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Wymore Road Improvements
From Orange County Line (Lake Destiny Road) to Spring Valley Road
CIP No. 00014601
BCC District 3
Project Overview
Seminole County Department of Public Works Engineering Division is working on major improvements to Wymore Road from Orange County Line to Spring Valley Road. The Wymore Road improvements encompasses widening and paving of Wymore Road, and construction of a storm sewer system from Lake Destiny Road north to Spring Valley Road. Major work items include Maintenance of Traffic Plan, installing erosion control measure, site preparation, construction of concrete curb and sidewalks, reconstruct driveway connection, installing base material and asphalt concrete pavement, construction of storm sever inlets, manholes and pipes, signing and pavement markings, signalization, ITS and structures including gravity walls and a MSE retaining wall. The project began early 2023 and is expected to reach completion in fall 2024.
The project is funded by the 2014 Seminole County One Cent Infrastructure Sales Tax. Final Contract Plans can be viewed on the project website and are located under Project Documents.
Project Location Map
Project Documents
Contact Us
1. Email: Stephen L. Miller, P.E., Seminole County Public Works Construction Project Manager at smiller02@seminolecountyfl.gov2. Telephone: 407-665-5654
3. U.S Mail: Seminole County Public Works — Engineering Division, Re: Wymore Road Improvement Update, 100 East 1st Street, Sanford, FL 32771
Seminole County’s One-Cent Sales Tax for County Infrastructure, known as the Penny Sales Tax, is levied on the sale of consumer goods to visitors, residents and businesses, ensuring the cost to construct and maintain infrastructure is shared. The Penny Sales Tax funds local projects, including stormwater systems, sidewalks and roadways, capital improvements to public safety, and enhancements to Seminole County Public Schools facilities. Currently in its third generation, the Penny Sales Tax is expected to generate on average $81 million per year in non-ad valorem tax revenue.