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Clay County reports $143.8 million spent on bond transportation program; County Road 217 bridge estimated at $5.5 million
Summary
County staff told commissioners the bond transportation program has expended about $143.8 million so far and provided status updates on major projects; County Road 217 bridge replacement will likely cost roughly $5.5 million, leaving a $2.5 million gap beyond an FDOT grant.
Clay County officials told the Board of County Commissioners on Jan. 13 that the bond transportation program has expended approximately $143,800,000 to date and outlined the schedule and risks for major road and bridge projects.
Ed Dendoor, bond transportation program administrator, reviewed progress on several projects, reporting percent‑paid figures and schedule forecasts. He said County Road 217 — a two‑lane, 25‑foot‑wide bridge slated to be replaced with a 40‑foot‑wide structure including shoulders and bike lanes — has an early full replacement estimate near $5.5 million, including…
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