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Read. Follow. Verify.Funding for New Turn Lanes on Hodges Boulevard
Record date · June 10, 2025
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What This Bill Does
This ordinance authorizes the transfer of approximately $2.96 million to fund the installation of new turn lanes at three intersections along Hodges Boulevard. It also adjusts the city's five-year and removes $165,000 in previously allocated sales tax funds from the project.
This legislation reallocates $2,955,081.05 in city funds to construct new turn lanes at the intersections of Hodges Boulevard with Sutton Park Drive South, Sutton Park Drive North, and Chets Creek Boulevard.
Who It Affects
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Hodges Boulevard commuters
Drivers using the intersections of Hodges Boulevard and Sutton Park Drive/Chets Creek Boulevard will experience changes to road infrastructure.
City of Jacksonville
The city is reallocating capital project funds and amending its five-year improvement plan.
Key Facts
- Appropriates $2,955,081.05 from the 'CDA Hodges & Beach' project to the 'Hodges Blvd Improvements' project.
- Funds are sourced from Investment Pool Earnings ($132,377.06) and Other Construction Costs ($2,822,703.99).
- De-appropriates $165,000.00 from the Better Jax Trust Fund - Local Option Sales Tax account.
- Project scope includes new turn lanes at Hodges Blvd & Sutton Park Dr S, Sutton Park Dr N, and Chets Creek Blvd.
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- Waives conflicting provisions of Section 111.535 of the Ordinance Code to permit the fund transfer.
- Amends the 25-29 5-Year Capital Improvement Plan (previously approved by Ord 2024-505-E).
- Amends the Better Jax Plan Work Program.
- Passed the City Council with an 18-0 vote on June 10, 2025.
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Capital Plan Amendment
The ordinance explicitly amends the 25-29 5-Year Capital Improvement Plan, showing a shift in priority for the Hodges Boulevard corridor.
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