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Taylor County approves extensions and resolutions for multiple FDOT road projects

2171596 · January 1, 2025
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Summary

Commissioners unanimously adopted authorizing resolutions and approved several FDOT supplemental agreements on Dec. 17 that extend project completion dates for multiple road-widening and resurfacing projects through late 2025–early 2026.

Taylor County commissioners on Dec. 17 adopted resolutions and approved supplemental agreements with the Florida Department of Transportation that extend completion deadlines for several road projects.

County staff presented supplemental agreements and corresponding authorizing resolutions for multiple projects, including work identified in the meeting as: First Avenue South (supplemental agreement numbers 2 and 3), the McDaniel (named in the record as “McDaniel Bridal”) widening/resurfacing scope (supplemental agreement number 1), Nathaniel Roe (project described in staff remarks) and Cedar Island Road (supplemental agreement number 2). Each agreement would extend the project completion deadline (examples cited in the meeting: Dec. 31, 2025, and Jan. 30, 2026 for one First Avenue segment).

Motions to read titles, adopt the resolutions and approve the agreements were offered for each item; each motion received a second and passed by voice vote. County staff said the extensions provide additional time to complete construction and utility work under FDOT schedules and do not change the county’s financial authorization beyond previously approved budgets.

Ending: The board took the agreements and resolutions as approvals; county engineering staff will carry the extensions forward with FDOT and report progress at future meetings.