From Community Impact News, May 15, 2008...
The Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization awarded $8.8 million for improvements to Williams Drive from D.B. Wood Road to .3 miles west of FM 3405, a total project length of 3.5 miles. The road improvement project is a partnership between the City of Georgetown and Williamson County.
The project includes an expansion to a four-lane road with a two-way left turn lane. A right turn lane will be constructed approaching D.B. Wood Road. The proposed roadway will have 10-foot shoulders throughout. The road will also receive grading, drainage improvements, asphalt paving, signage, signalization and striping.
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Friday, May 23, 2008
Ronald Reagan Blvd from FM 3405 to Williams Dr now open
From Community Impact News, May 16, 2008...
Precinct Three County Commissioner Valerie Covey was joined by precinct two commissioner Cynthia Long and other county representatives to celebrate the opening of Ronald Reagan Boulevard from FM 3405 to Williams Drive.
The new section of roadway is 5.4 miles and includes two bridges. Construction was completed nearly one month ahead of schedule and cost $10 million.
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Precinct Three County Commissioner Valerie Covey was joined by precinct two commissioner Cynthia Long and other county representatives to celebrate the opening of Ronald Reagan Boulevard from FM 3405 to Williams Drive.
The new section of roadway is 5.4 miles and includes two bridges. Construction was completed nearly one month ahead of schedule and cost $10 million.
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Friday, April 11, 2008
County Teams Up With Georgetown To Expand Road
From statesman.com April 9, 2008...
Georgetown and Williamson County officials agreed Tuesday to work together on an expansion this fall of a busy two-lane road in Georgetown.
The City Council and Commissioners Court each voted Tuesday in favor of financing the project.
The plan for a 31/2-mile portion of RM 2338 (Williams Drive) has been in limbo in recent months after the state's transportation agency notified county and Georgetown officials that it no longer had the approximately $22 million needed to pay for the expansion to five lanes.
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Georgetown and Williamson County officials agreed Tuesday to work together on an expansion this fall of a busy two-lane road in Georgetown.
The City Council and Commissioners Court each voted Tuesday in favor of financing the project.
The plan for a 31/2-mile portion of RM 2338 (Williams Drive) has been in limbo in recent months after the state's transportation agency notified county and Georgetown officials that it no longer had the approximately $22 million needed to pay for the expansion to five lanes.
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Tuesday, April 8, 2008
Williamson County and City of Georgetown Considering Partnership to Widen Williams Drive
From the Williamson County Newsletter April 2008...
Williamson County and the city of Georgetown are talking about partnering to make improvements to Williams Drive, also known as FM 2338. The proposed design is for a five-lane major arterial with shoulders. The Commissioners Court has approved two contracts for the project. The Georgetown City Council will consider an agenda item that provides for funding the widening of Williams Drive from D.B. Wood Road to FM 3405.
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Williamson County and the city of Georgetown are talking about partnering to make improvements to Williams Drive, also known as FM 2338. The proposed design is for a five-lane major arterial with shoulders. The Commissioners Court has approved two contracts for the project. The Georgetown City Council will consider an agenda item that provides for funding the widening of Williams Drive from D.B. Wood Road to FM 3405.
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