1. RM 1431 Gap Project
The Texas Department of Transportation plans to expand RM 1431 from four to six lanes between Market Street and Cottonwood Creek Trail. Construction is expected to begin in late February and anticipated to last approximately 15 months, said Jennie Huerta, media and communications manager with the city of Cedar Park.Timeline: February 2017-May 2018 Cost: $12.8 million Funding source: TxDOT
2. New Hope Drive extension
The city plans to extend New Hope Drive from Cottonwood Creek Trail to Ronald Reagan Boulevard. Cedar Park City Council approved resolutions during a Jan. 26 meeting to authorize the use of eminent domain for several parcels of land to acquire right of way for the project. Construction is anticipated to begin in June and take approximately 12 months to complete.
Timeline: June 2017-June 2018 Cost: $10.8 million Funding sources: city of Cedar Park, Williamson County ($1.3 million)
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3. Anderson Mill Road realignment
The city of Cedar Park is realigning Anderson Mill Road between RM 1431 and Lime Creek Road and constructing it as a four- and two-lane roadway. City Council issued a notice to proceed for construction Jan. 9, so improvements are now underway, Huerta said. Substantial completion of the realignment project is currently estimated for April 2018.










