Seacrest Boulevard Corridor Plan
Enhancing Safety, Mobility, and Accessibility for All Users
Overview
The Seacrest Plan aims to transform the corridor from Woolbright Road to Boynton Beach Boulevard into a safe, accessible, and comfortable complete streets network for all users.
About the Project
Purpose:
To enhance safety, mobility, and accessibility along the Seacrest Boulevard corridor for all users: drivers, cyclists, pedestrians, and transit riders.
Study Area:
Seacrest Blvd. from Woolbright Rd. to East Boynton Beach Blvd. (Approximately 1 Mile)
Key Goals:
Improve safety for all road users, expand multimodal facilities and enhance community access
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Please take our short survey and help shape the future of Seacrest Boulevard.
OUR RECENT WORKSHOP
Seacrest Boulevard Town Hall Recap
Thank you to all the residents who joined the recent Seacrest Corridor Public Workshop.
Together, we explored early design concepts for Seacrest Boulevard, including ideas to enhance safety, lighting, landscaping, and mobility throughout the corridor.
Your participation and feedback play a key role in shaping a safer, more connected Seacrest.
Download the summary and concept materials below to review what was presented and stay informed about the next design phase.
Existing Conditions
Corridor Characteristics:
- 80-foot right-of-way
- 4-lane undivided roadway from Woolbright Rd. to 2nd Ave.
- 5-lanes with center turn lane from 2nd Ave. to Boynton Beach Blvd.
Traffic:
- Traffic volumes (12,400 vehicles per day).
Safety Analysis:
- Frequent angle and turning-related crashes, particularly at NE 1st Avenue and Ocean Avenue.
- Insufficient pedestrian crossings and bicycle facilities.
Multimodal Assessment:
- Lack of dedicated bicycle lanes and inconsistent sidewalks.
- Limited transit amenities and accessibility.
Infrastructure Conditions:
- Pavement deterioration, localized flooding, utility conflicts, and inadequate lighting.
News
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