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PUTNAM COUNTY Public Works Department Projects For Additional Information Call Public Works at PH 386-329-0346 ROADWAY IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS ESTIMATED Funding/Designer/C ESTIMATED START COMPLETION ontractor LOCATION PROJECT DESCRIPTION CURRENT STATUS OF CONSTRUCTION DATE Phase CR 216 From SR 100 to US 17, FDOT CIGP In the process of engaging a designer for TBD TBD Conceptual/Funding project. recommendation to the board. Pending Pre- Award meeting tentatively recommending FDOT -TRIP/TBD/TBD Five Points Design Group to the BOCC as designer. Pomona Park SCOP Roads Feagle Ave (Resurface), Keown Grant app submitted 8/17/2015 anticipate TBD TBD Conceptual/Funding (Resurface), Lake Street (Resurface), May FDOT response by mid September at the SCOP Requested Street (Dirt to Pave) latest. Moody Rd/St. Johns Re- Intersection to be modified such that Existing Conditions Survey Completed. TBD TBD Conceptual/Funding Alignmnet Moody Rd traverses in a straight alignmnet Waiting on RFQ to determine short list for Design Consultant. RFQ committee review due 8/31/2015. Recommendation to BOCC 9/8/2015. Need to determine if BPP to be TBD/TBD/TBD utilized. Pending Pre-Award meeting tentatively recommending CHW as designer. Moody Road Road resurfacing and turn lane with Waiting for an FDOT permit. Researching September-15 December-15 Conceptual/Funding sidewalk to SR 20 Spells property issue and imminent domain TBD/PCPW/TBD options. Forest Roads to Fort Gates Dirt to pave from SR 19 to Ft Gates Ferry SF 29 application was sent to the US August-15 June-17 In Design Ferry and Mt Royal Avenue to Ft Gates Ferry Forestry Service 5/28/2015 to acquire FDOT-SCOP/Stone easement. SCOP Agreement & award of Engineering /TBD Design Phase sent to consultant. Holloway Road Dirt to pave from SR 100 to Tinsley Road Design contract awarded to Civil Aug-16 June-16 In Design FDOT- SCOP/CSI Ali construction Services Inc. Najafi/TBD 2016 Dirt to Pave - PCPW Filmore to Azaela In house survey to be complete by 9/8/2015 TBD TBD In Design Design and in house design targeted for completion BPP/TBD/TBD by October. 2016 Dirt to Pave - Design St Johns Riverside Estates - Paradise Pt, Mittauer design to be complete Early TBD TBD In Design Contracted to Mittauer Paradise Circle, Fisherman Rd, Creekside January 2016 BPP/Mittauer/TBD Rd, Edgewater Rd Louis Broer Extension Terminate East River Rd @ Putnam Submitting Hydrology Calcs and design to TBD TBD In Design County Rd and add parking lot. Modify FDOT week of 8/24/2015 for Approval. culvert and ditch adjacent to Putnam PCPW/PCPW/PCPW County Blvd. Extend W Louis Broer Rd to Putnam County Blvd. 2015 Dirt To Pave Roads Roads to be paved. Bid Date 8/27/2015 BOCC vote 9/8/2015. September-15 December-15 Bidding Need to conduct Pre-Award Meeting and BPP/PCPW/TBD make formal recommendation to BOCC. Page 1 of 5 September TC Meeting PUTNAM COUNTY Public Works Department Projects For Additional Information Call Public Works at PH 386-329-0346 2015 Resurfacing Project Roads to be resurfaced. Bid Date 8/20/2015 BOCC vote 9/8/2015. September-15 December-15 Bidding BPP/PCPW/Walker & In the process of executing contract and Whitehurst issuing NTP. East Pinellas Road The road is to be paved from SR 19 to Punch List is being generated. Underway August-15 Under Construction BPP & Impact Fees/Jones Stokes Landing Road Edmonds/Coleman CR 209 Roadway The resurfacing will improve roadway Construction is underway. 90% complete. - Underway December-15 Under Construction Resurfacing pavement from Palmetto Bluff Rd to US 17 Contract Extended for Railing - Currently FDOT - SCOP/Infrastructure working on driveways and roadway Engineering/Halifax turnouts US 17 in East Palatka Install concrete light poles from Memorial FPL commenced pole installation 7/11/15. Underway September-15 Under Construction FDOT -LAP Agreement/FPL/ Bridge to the Weigh Station Musgrove Cosntruction 15-13 Pavement Striping Striping for Kenwood Boatramp Rd, NTP issued 8/24/2015. Projects to be billed August-15 September-15 Under Construction Gordon Chapel, Jaffa Rd, And Hillsboro out no later than 9/24/2015. (Ogelsby PCPW/PCPW/Ogelsby Rd (Centerline) Contracting) Dunns Creek - FDEP Project Dirt to Pave of existing trail Stumps have been removed and subgrade July-15 October-15 Under Construction DEP -FDOT LAP Agreement- worked. Limerock delivery commenced /PCPW/North Florida week of 8/17/2015. Emulsions- Jeff King CR 315 From SR 100 to Clay County line Close out documents are in progress. Underway August-15 Close Out 2014 Dirt to Pave Roads Punch List Phase. Patch work is complete. Underway July-15 Close Out WATER AND WASTEWATER UTILITIES PROJECTS ESTIMATED Funding/Designer/C ESTIMATED START COMPLETION ontractor LOCATION PROJECT DESCRIPTION CURRENT STATUS OF CONSTRUCTION DATE Phase East Palatka - Gilbert Road New Wastewater Treatment Plant for East Phase I - Anticipated to be on-line Underway Sept-2015 Under Construction Palatka and San Mateo area approximately mid September. PCI & (Phase I) Public Works compound anticipated December-2015 Jones Edmund completion in mid December. (PCI & Public Construction Works Compound) US 17 in East Palatka Relocation of the Waterline Notice to Proceed was issued by FDOT to August-15 Ocotber 2015 Under Construction relocate existing water facilities on 4/16/2015. STORMWATER IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS Page 2 of 5 September TC Meeting PUTNAM COUNTY Public Works Department Projects For Additional Information Call Public Works at PH 386-329-0346 ESTIMATED Funding/Designer/C ESTIMATED START COMPLETION ontractor LOCATION PROJECT DESCRIPTION CURRENT STATUS OF CONSTRUCTION DATE Phase Front Street in Welaka The project is to improve the cross culvert The design has been revised to reduce Pending FDEM Approval November-15 Conceptual/Funding and reduce flooding (HGMP) neighborhood impacts. The final design HMGP- FEMA /Stone work and grant agency approvals are engineering - Paul Ina/TBD pending. Towles Road Outfall The project is to improve drainage in the A SJRWMD permit was received on Pending FDEM Approval October-15 Conceptual/Funding surrounding areas. (HGMP) October 10th. FEMA modification is pending for final design. Mod 3 is BOCC HGMP - FEMA/King approved -extension and additional funding Engineering/TBD of $3k on September 8th, 2015. Browns Landing/Macon Rd HGMP reopended to address Lori Malhoit Currently 36k in contingency money from Pending FDEM Approval TBD Conceptual/Funding HMGP- FEMA/Stone drainage issue. (HGMP) the initial HGMP. Have reopened it and engineering - Paul Ina/TBD submitted design for approval. Dog Branch Creek Cleaning Dog Branch Creek Submitted 7/30/2015 Waiting for grant app TBD TBD Conceptual/Funding approval. In the process of engaging Ayres TBD/TBD/TBD for survey, study, and design services. CR 309C Road Ditch Piping The project is to repair damage and provide Construction contract was awarded to Underway December-15 Under Construction HMGP FEMA/Five Points Project future road ditch erosion protection. Commercial Industrial Corporation. Design Group- Nancy (HGMP) Buchannon/CIC Eddie Vreen Road/Towles The project is to improve drainage in the Construction is complete. Final Completed July-15 Complete Road surrounding areas. (HGMP) inspection/approval 7/14/15. Project was LPDM completed by PCPW resources. MULTI-USE TRAIL AND SIDEWALK PROJECTS ESTIMATED Funding/Designer/C ESTIMATED START COMPLETION ontractor LOCATION PROJECT DESCRIPTION CURRENT STATUS OF CONSTRUCTION DATE Phase Sun Avenue Sidewalk The project to install sidewalk from Sun This project was to be completed in phases. Pending FDOT Approval December-21 Construction Avenue on SR 20 through Interlachen Lake Funding for FY-2020 construction has Estates to CR 315 been withdrawn by FDOT due to reduction in available funds. A new application under the Transportation Alternatives PCPW/NA/PCPW Program will be submitted for consideration for funding in FY-2021. - PCPW Page 3 of 5 September TC Meeting PUTNAM COUNTY Public Works Department Projects For Additional Information Call Public Works at PH 386-329-0346 US 17 to SJRWMD Office Palatka Multi-Use Trail along SR 100 with The right-of-way acquisition is scheduled Pending FDOT Action December-20 In Design Segment 1 a crossing of SR 19 to begin this year. Possible construction FDOT - LAP/Ayres/TBD could begin in 2019. - FDOT Main Street Multi-Use Trail Crescent City Multi Use Trail (FDOT) 60% drawings completed. 90% drawings Jan-16 July-16 In Design LAP Agreement CC/CSI Ali submitted 7/28/2015. (CSI) - FDOT LAP Najafi/TBD FERRY PROJECTS ESTIMATED Funding/Designer/C ESTIMATED START COMPLETION ontractor LOCATION PROJECT DESCRIPTION CURRENT STATUS OF CONSTRUCTION DATE Phase Fort Gates Ferry Build new ferry landing facilities and The design planning is underway, December-15 June-16 Conceptual/Funding FDOT/Grant- Taylor replace old structures recommendations in the feasibility report Engineering/TBD were approved. Drayton Island Ferry Build new ferry landing facilities and The design planning is underway, December-15 June-16 Conceptual/Funding FDOT/Grant- Taylor replace old structures and upgrade ferry recommendations in the feasibility report Engineering/TBD were approved. OTHER CURRENT PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS ESTIMATED Funding/Designer/C ESTIMATED START COMPLETION ontractor LOCATION PROJECT DESCRIPTION CURRENT STATUS OF CONSTRUCTION DATE Phase West Bannerville Rd Repair and mediate road washout and road ROW is being researched. Letters to be sent TBD TBD Conceptual/Funding bed damage reulting from multiple springs out and meeting with residents to be in road bed. Extend culvert over creek for conducted to advise of intended plan of TBD/TBD/TBD roadway and widen roadway such that action. Presently ROW is required for 25 drainage can effectively occur without parcels of land. damaging roadway. Dunn & Riverside Repair and Mediate road washout at PCPW is reviewing existing conditions and TBD TBD In Design intersection of Dunn and Riverside generating a corrective fix to divert water BPP/PCPW/TBD at multiple locations in lieu of one location where failure occurs.
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