Project update


FM 2499FM 2499
Dirt, wall and paving work continues on the new lowered FM 2499 main lanes from Grapevine Mills Boulevard to Denton Creek in Grapevine. North of Denton Creek, crews continue to pave on the new FM 2499 lowered main lanes. Crews have placed the concrete deck on the southbound FM 2499 bridge over Denton Creek. The FM 2499 construction includes rebuilding the main lanes of
FM 2499 from SH 121 to Denton Creek.
Timeline: August 2013-January 2017
Cost: $93 million
Funding sources: Texas Department of Transportation, federal grant funds



CompletionPleasant Run Road


Pleasant Run Road
The Colleyville project, which was completed the week of Thanksgiving, reconstructed the road from Veranda and Mission lanes to Bogart Drive as a two-lane asphalt street with concrete curbs and gutters. Crews also widened Mission Lane, east of Veranda Lane, to two lanes allowing for two-way traffic. Pedestrians now have a 5-foot-wide sidewalk along the west side of the road, a 10-foot-wide hike and bike trail along the east side and street lighting.
Timeline: January-November
Cost: $2 million
Funding sources: city of Colleyville, North Central Texas Council of Governments Trail Grant Fund



Completed projectState Street connector


State Street connector
The Southlake Public Works Streets/Drainage Division completed the State Street roadway connector, which is located between Federal Way and Division Street, in November. The connector will allow traffic to access SH 114 directly from State Street in Southlake Town Square. By providing this option, traffic in and out of Town Square should move more freely and lessen the amount of congestion on North Carroll Avenue.
Timeline: October-November
Cost: $159,000
Funding sources: city of Southlake