Bridges with a health index of less than 85 require repairs or replacement. The FDOT Bridge Policy dictates that structurally deficient bridges should be replaced within six years of being deemed structurally deficient. Based on this evaluation the bridge was rated as structurally deficient with a sufficiency rating of 51.6 and a health index of 79.8.
Project purpose: The bridge was evaluated by District Four on Novemfollowing Hurricane Florence. The closest connections to the Atlantic Ocean are Fort Pierce Inlet 28 miles to the south and Port Canaveral Inlet 29 miles to the north. The bridge spans the Sebastian Inlet, one of five navigable channels that connect the Indian River Lagoon to the Atlantic Ocean. The Sebastian Inlet Bridge (bridge) is located adjacent to the Sebastian Inlet State Park and within the Sebastian Inlet District Commission right of way (ROW). The project limits extend approximately 1.108 miles from Mile Post 21.956 south of the bridge in Indian River County north to Mile Post 0.395 in Brevard County. 880005), a 1,548-foot long bridge carrying State Road (SR) A1A over the Sebastian Inlet at the Indian River and Brevard County line. Project limits: The project location is the Sebastian Inlet Bridge (No. Lengths and limits: Approximately 1.108 miles from Mile Post 21.956 south of the bridge in Indian River County north to Mile Post 0.95 in Brevard CountyĬonsultant Project Manager: Beth Beam, Stantec Project Study Location: Sebastian Inlet Bridge at the Indian River and Brevard County line 
The purpose of this project is to address the structural and functional deficiencies of the existing bridge and address the gap in system linkage for bicyclists and pedestrians. 880005), which carries SR A1A over the Sebastian Inlet at the Indian River and Brevard County line. Study Information: The project location is the Sebastian Inlet Bridge (No. SR A1A over Sebastian Inlet – Bridge 880005 – Bridge Replacement Project Development and Environment (PD&E) Study
Project Development & Environment Studies. SR A1A and SR 5/US 1 Roadway Improvements Project. State Road (SR) A1A North Causeway Over Intracoastal Waterway (ICWW) Bridge Replacement Project. Fork St Lucie River Bridges Rehabilitation Project State Road (SR) 9/I-95 Northbound and Southbound Off-Ramps at Gatlin Boulevard Roadway Improvements Project. 
State Road 714/SW Martin Highway Widening Project. State Road (SR) 5/US Highway (US) 1 Resurfacing Project. State Road (SR) 76/Kanner Highway Resurfacing Project. There are ADA-accessible campsites, fishing jetties, restrooms, beaches, and other facilities at Sebastian Inlet. There are no lifeguard patrols at Sebastian Inlet, so swim at your own risk and pay attention to warning flags indicating water conditions. You can bring your own boat and watercraft to the park, but boat launch fees may apply. Facilities at Sebastian Inlet State Park include boat ramps, picnic areas, a playground, beach showers, a Visitor Center, a restaurant and gift shop, and bait shops. There are day-use fees for all Florida State Parks, and campsite booking fees also apply. Sebastian Inlet State Park is 20 miles southeast of Melbourne, about a 30-minute drive away. If you’re visiting in June or July, this is the chance to spot loggerhead sea turtles nesting along the beach, but you’ll need to book a ranger-led tour to do so. Spring and late fall through winter are the best times for birding along the coast, when migratory shorebirds flock to the coast. Summer is peak season at Sebastian Inlet State Park, so arrive early to secure a parking spot and expect crowds along the beaches. Campsites can book up fast, especially in peak season (April-September) and over holiday weekends, so book at least three months in advance. Online reservations open up to 11 months in advance. You can reserve one of the 51 full-facility campsites at Sebastian Inlet State Campground via the Florida State Parks Reservation website.
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