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Round Rock approved a $450,000 settlement with the Lake Forest HOA, securing the final land needed for the Gattis School Road Segment 6 expansion and clearing the way for construction to begin. (Courtesy City of Round Rock)
Round Rock

Round Rock approves final land deal for Gattis School Road widening

By Manuel Holguin Jr.

Round Rock approved a $450,000 settlement with the Lake Forest HOA, securing the final land needed for the Gattis School Road Segment 6 expansion and clearing the way for construction to begin.

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