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Florida seeks to bolster A1A with buried sea wall in Flagler County to prevent washouts

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The Florida Department of Transportation is building a buried seawall. The seawall will start near South Central Avenue and continue south. The project is part of a plan to repair and strengthen A1A in Flagler and Volusia counties. There may be times when traffic goes down to a single lane with flagging.

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Florida seeks to bolster A1A with buried sea wall in Flagler County to prevent washouts

Starting this week, transportation crews will begin building a special seawall along State Road A1A in Flagler Beach, and that could lead to lane closures and traffic shifts.The Florida Department of Transportation is building a buried seawall in Flagler Beach. The seawall will start near South Central Avenue and continue south to just north of High Bridge Road, south of the Volusia County line.FDOT said crews will shift the travel lanes on A1A …

2 months ago·Orlando, United States

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