Get ready for smoother commutes! A brand new road, Anderson Farms Parkway, is finally being built in Ponder. This is a huge deal for making it easier to get around town and to school, and it's expected to seriously cut down on traffic headaches.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 8 mentions in the last 30 days, 7 the 60 before, 6 the 90 before that.
The town will fund over $22 million in infrastructure improvements for the Furst Ranch development through TIRZ revenues and impact fees.
The developer of Furst Ranch and future residents and businesses in the development will benefit from the new infrastructure.
The community could be negatively impacted by an unsafe or inefficient intersection.
As May rolls in, Double Oak starts to pick up a bit longer days, more activity outside and the usual mix of graduations and summer plans. It’s also a good time to step back and focus on the work ahead as a town. By the time you’re reading this, our local election will be over. […]
Construction on the intersection of FM 2499 and FM 407 in Highland Village is slowly creeping along, but it has quickly become a headache for local commuters. However, according to the City of Highland Village, Texas Department of Transportation anticipates the work to be completed by mid-May. On Tuesday and Wednesday evening, the Texas Department […]
Construction on the I-35E/I-35W merge in Denton continues, which will close various roads in the area Wednesday night. According to the Texas Department of Transportation, the northbound I-35E off-ramp to southbound I-35W will be closed from 9 p.m. Wednesday until 5 a.m. Thursday. The project is weather permitting, so if rain or other weather moves […]
A new 1-mile stretch of roadway was celebrated in Ponder as a major improvement for the town. The Anderson Farms Parkway broke ground on April 12, which will serve as a second access point for Ponder ISD’s campuses. It will run parallel to FM 156, connecting January Lane to FM 2449 and easing congestion on […]
Residents voiced concerns about traffic from upcoming road construction, worn-out crosswalks, and muddy sidewalks near parks and schools, requesting specific improvements.
Managing traffic is a top concern for residents. Candidates discussed using technology, improving signal synchronization with neighboring cities, and considering the impact of new developments on road networks.
The commission is setting priorities for where new streetlights will be installed as part of the annual budget process. This affects neighborhood safety and visibility at night.
Commissioners debated the adequacy of current funding for sidewalk projects, considering inflation and the growing number of identified sidewalk gaps. They discussed the possibility of requesting increased funding from the Town Council.
The town is moving forward with significant infrastructure improvements, authorizing over $54 million in bonds for streets, water, sewer systems, and park facilities, including trail systems and the Community Activity Center.
The commission reviewed upcoming signal projects and street reconstruction plans for the next two fiscal years. This involves looking at planned infrastructure improvements for the town.
The commission received updates on significant road projects like Lakeside capacity improvements and FM 2499/FM 3040. Some projects may see adjusted timelines to avoid conflicts with other major construction.
Upgrades to the FM 2499 and FM 3040 intersection aim to reduce congestion and improve safety for drivers. The project includes adding lanes and improving alignments.
The TIRZ board approved a significant development agreement for over $22 million to fund roadway and utility improvements for the first phase of the Furst Ranch project. This investment is key to enabling the mixed-use development to move forward.
The town is investing in a major intersection upgrade to improve traffic flow and safety. This project addresses a key piece of infrastructure that impacts daily commutes and the overall efficiency of the road network.
The council approved agreements for significant infrastructure projects, including a portion of Denton Creek Boulevard and roadway/utility improvements for the Canyon Falls Village 3 development. These investments are crucial for the town's growth and connectivity.
A request for a design exception for Mavis Tires and Brakes was considered, focusing on exterior wall construction and accent color usage.
The town approved the purchase of specialized equipment for utility line maintenance to ensure continued service delivery.
A resident raised concerns about the design of an intersection for a proposed development on Scenic Drive, requesting further review and potential discussion.
Residents are concerned about a dangerous blind spot created by new commercial development at the intersection of Lake Flower Drive and Long Prairie Road, leading to near-misses and aggressive driving. They are requesting a traffic light to improve visibility and safety.
The commission reviewed the town's strategies for maintaining its extensive road network, including both concrete and asphalt surfaces. Discussions focused on preventative maintenance, repair techniques, and the overall condition of the roads, which is tracked by a Pavement Condition Index (PCI).
Commissioners discussed how the town maintains its asphalt and concrete streets, a topic requested by the commission for 2026. This discussion aims to inform the commission on current practices.
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