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Stay updated on six road projects in Denton, including work on several sections of Bonnie Brae Street. This list is not comprehensive.
1. Highland Street reconstruction
Project: Crews are working at the Bernard Street and Welch Street intersections with Highland Street. The project includes the milling and paving of the two intersections.
Update: Final pavement is being completed and sod placement is underway. The portion of Highland Street has been closed since Aug. 3.
Timeline: expected completion by Dec. 1
Cost: $588,000
Funding source: city of Denton
2. Masch Branch Road partial closure
Project: The owners of a master-planned Class A development called the North Texas Logistics Hub, which is west of I-35, are investing in nearby road, water, and sewer infrastructure. This includes plans for a Loop 288 frontage road expansion that would allow direct access to industrial and manufacturing sites.
Update: A lane on Masch Branch Road from Hampton Road to Lovers Lane Road will be closed for construction.
Timeline: expected completion by Dec. 25
Cost: Not available
Funding source: Private developers
Project: The Texas Department of Transportation is reconstructing the interchange at Mayhill Road and I-35E and the existing frontage roads. There will be temporary lane closures throughout the project.
Update: The northbound bypass over Brinker Road will be open to drivers by the end of the year, according to TxDOT social media. Crews are placing concrete paving on the southbound frontage road.
Timeline: expected completion by April 2029
Cost: $123.5 million
Funding source: TxDOT
4. Bonnie Brae Street sixth phase construction
Project: The sixth phase of the Bonnie Brae Street construction project stretches from US 380 to US 77. Connections are being made between US 380 and the new northbound Bonnie Brae.
Update: Crews are installing the roadway, sidewalks, traffic signals and stormwater infrastructure, according to an email from the city’s communications representative.
Timeline: expected completion by spring 2027
Cost: $37 million for sixth phase
Funding sources: city of Denton, TxDOT
5. Bonnie Brae Street third phase construction
Project: The third phase of the Bonnie Brae Street construction project stretched from Roselawn Drive to the I-35 frontage road. The completion of all seven phases promises a reduction in traffic congestion.
Update: Phase three is substantially complete. Final punchlist items, including clearing remaining traffic cones, will be completed by the end of the year.
Timeline: punchlist completion by winter 2026
Cost: $38 million for third phase
Funding source: city of Denton
6. Bonnie Brae Street sixth phase construction
Project: Among the completed projects within the sixth phase of Bonnie Brae Street are the paving at the intersection at Windsor Drive and Bonnie Brae Street, the street repair from Corbin Road to Goodson Way and the demolition from University Drive to Carril Al Lago Drive.
Update: The northbound lanes on Bonnie Brae Street at University Drive will reopen by Nov. 13, a construction representative said.
Timeline: October-Nov. 13
Cost: $37 million for sixth phase
Funding sources: city of Denton, TxDOT
