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This meeting served as the last opportunity to express public input before design is finalized. If you were unable to attend the original presentation on June 11, 2020, you can watch the video, view the slide deck and submit your comment online. The comment form will close Saturday, May 1 at midnight.
This project will play a critical role in connecting people safely from the newly-proposed multi-use path along Perdido Key Drive to Johnson Beach as well as provide safety and intersection improvements.
Following the public meeting, this project will move into the design phase for an estimated nine to 12 months (including permitting).
District 2 Commissioner Doug Underhill and Transportation Engineer Christine Fanchi at the public workshop for the Johnson Beach Road Intersection Project on April 29.
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