Worth keeping an eye on. Does anyone have an opinion on this? For or against?
August 16, 2011 - 7:25pm | Updated: August 17, 2011 - 8:16am
A sign on Cecil Commerce Parkway north of Interstate 10 says "Future toll road."
The future may be arriving soon. And it would mean the first toll road in Northeast Florida in a generation.
Lt. Gov. Jennifer Carroll and state Transportation Secretary Ananth Prasad will be making an announcement today at Branan Field Road and OakLeaf Plantation in Clay County at 11 a.m.
Clay County Commissioner Doug Conkey and Jeff Sheffield, executive director of the North Florida Transportation Planning Organization, say they expect the state to announce it is moving forward with putting tolls on the proposed First Coast Outer Beltway, including the parkway and Branan Field Road.
"I don't know if that's what they're going to announce," Sheffield said. "But that's the most likely scenario."
The state has planned to toll the Outer Beltway for years but struggled to find a private partner to build the entire 46.5-mile road from Interstate 10 in Duval County to Interstate 95 in St. Johns County.
Read more at Jacksonville.com: http://jacksonville.com/news/metro/2011-08-16/story/toll-road-may-b...
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I am glad I know the way around it and I hope everyone else does too We pay taxes we don't need to pay tolls too! That's just as bad as making us pay taxes on gas then try to make us pay per mile. When is it enough?
If you're not already aware. This is what's going on in DC while dangerous criminals are allowed back out on the streets. It's horrifying that this is happening to our citizens and veterans for protesting the hijacking of our election process. This is still happening! They are STILL being tortured and treated like full on terrorists.
You may not be aware of the typical things they're forced to go through...…
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