Innovation Way RCA

The transportation network serving the Innovation Way region will include a variety of transportation facilities including existing and proposed roadways.

When property owners and developers approach Orange County to rezone or develop portions of the Innovation Way region a series of County processes are in place which include:

• Development Review Committee 
• Road Agreement Committee 
• Concurrency Review Committee 

This ensures the necessary roadway infrastructure is included as part of the overall development approval.

Orange County has also updated the Transportation Element of the Comprehensive Plan to reflect the future roadway and transit needs for providing policies, goals and objectives for Orange County's commitment to this region.

The roadways listed below are a result of public/private partnership agreements developed through the land development process listed above for key elements of the Innovation Way transportation network:

• Alafaya Trail (Mark Twain Boulevard to Avalon Park Boulevard) 
• Road E (Innovation Way to Existing Beachline Interchange) 
• Innovation Way Phase II - Beachline Interchange 
• Innovation Way South (SR 417 to New Beachline Interchange) 
• Moss Park Road Extension (SR 417 to Innovation Way South) 

“RCA” stands for Roadway Conceptual Analysis. It’s the process through which Orange County confirms the need to improve a road. At the heart of all Orange County RCAs you’ll find a fascinating mixture of scientific data and feedback from residents. With the approval of the Board of County Commissioners, an RCA project moves forward with final design, right-of-way acquisition and construction.

Orange County Transportation Planning
4200 S. John Young Pkwy.
Orlando, FL. 32839

Phone: 407-836-8070
Fax: 407-836-8079