Federal OK for Florida's Pellicer Creek Bridge Replacements
Published Date: 3/21/2025
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Summary
Florida is moving forward with replacing the old bridges on State Road 5/U.S. 1 over Pellicer Creek in Palm Coast and St. Johns Counties. This means safer, smoother travel with updated roads and drainage. The project has all the green lights from federal and state agencies, so construction can start soon, bringing improvements without delays.
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Pellicer Creek Bridge Replacement Approved
Federal agencies issued final approvals for the State Road 5/U.S. 1 Over Pellicer Creek Bridge Replacement Project (Financial Management Number 447118-1). The approvals cover replacing the parallel bridges (Existing Bridge Numbers 730008 and 730045) in Flagler (City of Palm Coast) and St. Johns Counties, Florida, and grant the licenses, permits, and approvals needed so construction can begin; the project includes updated roadway and drainage to provide safer, smoother travel.
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