\t\t\t\t\t\t\tA Sprouts Farmers Market, East 51st Street improvements and a new museum building are among the five most expensive projects filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation in the Austin metro this week.<\/p>\n
Deposition Technology<\/a><\/p>\n This project at the semiconductor support and manufacturing company consists of a cleanroom expansion and renovation.<\/p>\n Location: 3733 Drossett Drive, AustinEstimated timeline: Nov. 9, 2025-Feb. 28, 2027Estimated cost: $27 millionEast 51st Street<\/a><\/p>\n This project involves the revitalization of East 51st Street from I-35 to Berkman Drive. The project stems from the East 51st Street Vision Plan<\/a> to create a community outlook and promote coordinated redevelopment for both sides of the corridor.<\/p>\n Location: East 51st Street from I-35 to Berkman Drive, AustinEstimated timeline: June 1, 2027-Sept. 1, 2028Estimated cost: $17 millionSprouts Farmers Market<\/a><\/p>\n A new location for the grocery store is coming to Hutto. There are currently four storefronts within Austin as well as locations in Round Rock, Cedar Park and Georgetown.<\/p>\n Location: Northeast corner of SH 130 and Hwy. 79, HuttoEstimated timeline: Sept. 15, 2026-Feb. 7, 2028Estimated cost: $4.8 millionUT Dinosaur Trackways<\/a><\/p>\n The building is a 2,100-square-foot single-story museum. The project aims<\/a> to conserve and house some of Texas\u2019 most renowned fossilized footprints made 113 million years ago by a sauropod and a theropod near Glen Rose.<\/p>\n