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Commission awards design contract for County Road 108 realignment
Summary
The board approved a $1.66 million contract with Kimley Horn for Phase 1 design of County Road 108, including realignment at US‑17, a new railroad crossing and intersection improvements to support safety and future school connectivity.
Nassau County commissioners voted April 27 to award contract CM4134 to Kimley Horn and Associates Inc. to design Phase 1 of the County Road 108 extension. Staff described the project as correcting an acute skew at the US‑17/108 intersection, adding a railroad crossing and extending the road to create a parallel alternative to SR 200; the design contract amount in the agenda was $1,664,910.05.
Scott Pedego, senior project manager in the capital improvements department, said the work will "provide a parallel route to SR 200 with improvements in safety and mobility expected along that route" and noted the project will support future school access and connectivity to the River Bluff Parkway. Commissioner Gray said the realignment will also serve as an emergency evacuation route north of State Road 200. The motion to approve the design contract passed 5–0.
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