Hawks Landing Road
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Amount: $3.5M
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$3.5M in total financial activity across agenda items that mention this location.
Largest single item: $3.5M on (Kimley-Horn and Associates Engineering Agreement Amendment No. 2 for the Bonds Ranch - Wagley Robertson Project)
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October 2026
Authorizes Amendment No. 2 of $288,314 to Kimley-Horn and Associates' engineering agreement for added design scope on the Bonds Ranch - Wagley Robertson project, raising the contract to $3,492,079 (2022 Bond Program).
…extension of WRR to the future US Highway 287 frontage road, traffic signals at Hawks Landing Road and WRR, striping, and signage. The additional scope increases the contract tot…
September 2026
Council is asked to adopt a resolution authorizing the physical closure of a portion of Hawks Landing Road north of West Bonds Ranch Road, to take effect when a railroad bridge project begins in 2029. TxDOT requires approval now to finalize engineering plans.
Hawks Landing Partial Physical Closure for Future Construction (VA-26-012)
July 2026
Recommendation to City Council for the physical closure of a portion of Hawks Landing Road, a 60-foot right-of-way north of West Bonds Ranch Road, initiated by the City.
VA-26-012 – Physical Closure of a Portion of Hawks Landing Road North of West Bonds Ranch Road: Council District 10.
June 2026
Authorization to execute a construction contract with McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. for road widening improvements on Bonds Ranch Road from Wagley Robertson Road to Hawks Landing Road, funded through the 2022 Bond Program.
…he Bonds Ranch Road Widening Improvements Project from Wagley Robertson Road to Hawks Landing Road (2022 Bond Program)