The International Drive Pedestrian Overpass Intersection Analysis and Overpass Conceptual Design Study (Study) is being undertaken to create an iconic feature that enhances pedestrian and bicycle safety at the busy intersection of International Drive and Sand Lake Road. The study will propose appropriate end treatments/approaches transversely across the intersection.
Conceptual design alternatives that serve as a functional pedestrian/bicycle crossing and an aesthetic gateway to the International Drive District will be considered. The Study will evaluate and recommend measures to preserve existing street-level crosswalks, drainage, lighting, signage, signalization, and major utility relocation improvements that will address the existing and future demands of all modes of transportation.
This aesthetic gateway design will contemplate other special treatments to draw motorists’ awareness to the architectural significance of the I-4 and Sand Lake Road Interchange improvements. The Study will recommend features that establish a relationship with the iconic features planned for the interchange.
New Pedestrian Overpass serving the four corners of the International Drive and Sand Lake Road intersection.
Presentation of the results of the conceptual analysis to the BCC is anticipated in Spring 2025.
Newsletters will be distributed at the following three (3) milestones:
Cathy Evangelo, P.E. Senior Engineer Orange County Public Works Department 4200 S. John Young Parkway Orlando FL 32839 Email: Cathy.Evangelo@ocfl.net Phone: 407-836-8034
Rick Vallier, Project Engineer Public Works Department Engineering Division 4200 S. John Young Parkway Orlando FL 32839 Email: Rick.Vallier@ocfl.net Phone: 407-836-7773 Fax: 407-836-8079
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