SR-60 BUILD Grant
Overview
The USDOT has released the Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for FY 2019 BUILD (Better Utilizing Investments to Leverage Development) Discretionary Grants.This year $900 Million is made available to fund transportation projects.
Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is excited to submit an application for the FY 2019 BUILD Discretionary Grant in order to support the development of safety improvements along a key segment of State Road 60 (S.R. 60) in Osceola County. S.R. 60 is a major freight corridor connecting several logistical centers and activity generators for the region. The project corridor is from 260-ft west of Three Lakes WMA Road to 1.1 miles east of Peavine Road in Osceola County (near Yeehaw Junction).
Improvements to this segment include:
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Pair of Passing Lanes (EB & WB)
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Rumble strips (audible/vibratory treatments) on road edges and at the centerline
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Updated signing & pavement markings
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Wide shoulders to accommodate trucks
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Lighting at key intersections
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Drainage improvements
This project has garnered strong partnerships from around the region including public agencies, private enterprise, and elected officials. Partners, collaborators, and stakeholders from FDOT are in agreement that the S.R. 60 Passing Lanes project is a top priority and is crucial to the health of mobility along this growing corridor.
The BUILD grant application has been submitted to USDOT through the Grants.gov system. The following supporting material has been posted on this website for reference purposes:
Additional Resources
Appendix A - Project Information Form
Appendix A - Federal Wage Certificate
Appendix B - Benefit Cost Analysis Tech. Appendix
Appendix B - Benefit Cost Analysis Model
Appendix C - Project Support Letters
Appendix D - MetroPlan LRTP (Freight)
Appendix D - MetroPlan Freight Network Plan
Appendix D - FDOT 5-Year Work Program
Appendix D - 2029-2045 Cost Feasible Plan
Appendix E - SR 60 Safety Report
Appendix E - SR 60 Corridor Study
Appendix E - Evaluation & Prelim. Concept Development