Old Nacogdoches Road feasibility study
Summary
The city-owned stretch of Old Nacogdoches Road has a pavement score of ~21/100 due to heavy quarry truck traffic. Full reconstruction costs $2.6-2.9M the city doesn't have; restricting through-truck traffic could allow a $600-700K fix. Council tabled action to weigh options, including quarry partnerships.
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Last discussed Aug 5, 2026.
Impact analysis
Could cost the city $2.6M+ in debt, or $600-700K if truck traffic is restricted — a big chunk of the city's roughly $1.2M in available project funds.
Residents who drive the road and nearby property owners if it's repaired.
quarry operators and aggregate businesses if truck traffic is restricted; possible rerouted truck traffic near the middle school.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council - Aug 5, 2026
Years of quarry trucks have wrecked the city-owned stretch of Old Nacadoches Road; a full rebuild would cost $2-3 million. Instead, the council reinstated through-truck restrictions and will do a roughly $300,000-$400,000 mill and overlay, with enforcement help from DPS and the county.
City Council - Jul 1, 2026
The city-owned stretch of Old Nacogdoches Road has a pavement score of ~21/100 due to heavy quarry truck traffic. Full reconstruction costs $2.6-2.9M the city doesn't have; restricting through-truck traffic could allow a $600-700K fix. Council tabled action to weigh options, including quarry partnerships.
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