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The City of North Port celebrated a groundbreaking ceremony in March 2023 to kick off the widening of Price Boulevard, a much-anticipated project that will ease congestion on this key roadway and make it more resilient in the event of future storms.
Key Features
Four travel lanes/two in each direction
A continuous bi-directional center left lane
A ten feet wide multi-use path on each side of the roadway
Project Features
By the Numbers:
Price Boulevard widening from two lanes to four lanes between Toledo Blade and Sumter boulevards
The project is approximately 2.8 miles in length
New traffic signal mast-arm infrastructure at three major intersections: Salford Boulevard, Cranberry Boulevard, Chamberlain Boulevard
All traffic signals including Sumter Boulevard and Toledo Blade Boulevard will be interconnected and synchronzied
Five miles of culvert drainage pipe
Twelve drainage (stormwater) detention ponds
Emergency traffic signal to be installed at Citizens Parkway for Fire/EMS
6.3 miles of Type "F" curb and gutter
Approximately 14,347 tons of asphalt
183 drainage curb inlets
5.6 miles of 10-foot-wide concrete multi-use path
21,000 landscape plants (primarily around drainage ponds)
LED lighted fountains at each pond
246 street lights
Bi-directional left-turn lane (stamped concrete surface)
Property owners on Price Boulevard will need to sign and return a Temporary Construction Easement and Right of Entry form, which gives the City temporary permission to access your property, primarily to remove and reconstruct a new driveway and do ancillary work to adjust your front yard to meet the new road and sidewalk. View an example of the Temporary Construction Easement and Right of Entry form(PDF, 130KB).
The City of North Port celebrated a groundbreaking ceremony in March 2023 to kick off the widening of Price Boulevard, a much-anticipated project that will ease congestion on this key roadway and make it more resilient in the event of future storms.
Key Features
Four travel lanes/two in each direction
A continuous bi-directional center left lane
A ten feet wide multi-use path on each side of the roadway
Project Features
By the Numbers:
Price Boulevard widening from two lanes to four lanes between Toledo Blade and Sumter boulevards
The project is approximately 2.8 miles in length
New traffic signal mast-arm infrastructure at three major intersections: Salford Boulevard, Cranberry Boulevard, Chamberlain Boulevard
All traffic signals including Sumter Boulevard and Toledo Blade Boulevard will be interconnected and synchronzied
Five miles of culvert drainage pipe
Twelve drainage (stormwater) detention ponds
Emergency traffic signal to be installed at Citizens Parkway for Fire/EMS
6.3 miles of Type "F" curb and gutter
Approximately 14,347 tons of asphalt
183 drainage curb inlets
5.6 miles of 10-foot-wide concrete multi-use path
21,000 landscape plants (primarily around drainage ponds)
LED lighted fountains at each pond
246 street lights
Bi-directional left-turn lane (stamped concrete surface)
Property owners on Price Boulevard will need to sign and return a Temporary Construction Easement and Right of Entry form, which gives the City temporary permission to access your property, primarily to remove and reconstruct a new driveway and do ancillary work to adjust your front yard to meet the new road and sidewalk. View an example of the Temporary Construction Easement and Right of Entry form(PDF, 130KB).