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City Road Plans - Street Closure & Detours
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- Contractors began replacing four lift stations along Gulf Boulevard.
- The construction along Gulf Boulevard and 58th Avenue area has resulted in unexpected road closure due to the proximity to the road. There will be daily lane closure on the west lane heading south along Gulf Boulevard through the next four weeks.
- Starting April 19th, 2021, Metro Equipment Service Inc will begin the installation of a new sanitary sewer force main in Gulf Boulevard for the City of St. Pete Beach. This phase of the work will begin near 37th Avenue & Gulf Boulevard, progressing north in phases. This portion of the project is anticipated to take three to four months to complete. Motorists can expect lane closures on Gulf Boulevard and periodic congestion on connecting roadways as the remainder of construction progresses towards completion. The inside south and north bound lanes and middle turn lane on Gulf Boulevard will encounter hard road closures while crews are installing the new pipes. Motorists traveling to destinations on the opposite west side of Gulf Boulevard adjacent to these lane closures will need to proceed past their destination and make a U-turn to get around the construction.
- We understand the increase in traffic and delays are challenging and we thank you for your patience.
The City has contracted with Bridge Masters Construction, LLC to make repairs to the bridges to Vina del Mar at 21stAve and to Boca Ciega Isle Drive at the east end of 46th Ave.
Repairs will take place on the driving deck and underneath the bridges including concrete spalls, crack sealing, grout injection, concrete coating, guardrail work and miscellaneous activities.
Work on the Vina del Mar bridge will begin on March 8, 2021 and last for approximately three weeks.
Work on the Boca Ciega Isle bridge will begin on March 19, 2021 and last for approximately three weeks.
Work on both bridges will close one lane and traffic will be flagged head to head in alternating shifts. Work hours are from 8am to 4pm Monday thru Friday. No weekend work is planned. We understand that traffic delays and congestion are frustrating and ask everyone to have patience and drive safely.