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Transportation
BY JANE TURCHI
A ected roads:
• Annika Way • Barbara Way • Belinda Court • Bills Circle
MAPLE ST.
95
BOB BRYANT PARK
HAWTHORNE ST.
MAGNOLIA ST.
BUSH COVE
• Blair Avenue • Bryant Drive • Carole Cove • Caylor Cove • Charles Boulevard • Elizabeth Lane • Hasler Shores • Jennifer Lane • Jessica Place • Jordan Cove • Katy B Lane • Kelly Court • North Lori Circle • Marino Court • Nicole Way • Patton Lane • Rebecca Lane • Schaefer Boulevard
LOCUST ST.
GARFIELD ST.
LINCOLN ST.
HASLER SHORES
ELM ST.
ROOSEVELT ST.
MYRD.
BUTTONWOOD ST.
95
FISHERMAN'S PARK
21
HIGGINS ST.
150
WALNUT ST.
GRADY TUCK LANE
WALNUT ST.
AUSTINST.
21
EMILE ST.
304
71
21
A ected roads:
150
21
71
• Antelope Trail • Bear Hunter Drive • Big Horn Pass • Bird Dog Bend • Bowstring Bend • Buckshot Court • Bushmaster Bend • Caliber Cove • Carbine Court • Double Barrel Court • Grutsch Drive
• Home Depot Way • Hunters Crossing Boulevard • Hunters Point Drive • Javelina Trail • Magnum Trail • Maverick Drive • Mossberg Lane • North Hunting Lodge Drive • Out itter Drive • Pack Horse Drive • Pony Pass
• Peccary Pass • Pheasant Trail • Remington Run • South Hunting Lodge Lane
HUNTERS CROSSING BLVD.
COMMERCIAL DR.
HOME DEPOT WAY
PARK LANE
• Steel Shot Court • Thompson Trail • Trophy Court • Wild Cat Drive • Wolverine Pass
CORPORATE DR.
304
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SOURCE: THE CITY OF BASTROP COMMUNITY IMPACT
City of Bastrop to start $1.1 million road maintenance project
Spring Street • May 1-2: Hunters Crossing Boulevard, Home Depot Way, Out tter Drive, Industry Drive, Corporate Drive, Mauna Loa Lane • May 3-4: Hunters Crossing Boulevard Bowstring Bend, Wildcat Drive, Bear Hunter Drive, Hunters Point Drive, Antelope Trail, Grutsch Drive • May 6-7: Hasler Shores, Barbara Way, Elm Street, Gar eld Street, Lincoln Street, Bush Cove • May 8-9: Home Depot Way, Magnum Trail, Thompson Trail, Mossberg Lane, Carbine Court, Out tter Drive • May 10-11: Pack Horse Drive, Pony Pass, Wildcat Drive, Javelina Trail, Wolverine Pass, Trophy Court, Bird Dog Bend, Browning Drive, Out tter Drive, Hunters Crossing Boulevard
mobility can call the Holbrook Asphalt O ce at 435-652-4427 to coordinate accommodations. What they’re saying The city will engage in further road work and planning over the next 18 months, City Manager Sylvia Carrillo said. The strategy is part of the city’s e orts to work smarter, not harder, Carrillo said. Further updates will be available on the Community Impact website: communityimpact.com. Looking forward Surfacing projects are a part of the city’s work to repair and rehabilitate the roads. The new trans- portation impact fee will fund new roads such as Blakely Lane and Agnes Street. Initial roadwork dates (April 29-May 11): • April 29-30: Cedar Street, Haysel Street,
Roads within Bastrop’s downtown, Tahitian Village and Hunters Crossing are among those scheduled to receive high density mineral bond pavement preservation treatment this spring. The treatment extends the life of asphalt streets, lasting two to three times longer than seal coats, o cials said. Following a November vote to redistribute a portion of sales tax funds to road work, the city is expected to receive an extra $3.3 million a year for road work. The project is part of the city’s new approach to roadway maintenance. What to expect Weather permitting, roadwork will take place 7 a.m.-7 p.m. from April 29-June 15. Cars parked on streets the day they are scheduled to be treated will be towed. Residents with limited
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