Wilde Lake Blvd

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Wilde Lake Blvd

The April 2014 storm event caused flooding over the top of the Wilde Lake Boulevard box culverts and roadway. Flood waters destroyed the weir structure in between Lakeside Estates and Heather Lake. The storm also destroyed the concrete ditch on the upstream side of Wilde Lake Boulevard, washed out the headwall, footers, and eroded a large section of roadway and shoulder on the downstream side.

Site 1: Design plans are complete and include the replacement of the box culverts with a single-span bridge.

Site 2: Will involve replacement of the damaged weir and installation of a seawall along the western shoreline of Heather Lake.

Milestones

Milestone	Date	Notes

Last Updated:

Site 1:

Construction Complete
Bridge Open to Traffic

Site 2:

Construction Complete 8/24/17
This project will be submitted to the Federal Emergency Management Agency for funding reimbursement
- Requested FEMA Deadline - July 28th, 2017
  - Extension granted through October 2017

Project Manager:

TJ Williams

Office Phone:

850-595-3417

Architect/Engineer:

Fabre Engineering, Inc for Site 1. David Fitzpatrick for Site 2

Contractor:

J Miller Construction for Site 1. TBD for Site 2

District:

District 1

Funded:

Yes

Sponsoring Division:

Engineering - Construction Management

Date Completed:

8/24/2017

Files

ConstructionNotice_WildeLakeBlvd

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