County Road 210 Roadway Improvements from I-95 to U.S. 1

Project Description

This project will begin east of a current four laning project. 12 acres of right-of-way is needed. 150 feet of right-of-way with a rural typical section is anticipated. FDOT has constructed roadway and bridge improvements along CR 210 from the Sharp Curve over the railroad and US 1 to Valley Ridge Blvd. Initially the bridge will be two lanes. Twin Creek Development proposes to 4 lane the CR 210 from the end of current 4 lane east of I-95 to the Sharp Curve. The language in the Twin Creeks Development Agreement (Ord. 2015-240) does not include the donation of right-of-way for the improvements. Later in their development they will 6-lane CR 210 across their property frontage and 4-lane the bridge over US 1 to Greenleaf Drive. The portion of CR 210 within the Twin Creeks boundary is being constructed to 6-lanes. The portion of CR 210 from the west Twin Creeks boundary to the end of the existing 4-lane section is being designed. The Fiscal Year 2025 budget for this project is $12,580,469.

On Jan. 30, 2024, St. Johns County held a groundbreaking ceremony to celebrate the start of the construction for widening County Road 210. This project will add an additional four lanes of traffic for the seven-tenths of a mile from Trinity Way to Beachwalk Boulevard with sidewalks on both sides. Additionally, a traffic signal will be added at the intersection of CR 210 and Badger Park Drive.

The ceremony began with remarks from Public Works Director Greg Caldwell.

Prosser is the civil engineer on the project, England-Thims and Miller, Inc. lead construction engineering and inspection (CEI) with Watson Civil completing the construction. St. Johns County will fund the project through Impact Fees, the Transportation Trust Fund, and developer contributions.

Construction is anticipated to finish in the Fall of 2025.