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The City of Dunedin implements an annual paving program meticulously crafted to address street conditions, assessed using advanced software. Through this system, streets undergo thorough evaluation based on their overall condition rating, initially examined by the software and subsequently reviewed by city staff.
Project Budget
The comprehensive project encompasses milling and paving streets in need of repair, along with the replacement of curbs and gutters. Allocating an annual budget of approximately $1 million for paving, sourced from the County Gas Tax fund and Penny fund, as well as $200 thousand for curb and gutter replacements from the Stormwater Utility Fund, the city is committed to enhancing its infrastructure.
Project Elements
Residents residing in areas undergoing street milling and paving can anticipate a temporary but impactful transformation within their neighborhood. The process involves the meticulous removal of old asphalt through milling, succeeded by the precise placement and compaction of new asphalt. While this operation progresses, some noise, vibrations, and temporary restrictions in access and traffic flow may occur. Additionally, residents may experience dust and a faint asphalt odor. Adhering to local guidelines and notices is essential to navigate these temporary inconveniences seamlessly.
Objective
The ultimate outcome will be a freshly paved street, contributing significantly to improved road quality and enhancing the overall appeal of the neighborhood.
Concrete Curb/Gutter Work Clarification
This part of the project is a crucial endeavor aimed at enhancing the infrastructure within our community. This project specifically revolves around the installation and repair of curbs and gutters in targeted locations within our neighborhood. It's important to emphasize that this initiative does not encompass the entirety of the subdivision's curb and gutter system; instead, it focuses on identified areas requiring immediate attention.
Roads to be paved in 2026:
Bay St (Bass Blvd to MLK)
Milwaukee Ave (Skinner Blvd to Bay St)
Oak St (Skinner Blvd to Bay St)
Jackson St (MLK to Douglas Ave)
Palmetto St (Douglas Ave to Jackson St)
Santa Monica Dr (San Salvador Dr to Patricia Ave)
Santa Clara Dr
San Diego Dr
Santa Monica Ct
San Pedro Dr
San Salvador Dr (Patricia Ave to Pinehurst Rd)
St. Catherine Dr (North, East & West)
Glynwood Pl
Shetland Terrace
Haywick Terrace
Prestwick Pl
Patricia Ave (San Salvador Dr to Mclean St)
Overcash Dr (Main St (SR580) to Hitching Post Lane)
Simmons Ct
Ranchwood Dr South
Ranchwood Dr East
Hitching Post Ln
Stony Brook Ln
Dinnerbell Ln South
Dinnerbell Ln East (Dinnerbell Ln S to Copper Kettle Lane)
Copper Kettle Lane (Dinnerbell Ln E to Overcash Dr)
Robmar Rd
Cardinal Dr
St. Anne Dr
St. Mary Dr
If you have any questions or concerns please contact the Engineering Inspector at 727-298-3181
The City of Dunedin implements an annual paving program meticulously crafted to address street conditions, assessed using advanced software. Through this system, streets undergo thorough evaluation based on their overall condition rating, initially examined by the software and subsequently reviewed by city staff.
Project Budget
The comprehensive project encompasses milling and paving streets in need of repair, along with the replacement of curbs and gutters. Allocating an annual budget of approximately $1 million for paving, sourced from the County Gas Tax fund and Penny fund, as well as $200 thousand for curb and gutter replacements from the Stormwater Utility Fund, the city is committed to enhancing its infrastructure.
Project Elements
Residents residing in areas undergoing street milling and paving can anticipate a temporary but impactful transformation within their neighborhood. The process involves the meticulous removal of old asphalt through milling, succeeded by the precise placement and compaction of new asphalt. While this operation progresses, some noise, vibrations, and temporary restrictions in access and traffic flow may occur. Additionally, residents may experience dust and a faint asphalt odor. Adhering to local guidelines and notices is essential to navigate these temporary inconveniences seamlessly.
Objective
The ultimate outcome will be a freshly paved street, contributing significantly to improved road quality and enhancing the overall appeal of the neighborhood.
Concrete Curb/Gutter Work Clarification
This part of the project is a crucial endeavor aimed at enhancing the infrastructure within our community. This project specifically revolves around the installation and repair of curbs and gutters in targeted locations within our neighborhood. It's important to emphasize that this initiative does not encompass the entirety of the subdivision's curb and gutter system; instead, it focuses on identified areas requiring immediate attention.
Roads to be paved in 2026:
Bay St (Bass Blvd to MLK)
Milwaukee Ave (Skinner Blvd to Bay St)
Oak St (Skinner Blvd to Bay St)
Jackson St (MLK to Douglas Ave)
Palmetto St (Douglas Ave to Jackson St)
Santa Monica Dr (San Salvador Dr to Patricia Ave)
Santa Clara Dr
San Diego Dr
Santa Monica Ct
San Pedro Dr
San Salvador Dr (Patricia Ave to Pinehurst Rd)
St. Catherine Dr (North, East & West)
Glynwood Pl
Shetland Terrace
Haywick Terrace
Prestwick Pl
Patricia Ave (San Salvador Dr to Mclean St)
Overcash Dr (Main St (SR580) to Hitching Post Lane)
Simmons Ct
Ranchwood Dr South
Ranchwood Dr East
Hitching Post Ln
Stony Brook Ln
Dinnerbell Ln South
Dinnerbell Ln East (Dinnerbell Ln S to Copper Kettle Lane)
Copper Kettle Lane (Dinnerbell Ln E to Overcash Dr)
Robmar Rd
Cardinal Dr
St. Anne Dr
St. Mary Dr
If you have any questions or concerns please contact the Engineering Inspector at 727-298-3181
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We live on Fairway Drive and I would like to know if it has been evaluated/scored
recently, and if it is on a future list for paving.Thank you.
Thanlin
asked
15 days ago
Yes, it has been evaluated and scored, and it’s currently scheduled within the next couple of years. It definitely would not be included in FY27, as we have several collector roads already scheduled for paving in the next fiscal year.
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