\t\t\t\t\t\t\tFrom road construction in Georgetown to a skatepark in Kyle, here are five of the most expensive projects filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation in the Austin metro this week.<\/p>\n
1. Ronald Regan Boulevard Widening<\/a><\/p>\n This project includes the construction of new lanes and intersection improvements on Ronald Reagan Boulevard, including drainage structures, bridges, retaining walls, paving, lighting, signals and more.<\/p>\n Location: From CR 245 to southwest of Hwy. 195 in GeorgetownEstimated timeline: July 1, 2026-Jan. 27, 2029Estimated cost: $29.7 million2. Expo Center Park and Ride<\/a><\/p>\n This project involves construction of a new park-and-ride. It will include bus bays and electric vehicle charging stations.<\/p>\n Location: 7001 Decker Lane, AustinEstimated timeline: Sept. 1, 2024-May 31, 2026Estimated cost: $17.3 million3. Round Rock ISD Hartfield PAC Renovation<\/a><\/p>\n Construction will begin next year on a total roof replacement, mechanical equipment replacement, public address system upgrade, and interior other work, including replacement of flooring and wall finishes in the lobby and green room.<\/p>\n Location: 5800 McNeil Drive, AustinEstimated timeline: June 1, 2027-Sept. 15, 2027Estimated cost: $6 million4. Gregg-Clarke Skatepark<\/a><\/p>\n The Kyle skatepark will include approximately 34,000 square feet of concrete skatepark and pump track.<\/p>\n