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Coral Springs moves up surtax‑funded roadway resurfacing after Broward County interlocal agreement
Summary
The commission approved an interlocal agreement with Broward County to bring forward surtax funding for resurfacing several neighborhood roads, moving a cycle‑1 project originally scheduled for 2027 into 2025.
The Coral Springs City Commission unanimously approved an interlocal agreement with Broward County on Thursday that will accelerate resurfacing work on four residential corridors using county surtax funds.
Tina, a city staff presenter, told the commission the projects are part of a cycle‑1 list the city submitted in 2019 and had originally been programmed for 2027. “Because of our partnership with the county, we were able to move up the funding to 2025,” she said. The affected streets in the contract are Beechwood Heights, Kensington Glen, Remsburg Drive and Westview Drive between Coral Ridge Drive and North University Drive.
Why it matters: The agreement uses Broward County surtax revenue to pay for municipal transportation rehabilitation and maintenance work, allowing Coral Springs to bring forward needed neighborhood resurfacing without using general fund dollars.
What the commission did: The mayor moved approval; Commissioner McHugh seconded. The resolution authorizing the interlocal agreement (Resolution 2025‑12) passed unanimously.
Project and schedule details: City staff said the work will be included in a resurfacing contract to be advertised for bid; the item is one of several surtax projects the city has coordinated with the county.
Ending: Staff said they will proceed to bid the resurfacing work under the interlocal agreement; the commission approved moving the funds and schedule forward.
