With no TxDOT compromise in sight, the city will spend the Broadway money elsewhere and redesign two projects that included lane closures.
by providing a plan that retained the lane closures, but added additional traffic reduction measures, such as synchronized traffic signals and consolidated driveways.
Meanwhile, two other 2017 bond projects that were expected to include lane closures, on Roosevelt Avenue and Probandt Street, are being sent back to the drawing board. “It’s not just the cost of the design, the delays cost money,” Hosseini said. “If we had built these projects earlier, it would be less expensive than building them two years down the road.”to make improvements on Broadway Street north of I-35, focused on “safety, maintenance and operational enhancements to repair the roadway.”
Federal money intended for the full Broadway Corridor remains in the hands of the Alamo Area Metropolitan Metropolitan Planning Organization . Sid Martinez, AAMPO’s director, said Thursday that neither TxDOT nor the city had requested to use the federal funds.
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