Florida State Road 414

State Road 414 marker State Road 414 toll marker

State Road 414
Maitland Boulevard
John Land Apopka Expressway
John Land Apopka Tollway
Route information
Maintained by FDOT and CFX
Length: 15.837 mi[1] (25.487 km)
Existed: 2009 – present
Major junctions
West end: SR 429 / US 441 in Apopka
  SR 434 in Altamonte Springs
I-4 in Maitland
East end: US 17 / US 92 in Maitland
Highway system
SR 408SR 415

State Road 414 (SR 414), named Maitland Boulevard, is a state highway in the U.S. state of Florida.

Route description

Free Section

The free section is built mostly to expressway standards, with few driveway access points, at-grade intersections at minor roads, and interchanges at major roads. The road was once numbered State Road 426A. From east to west, the road begins and travels through Maitland, Florida, intersecting U.S. Route 17 with an interchange. It then intersects County Road 427. the road then widens to 6 lanes briefly at the Interstate 4 Interchange, and enters the business center of Maitland Summit. The road then briefly travels through Seminole County, Florida and the city of Altamonte Springs , with an interchange with State Road 434 before ending at U.S. Highway 441 in Lockhart, Florida in Orange County, Florida. The road previously ended here prior to the opening of the toll road section further west.

Toll Road Section

An extension to the west has been built around the south side of Apopka and back to U.S. Highway 441 (SR 500) via State Road 429. Originally known as the Apopka Bypass, this project is now the John Land Apopka Expressway or Maitland Boulevard Extension, a tollway owned and operated by the Central Florida Expressway Authority. It was named after Apopka mayor John Land in December 2005.[2]

Phase 1 of the toll road section runs from U.S. Highway 441 at an interchange, widens to 6 lanes west and continues west. Passing by exits with Hiawassese Road and limited access Keene Road,A Sunpass/Epass supported toll area, and an interchange with State Road 451 and State Road 429 (Western Beltway) south of Apopka. Ground broke on the project on January 19, 2007 at the southeast corner of SR 414 and US 441. Construction ran way ahead of schedule and the roadway from Exit 4 to Exit 8 was opened on February 14, 2009 for vehicles with SunPass and E-Pass transponders. Exit 6 was not included in the early opening. The entire road opened for all vehicles on May 15, 2009. On signage, the eastbound control city is Maitland and the westbound control city is Apopka.

Some of the additions and modifications in Phase 1 include:

This wall is at the hill on SR 414 westbound before Ocoee-Apopka Road but it no longer exists.

Phase 2

Construction on Phase 2 began with earth movement during June, 2010 at the former western terminus of SR 414 and opened on January 19, 2013. The new section is signed concurrently as both SR 414 and SR 429 and continues west and then north to an intersection a quarter-mile north of Plymouth-Sorrento Road at U.S. Route 441 where the SR 414 designation ends. A surface road has been built at that location connecting to US 441 and Plymouth-Sorrento Road. SR 414 terminates here although the road continues signed only as SR 429.

There are no exit or entrance ramps on the Phase 2 section. There are no toll facilities on the Phase 2 section however it is impossible to travel on Phase 2 without paying a toll elsewhere. Half-mile Markers correspond with SR 429 only. What was previously SR 429 north of the current SR 414 junction has been resigned as State Road 451. However, there are no direct connections from SR 451 southbound to SR 429 northbound nor from SR 429 southbound to SR 451 northbound. The road is entirely concurrent until the SR 414 designation ends at an access road for US 441. SR 429 extends further north up to Kelly Park Road.

Plans for further extension, eventually to meet Interstate 4 in Sanford, are part of a corridor known as the Wekiva Parkway, part of SR 429.

Future

State Road 414 is going under heavy change from the I-4 Ultimate project. See http://i4ultimate.com/future-i4/maitland/ for full details.

Exit list

CountyLocationmi[1]kmExitDestinationsNotes
OrangeApopka0.0000.000 SR 429 northWestern terminus of SR 414, west end of SR 429 overlap, SR 429 extension opened July 2017
0.0000.00034 To US 441 (Orange Blossom Trail / SR 500) / CR 437 (Plymouth-Sorrento Road) / SR 429 Connector Road Mount Dora, PlymouthExit number follows SR 429's exit numbering
3.45.54A SR 429 south Orlando, Tampaeast end of SR 429 overlap; signed eastbound as exit 30 from SR 429 south
4.26.84B SR 451 north Apopkawestbound exit and eastbound entrance
4.57.25Marden Roadwestbound exit and eastboumd entrace
5.819.35Coral Hills Mainline Toll Plaza
6.4910.446Keene Roadwestbound exit and eastbound entrance; to CR 435 (Clarcona Road)
7.9312.768Hiawassee Road
9.3815.109 US 441 (Orange Blossom Trail / SR 500)east end of freeway/toll road
10.07016.206Rose Avenue / Bear Lake Road
SeminoleAltamonte Springs10.55916.993Eden Park Avenue / Eden Park Road
11.05717.795Magnolia Homes Road - Lake Lotus Park
11.8018.99 SR 434interchange
OrangeMaitland12.67020.390Maitland Summit Boulevard
13.01020.938Keller Road / Pembrook Drive
13.41521.589Lake Destiny Drive
13.7522.13 I-4 (SR 400) Tampa, Daytona BeachI-4 exit 90
13.8722.32Sandspur Road / Wymore Roadinterchange
14.31923.044Maitland Concourse
15.15724.393 CR 427 (Maitland Avenue)
15.83725.487 US 17 / US 92 (SR 15 / SR 600)interchange
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

References

  1. 1 2 FDOT straight line diagrams Archived March 6, 2014, at the Wayback Machine., accessed December 2013
  2. New expressway to be named after Apopka Mayor John Land, December 8, 2005
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