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SR 29 Improvements Project Development & Environment (PD&E) Re-Evaluation Public Hearing








The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT),

District One, invites you to attend the SR 29

Improvements Project Development & Environment

(PD&E) Re-Evaluation Public Hearing in-person or

live online on Tuesday, April 29, 2025.

The hearing is being conducted to present the

preferred alternatives and all analysis to date, as

well as to give interested persons an opportunity

to express their views concerning the location,

conceptual design, and social, economic,

and environmental effects of the proposed

improvements.


You can participate in the public hearing live online

or in-person. The same material will be presented

during either format and all attendees will have

the opportunity to comment. The materials will

be available by April 22, 2025, on the project

webpage.


TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 2025

LaBelle Civic Center

481 Hickpochee Ave., LaBelle, FL 33935

Anytime between 5 – 6 pm — Open House

6 pm — Formal presentation and comment

Displays will be available starting at 5 pm to review

at your own pace and the formal presentation will

being at 6 pm. The project team will be available

for discussion.


LIVE ONLINE OPTION:

TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 2025

Register in advance:

5:45 pm — Overview for how to submit comments

6 pm — Formal presentation and comment

This event will include a livestream of the in-person

presentation and the formal comment portion.

Please review the materials on the project webpage

before attending the virtual event

(https://www.swflroads.com/project/417878-8).


ABOUT THE PROJECT:

FDOT, District One, began a PD&E study in July

2021 to evaluate proposed improvements along a

2.6 mile segment of SR 29 from CR 80A (Cowboy

Way) to north of CR 731 (Whidden Road) in

Hendry and Glades Counties. The purpose of the

PD&E re-evaluation is to improve traffic operations,

access, and mobility along SR 29. FDOT

anticipates this project will also enhance safety

along the project corridor, improve emergency

evacuation, and improve access between Hendry

and Glades Counties. The project will widen

sidewalks along the corridor and look at improves

at the intersections of SR 29 and Cowboy Way,

SR 80 at Main Street and Bridge Street, and Park

Avenue and Main Street and Bridge Street. The

no-build alternative, where no improvements other

than routine maintenance are made to SR 29 will

remain viable throughout the remainder of this

project phase.

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