Transportation
Development
BY ZACHARIA WASHINGTON
BY BRITTANY ANDERSON
With the vision of working toward no fatalities on city roads, Cedar Park City Council adopted the new Master Mobility Plan on Sept. 14. The Master Mobility Plan pulls together elements of previous plans to make the city’s approach to transportation planning and goals more cohesive. Congested intersections set for improvement under the plan include: • Bell Boulevard and Cypress Creek Road • Bagdad Road and New Hope Drive • Bell Boulevard and Whitestone Boulevard Improvements could include adjusting signal timings, adding turn lanes or adding medians, according to city documents. Some of the trails considered a top priority in Cedar Park sets mobility plan
The rst phase of mixed-use development New Hope broke ground in Cedar Park on Aug. 31. The development by Cordova Real Estate Ventures and Riverside Resources will contain upward of 500,000 square feet of space o E. New Hope Drive and 183A Toll. Mixed-use project begins
the plan include: • Park Street shared-use path from Lakeline Boulevard to 183A Toll • Lakeline Boulevard shared-use path from Little Elm Trail to New Hope Drive In addition to its focus on intersection improvements and trails, the city will also look into adding an Express bus stop in Cedar Park through Capital Metro.
What they're saying
What’s next?
“In the coming years, [everybody] can expect to have more and more options on how they get around. We know the more options we give them, the better o we’ll be.” MAYOR JIM PENNIMAN MORIN
The rst phase will span 271,689 square feet and consist of three Class A industrial buildings, or new structures built in desirable locations. According to the New Hope development team, the rst phase is estimated to deliver completed shell space in spring 2024 with tenant nish outs starting as soon as January. The second phase of New Hope will span 213,700 square feet and feature Class A industrial buildings. Additionally, a future 32-acre parcel is also in design. Located adjacent to Phase 2, this section of the property is zoned for mixed-use commercial development and could include entertainment, hotels, o ces, restaurants and retail.
Once completed, New Hope will be an almost 500,000-square-foot mixed-use development.
intersection work
shared use paths
BAGDAD RD.
Project overview
183A TOLL
The takeaway
183A TOLL
48 acres for industrial space
CYPRESS CREEK RD.
40 acres total of mixed-use space
Immediate next steps for the city include working toward reducing all crash types by 25% and all crashes resulting in injuries or fatalities by 50%, according to the report.
LAKELINE BLVD.
$250 million project
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SOURCES: CORDOVA REAL ESTATE VENTURES, RIVERSIDE RESOURCES COMMUNITY IMPACT
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NORTH 620 10601 N FM 620 (512) 506-8316
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