Section of Matanzas Woods Parkway to close for milling, resurfacing project

The section of Matanzas Woods Parkway from Lakeview Boulevard to Londonderry Drive will be closed from July 5-14.

  • By Observer Staff
  • | 5:35 p.m. June 30, 2023
The detours for the Matanzas Woods Parkway closure from July 5-14. Image courtesy of the city of Palm Coast
The detours for the Matanzas Woods Parkway closure from July 5-14. Image courtesy of the city of Palm Coast
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The stretch of Matanzas Woods Parkway from Lakeview Boulevard to Londonderry Drive will close July 5-14 for milling. 

Milling is the removal of a road’s top layer of asphalt, and occurs before resurfacing. 

That section of Matanzas Woods Parkway needs milling deeper than the 8 inches typically removed before a resurfacing project, Palm Coast Communications and Marketing Director Brittany Kershaw wrote in an email. 

The problem was discovered during a milling and resurfacing project that began on June 26.

Several detours are being placed for surrounding roadways, and drivers are asked to allow for additional travel time or use an alternate route, a city press release said. The following detours will be in effect:

  • Drivers traveling west on Matanzas Woods Parkway towards Highway U.S. 1 will be routed down Lakeview Boulevard onto London Drive to Londonderry Drive, where access to Matanzas Woods Parkway westbound will be possible.
  • Drivers traveling east on Matanzas Woods Parkway towards Interstate 95 will be routed down Londonderry Drive onto London Drive to Lakeview Boulevard, where access to Matanzas Woods Parkway eastbound will be possible.

The resurfacing project is the first of five planned for major thoroughfares in the city. 

The work on Matanzas Woods Parkway extends from U.S. 1 to I-95 and is expected to last three to four weeks, with daily lane closures from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. for the duration of the project.

 

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