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Bastrop residents may soon have a new place to gather over burgers, tacos and fries, as plans move forward for a food truck court near Cedar Street and Hwy. 95.
About the project
The 14,400-square-foot project, called Zavodny Food Court, is scheduled to begin construction March 1 and be completed by June 1.
It has an estimated cost of $189,000.
The scope of work includes:
Some background
In May 2024, Bastrop City Council authorized a license to encroach agreement with Zavodny Food Court that would allow food trucks to park closer to Cedar Street, according to city documents.
“Very little of this lot is developable, so the owner requested an encroachment into the public utility easement, so that they can actually use more of their lot,” Kennedy Higgins, a then senior planner for the city of Bastrop, said at the time. “They received sign-offs from the public utility companies, saying, ‘We’re OK if you use it. We’re just not giving it away.’”
The license to encroach agreement automatically renews each year, according to city documents.
