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3 Ridge Road construction In accordance with the McKinney Master Thoroughfare Plan, the city began construction of a new segment along Ridge Road from US 380 to Wilmeth Road as a four-lane divided thoroughfare in September. While the majority of the construction will not impact existing roadways, construction of a new multi- lane roundabout is underway at the fu- ture intersection of Ridge and Wilmeth. Multiple traffic shifts are expected to occur in the area until this fall. Timeline: September 2021-early 2023 Construction cost: $18 million Funding source: city of McKinney
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1 East Louisiana Street infrastructure improvements Reconstruction of A East Louisiana Street B Greenville Street C Green Street and D Andrews Street began in April. Improvements along East Louisiana will be located between Hwy. 5 to Murray Street and include a sin- gle-lane roundabout at the intersection of E Louisiana and Greenville streets. Construction will begin along Louisi- ana between Throckmorton Street and Murray, and detours will be provided to maintain traffic, including school traffic to Webb Elementary School. Similar to improvements along Louisiana in the historic downtown area, this project will include new underground city utilities, storm drainage, street pavement, light- ing and streetscape elements. For more information on city projects and redevel- opment in east McKinney, visit www.mckinneytexas.org/eastside. Timeline: April 2022-early summer 2023 Construction cost : $9 million Funding sources: city of McKinney, North Central Texas Council of Governments
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UPCOMING PROJECT 4 Eldorado Parkway widening
The city of McKinney will widen a sec- tion of Eldorado Parkway from Custer Road to Orion Drive this spring. The road will be expanded from four to six lanes, including the bridge over Rowl- ett Creek. The project also includes construction of additional turn lanes at the intersection of Custer. Other improvements along the corridor are anticipated to occur simultaneously associated with the upcoming con- struction of an H-E-B, including ad- ditional turn lanes into the site along Eldorado and a new traffic signal east of Custer. Pending selection of a con- tractor, construction associated with the roadway widening is expected to begin in late spring and be completed in spring or summer 2023. During con- struction, the number of travel lanes will be reduced within the work zone. Timeline: spring 2022-spring/summer 2023 (estimated) Construction cost: $3 million (estimated) Funding sources: city of McKinney, McKinney Community Development Corp., private development
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2 Melissa Road improvements Construction is underway on Melissa Road from US 75 to Parkland Crescent and underground improvements have been ongoing since September to prepare for adjustments to the roadway, which include adding a two-lane bridge where the road crosses the Trinity River. The road is expected to be open to traf- fic before the end of the year. Timeline: September 2021-late 2022 Construction cost: TBD Funding sources: Trinity Falls Municipal Utility District, city of Melissa
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