The Countess Roundabout is proposed to reshape traffic flow by making a cleaner connection between Port Royal Road, Commonwealth Drive, and Countess Lane.

The project is estimated to cost $4.5 million. The City of Spring Hill is responsible for about $2.1 million of that total cost.

The remainder of the cost is covered by several developers adjacent to the future roundabout as a result of a joint development agreement.

Resolution 22-192 was passed on September 6, 2022, approving the joint-development agreement between John Maher Builders and the City. Resolution 22-193 was also passed on September 6, 2022, authorizing the joint-development agreement with Legacy Hills.

Resolution 22-191 was passed on September 19, 2022, approving the joint-development between the City and Alaina Park Living.

The contract for the Countess Roundabout has yet to be awarded.