McKinney is starting a major concrete road repair project that's going to cause some traffic headaches and noise. Think of it as 'Roadstock' – get ready for some construction chaos!
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before, 1 the 90 before that.
The cost of the infrastructure projects is substantial, with a combined project for Hunt and Davis streets estimated at over $20 million.
The community will benefit from updated and more robust infrastructure that can support future growth and development.
Businesses and residents will face significant traffic disruptions, detours, and potential noise and dust pollution during the multi-year construction phases.
Roadway and utility reconstruction in downtown is being phased, with delays pushing the start of Phase One to late 2026. This project is crucial for supporting new development but will cause significant disruption to traffic and businesses for an extended period.
The city needs to acquire land to complete a section of Collin McKinney Parkway. They are using eminent domain to get the necessary property from Encore Electric.
The city is updating its street infrastructure, which sometimes requires removing mature trees. Residents are concerned about the loss of these trees, and the council is exploring ways to better manage replacements and mitigate the impact on neighborhood character.
Welcome to 'Roadstock': McKinney's concrete panel replacement tour WFAA
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