On-street bicycle signage project
The city of McKinney will be adding nearly 500 signs throughout the city and some on-street pavement markings along Kentucky and Tennessee streets between Elm and Louisiana streets.
City officials said the goal of the project is to continue to make McKinney more bicycle-friendly for both recreation and the community. The city is furthering its efforts by designating bicycle boulevard routes on low-speed or low-volume roadways and signing them accordingly.
Timeline: October-TBD Cost: $250,000 Funding Sources: federal grant
1. Custer Road widening
The city of Frisco is widening Custer Road from Stonebridge Drive to SH 121. The road runs between Frisco and McKinney and sees daily traffic to and from both cities. To accommodate the growth in this area, the 3-mile project will widen the existing four-lane roadway to six lanes.
