FDOT to host hybrid public meeting for NW 39th Avenue median modifications

Press release from Florida Department of Transportation
GAINESVILLE, Fla. â  The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) will host a hybrid public meeting Jan. 24 to discuss proposed median modifications to NW 39th Avenue (State Road 222) and NW 13th Street.
The meeting will take place both virtually and in person Tuesday, Jan. 24 at the St. Andrews Episcopal Church, 2715 NW 39th Avenue, Gainesville. A 4 to 6 p.m. open house will be followed by a presentation and public comment period at 6 p.m.
Virtual participation instructions and project documents are available at www.nflroads.com/VPH. Participants who are unable to attend the webinar virtually or in person may listen to the meeting by calling (213) 929-4214, access code 780-905-322. All participants, regardless of the platform they choose, will be able to view project documents, ask questions, and make comments for the public record.
Proposed changes include the addition of traffic separators on NW 39th Avenue (State Road 222) along both the eastbound and westbound left turn lanes to NW 13th Street. The project would also extend the existing eastbound and westbound left turn-lanes from 39th Avenue to 13th Street.
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Can you build a toll booth for the occupiers of Gainesvilles median? I’m sure Wild Spaces will cover that. Those funds are being exploited to the hilt, right COMMIEmisioiners?
Wow. What a great idea (sarcasm). 222 will remain rougher than a corncob, but it will have a nice median.
Just what we need, a longer median to give the panhandlers more real estate.
What a shame, the taxes for our property keeps going up while the panhandlers get more land and live rent and tax free.
How about repairing 39th Ave first?