City of Kyle officials have made significant progress on five road projects included in a road bond approved by voters in November 2022.
At a Feb. 17 meeting, council members received updates on the projects from city staff, including progress on ongoing projects, completed projects and total cost estimations.
Bebee Road West
Project: Realigns sharp curves and adds capacity to a 1-mile stretch with a new roundabout for the western portion.
Update: The baseline construction schedule was approved in November, all necessary rights of ways and easements have been secured, and work has begun on roadway preparation and drainage improvements.
Timeline: 2023-summer 2027Cost: $19.9 million to $21.6 million
Bebee Road East
Project: Adds approximately 2.1 miles of four-lane roadway and three roundabouts for the eastern portion.
Update: The design phase is 90% complete.
Timeline: 2023-fall 2029Cost: $42.3 million to $45.4 million
Kohlers to Seton Off-system, or city-operated roadway
Project: Extends the road from I-35 northbound frontage road to Seton Parkway.
Update: The baseline construction schedule was approved in November, all necessary rights of way and easements have been secured, and work has begun on utility installation and wastewater system improvements.
Timeline: 2023-summer 2027Cost: $28.1 million to $30 million
Kohlers to Seton On-system, or state-operated roadway
Project: Adds an overpass to create space for a Kohlers Crossing connection.
Update: The design phase is 90% complete. The final design is expected in spring 2027.
Timeline: 2023-fall 2029Cost: $45 million to $49.2 million
Windy Hill Road
Project: Expands the roadway to four lanes, improves intersections, extends a low-water crossing culvert and adds modern drainage facilities.
Update: A construction contract for the project was awarded to Smith Contracting Co. Inc. on Feb. 17 with the possibility of a future change order.
Timeline: construction begins in AprilCost: $13.8 million to $14.6 million
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