TRANSPORTATIONUPDATES
COMPILED BY JARRETT WHITENER
Cibolo plans 10 new road projects to begin in Spring 2022 During a Jan. 25 City Council meeting, Cibolo staff reviewed capital improvement projects, some that will begin this year. Staff identified 10 road improvements to begin in the spring. These projects are to be funded through the 2020 Certifi- cates of Obligation Fund balance of $7.5 million and an addi- tional $1.5 million fromother sources, bringing the estimated total project costs to $9 million.
ONGOING PROJECTS
The first phase of improvements will take about seven months. ROADSTOBE IMPROVED 1 Cibolo Valley Drive from Old Wie- derstein Road to Everyday Way 2 Dean Road from Green Valley Road to the city limits 3 Green Valley Road from Dean Road to Turning Stone neighborhood 4 Town Creek from Weidner Road to Green Valley Road 5 Green Valley Road from city limits to Cibolo Valley Drive 6 Deer Creek Boulevard from Cordero Street to Cibolo Valley Drive 7 Silver Wing from Cloud Crossing to Cibolo Valley Drive 8 Firebird Run from Silver Wing to Kipper Avenue 9 Lower Seguin Road from Haeckerville Road to Pfannsteil Lane 10 Bolton Road from Haeckerville Road to Stolte Road
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ALL INFORMATION ON THIS PAGE WAS UPDATED AS OF JAN. 27. NEWS OR QUESTIONS ABOUT THESE OR OTHER LOCAL TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS? EMAIL US AT NEMNEWS@COMMUNITYIMPACT.COM. Timeline: October 2021-spring 2022 Cost: $1.96 million Funding source: Schertz General Fund Elbel Road improvements This multipart project extends the storm water system from the Dietz Creek system to the Westchester Drive storm drainage system, and in- cludes a new traffic signal at the West- chester intersection. According to the city of Schertz, striping was scheduled on Jan. 12. Minor work will continue with minimal traffic disruptions.
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NORTHEAST SAN ANTONIO METROCOM EDITION • FEBRUARY 2022
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