Save, Don't Pave Spruce Creek

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  • Tree Clearing Begins at Pioneer Trail Interchange Site

    As of August 8, 2025, total site clearing (trees, underbrush, everything) has begun, and it appears that the entire southeastern quadrant has been stripped bare, leaving nothing but downed logs, rich black soil, and scattered lakes of water. The prep work for this clearing began when trucks from the clearing companies (P&S Paving and Rogers…

  • 2024 Candidate Positions* on the I-95/Pioneer Trail Interchange

    *as well as archived statements from 2022; these are the verbatim responses to emails requesting the candidates position on the I-95/Pioneer Trail Interchange. The 2024 positions were updated August 8, 2024, and 2022 Primary Candidate Position Statements on the Interchange were updated November 6, 2022. Please send any updates or statements to savedontpavesprucecreek@gmail.com to be…

  • The Impact of an Interchange on Spruce Creek

    The Impact of an Interchange on Spruce Creek

    Building an interchange at I-95 and Pioneer Trail will have a devastating affect on the quality and sustainability of the Creek, the neighboring Preserve, the New Smyrna Beach and Port Orange communities. While the Interchange won’t actually be built OVER Spruce Creek, its construction will exacerbate pollution into the watershed area which runs into the…