Brevard County covering approximately 25 miles east-west, and 9 miles north-south, the study area generally parallels SR 50 from east of Alafaya Trail to I-95.
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Project Overview:
The Wekiva Parkway is a proposed 25 mile roadway that would begin at the planned SR 429/SR 414 (Maitland Boulevard Extension) interchange at US 441 in Apopka proceeding north and then east along the current SR 46 alignment and would connect to I-4 near Sanford. The project also includes the SR 46 Bypass, which would begin at US 441 and SR 46 near Mount Dora and connect to the Parkway at a systems interchange in northwest Orange County.
The Expressway Authority is responsible for the portion of the project in Orange County. The FDOT is overseeing development of the Lake and Seminole County portions of the roadway.
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