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Project Details
Work Type: Resurfacing
Phase: Construction
Length: 5.235 miles
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Construction Cost: $10.2 Million
Project Start: Spring 2026
Est. Completion: Late 2026
About

The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is implementing safety and operational improvements along South Patrick Drive (State Road (S.R.) 513) from Eau Gallie Boulevard (S.R. 518) to Patrick Space Force Base, within the cities of Indian Harbour Beach and Satellite Beach. These improvements aim to enhance mobility and extend the service life of the existing roadway.

The project includes milling and resurfacing the roadway, adding designated bicycle lanes, and reconstructing sidewalks and curbs. Pedestrian curb ramps will also be rebuilt to comply with current Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards.

Contact Information
Communications Team
Ashley Ingham
(321) 634-6111
Ashley.Ingham@dot.state.fl.us
Contractor
OHLA USA, Inc.
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Lane Closures
  • Sunday, August 9 through Friday, August 14, from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. the following morning: Motorists can expect single outside lane closures on northbound and southbound South Patrick Drive (S.R. 513) from Eau Gallie Boulevard (S.R. 518) to Patrick Space Force Base. These closures are needed for paving activities.

    FDOT encourages all roadway users to drive, walk and ride with caution and courtesy!

  • Monday, August 10 through Friday, August 14, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.: Motorists can expect single outside lane closures northbound and southbound South Patrick Drive (S.R. 513) from Eau Gallie Boulevard (S.R. 518) to Cassia Boulevard. 

    These closures are needed for sidewalk reconstruction activities.

    FDOT encourages all roadway users to drive, walk and ride with caution and courtesy!

  • Sunday, August 2 through Friday, August 7, from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. the following morning: Motorists can expect single outside lane closures on northbound and southbound South Patrick Drive (S.R. 513) from Eau Gallie Boulevard (S.R. 518) to Patrick Space Force Base. These closures are needed for paving activities.

    FDOT encourages all roadway users to drive, walk and ride with caution and courtesy!

  • Traffic Advisory: Traffic Shift Planned for South Patrick Drive at Banana River Drive Starting August 2

    Motorists are advised that a traffic shift will be implemented on South Patrick Drive (State Road (S.R.) 513) at Banana River Drive, between Pine Tree Drive and Indrio Boulevard, beginning as early as Sunday, August 2.

    This traffic shift is expected to remain in place for approximately three months as the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) performs utility work. This work is part of FDOT’s resurfacing project on South Patrick Drive from Eau Gallie Boulevard (S.R. 518) to Patrick Space Force Base.

    As part of the shift, traffic traveling northbound on South Patrick Drive will be redirected to travel on the southbound side of the roadway, with one lane maintained in each direction.

    Access from South Patrick Drive to eastbound Banana River Drive will be closed for the duration of this traffic configuration.

    • Motorists wishing to access eastbound Banana River Drive from South Patrick Drive are advised to use eastbound Eau Gallie Boulevard (south of Banana River Drive) or eastbound Desoto Parkway (north of Banana River Drive) to access S.R. A1A as an alternate north-south route to navigate around the work zone.

    Access from Banana River Drive west across South Patrick Drive will also be unavailable.

    • Motorists on Banana River Drive east of South Patrick Drive are advised to use S.R. A1A to access westbound Eau Gallie Boulevard to the south or westbound Desoto Parkway to the north to travel to South Patrick Drive.

    Please refer to the attached detour map for routes.

    Periodic single-lane closures outside of the traffic shift location will occur during both daytime and nighttime hours. The speed limit will remain 40 mph throughout the corridor.

    FDOT advises motorists to reduce their speed, follow posted signage, and exercise extra caution in the work zone. Construction schedules are subject to change due to inclement weather or other unforeseen circumstances.

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