TRANSPORTATIONUPDATES Work on I 35 in Kyle nears completion bymid-2022
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ENDOF THE ROAD TxDOT crews are expected to begin the nal stages of work along I-35 in the upcoming months, which includes nalizing the ramps for Exit 213.
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Road work and reconstruc- tion on I-35 in Kyle continues to make progress to ensure safety and mobility needs are addressed in one of the fast- est-growing parts of Texas. The RM 150 to Kyle Crossing project, part of the Mobility35 sector of the Texas Department of Transportation, continues to progress to meet the anticipated mid-2022 completion date, weather permitting. The project is a stretch of 3.39 miles and is split into four phases that are meant to recon- struct portions of the frontage road as well as remove and reverse existing entrance and exit ramps along the frontage road from FM 1626 to Kyle Crossing. Crews are currently in the midst of reconstructing the bridge over Plum Creek, which is
part of Phase 3, according to the Mobility35 construction informa- tion. Phase 3 work also includes more frontage work along the northbound side of I-35. Crews are expected to nalize the northbound I-35 entrance and exit ramps for RM 150, exit 213, in April, TxDOT public information o cer Bradley Wheelis said. Closer to mid-2022, the nal phase will begin to remove the existing entrance and exit ramps between RM 150 and FM 1626, perform nal paving work and adjust signage for the entire project. Timeline: September 2020-mid- 2022 Cost: $21.9 million Funding sources: Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization, TxDOT
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FM 621 lane additions Approximately 2 miles of FM 621 in San Marcos are expected to be widened to add extra lanes and shoulders. Crews are coordinating the movement of util- ities in the area. Once that is complet- ed, construction work will commence to widen the road. Timeline: January 2022-fall 2022 Cost: $2.9 million Funding source: Texas Department of Transportation
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ALL INFORMATION ON THIS PAGE WAS UPDATED AS OF MARCH 8. NEWS OR QUESTIONS ABOUT THESE OR OTHER LOCAL TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS? EMAIL US AT SBKNEWS COMMUNITYIMPACT.COM. pected to continue through March. Timeline: May 2020-summer 2022 Cost: $10.07 million Funding source: Capital Area Metro- politan Planning Organization Hopkins Street improvements Construction on Hopkins Street im- provements continues as the project nears completion. In its fourth phase of construction, crews have poured con- crete driveways and sidewalks along Hopkins as well as installed storm sewer and water lines. Further sidewalk work and utility line installation is ex-
Roadwork onMartinez Loop and Cortez Street underway Kyle city o cials announced Feb. 17 that there will be intermittent lane closures on MARKETPLACE AVE. PROCEED WITH CARE
in their driveways, not on the roads. The city warns of rough roads during the construction period. Construction will be done Mon.-Thu. from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. for the duration of the road- work through March 29. Timeline: February-March 2022 Cost: $41,000 Funding source: city of Kyle
Citizens living on these roads are asked to park cars in their driveways; citizens driving through these areas should be on the lookout for detours while new asphalt is laid. SOURCE: CITY OF KYLE COMMUNITY IMPACT NEWSPAPER
Martinez Loop and Cortez Street near the downtown area as work begins to lay new asphalt on the roads. Detours for those driving around the a ected areas are recommended, and residents who live on those streets are encouraged to park their cars
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