Angeline master-planned community is located in Pasco County, south of SR 52 and east of the Suncoast Parkway. Sunlake Boulevard is the main road through the Angeline development from north to south. The project is in a CDD and is part of the Connected City program. This project included design and permitting for approximately four miles of the road from SR 52 to the future Collector Road south of the future Ridge Road alignment. The roadway section is a four-lane divided urban curb and gutter (expandable to six lanes), with five-foot bike lanes, six-foot sidewalk (along one side), 12-foot multi-use path (along the opposite side), and five-foot communications easement adjacent to the multi-use path. The roadway design also included the design of several roundabout intersections and the widening of SR 52 to accommodate the required turn-lane improvements.

The proposed Sunlake Boulevard/SR 52 intersection required a signal warrant analysis and a signal design. The drainage system consisted of curb inlets conveying the stormwater through pipes or swales to stormwater management facilities adjacent to the roadway and/or co-mingled with the adjacent development phase. Bridge structures were placed where the alignment crossed designated wetlands to minimize impacts. Water, reclaimed water, and wastewater trunk lines were provided in the Sunlake Boulevard right-of-way to provide services throughout the community.

Phase 2A of the development includes 590 single-family units and associated amenities on approximately 430 acres. Water reclaimed water and wastewater main lines in the Sunlake Boulevard right-of-way provide services for the overall development and access to Phase 2A from Sunlake Boulevard.

Project Highlights:

• Roundabout design, shared-use path, bike lanes, water trunk lines, accelerated design schedule.