7/27/26 @ 2:00 p.m.
As another transportation improvement project nears completion in eastern Nassau County, we would like to provide an update on the developer-led roadway improvements at Chester Road and Heron Isles Parkway.
The project, which includes construction of the new roundabout, is being completed by the Wildlight developer as part of the transportation infrastructure required to support future growth. As with many large developments, roadway improvements are constructed by the developer in accordance with approved development agreements and traffic mitigation requirements designed to maintain mobility, enhance safety, and accommodate increasing travel demands as the area continues to grow.
Construction of the Chester Road improvements is now substantially complete, with only final punch list items remaining. Final landscaping is anticipated over the coming weeks, and all Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) devices are expected to be removed by August 1.
While the developer is responsible for constructing these required improvements, Nassau County's Development Services Division continues to coordinate with the developer and monitor the project's progress to help ensure the work is completed in accordance with approved development requirements.
The County appreciates the community's patience throughout construction and looks forward to the successful completion of this important transportation improvement.
-Sabrina Robertson
Communications Officer
As another transportation improvement project nears completion in eastern Nassau County, we would like to provide an update on the developer-led roadway improvements at Chester Road and Heron Isles Parkway.
The project, which includes construction of the new roundabout, is being completed by the Wildlight developer as part of the transportation infrastructure required to support future growth. As with many large developments, roadway improvements are constructed by the developer in accordance with approved development agreements and traffic mitigation requirements designed to maintain mobility, enhance safety, and accommodate increasing travel demands as the area continues to grow.
Construction of the Chester Road improvements is now substantially complete, with only final punch list items remaining. Final landscaping is anticipated over the coming weeks, and all Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) devices are expected to be removed by August 1.
While the developer is responsible for constructing these required improvements, Nassau County's Development Services Division continues to coordinate with the developer and monitor the project's progress to help ensure the work is completed in accordance with approved development requirements.
The County appreciates the community's patience throughout construction and looks forward to the successful completion of this important transportation improvement.
-Sabrina Robertson
Communications Officer
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