Plano, Texas, is bustling with transportation projects aimed at enhancing the city’s infrastructure. These projects, funded by both the city and state, are crucial for improving traffic flow and connectivity within the community.
Arterial Overlay 2026
This project involves small arterial concrete repairs on Legacy Drive, Park Boulevard, Parker Road, and Independence Parkway. The city will also mill and overlay existing asphalt for railroad crossings on Plano Parkway and Jupiter Road. The ultra-thin overlay work is set to begin in June, with an expected completion in the fall of 2026. The project is funded by the city of Plano at a cost of $5.4 million.
Cotton Belt Regional Trail Phase 2
The Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) is extending the trail from Plano’s Shiloh Station to Fort Worth’s Trinity Trails. Phase 2 stretches from Addison to Plano, with ongoing work on signal crossings and drainage near N Avenue. The project, funded by TxDOT and federal and state sources, is expected to be completed by May 2027, costing $50 million.
Sewer Improvements
From Coit Road to Independence Parkway, sewer improvements are underway. Temporary asphalt is being placed on Plano Parkway to reopen turn lanes. The project is on track for completion by spring 2027, with a budget of $17.25 million funded by the city of Plano.
Street and Waterline Replacement
This project involves the removal and replacement of street pavement, driveways, barrier-free ramps, and waterlines. Waterline installation is complete from Municipal to P Avenue, and drainage pipes are being installed. Pavement replacements will follow, with completion expected by March 2027. The city of Plano funds this $7.14 million project.
Concrete and Sidewalk Repair
On Custer Road, from Spring Creek Parkway to Hedgecoxe Road, existing reinforced arterial concrete and sidewalks are being repaired. Nighttime intersection work will occur at Legacy and Custer from June 1-12. The project is estimated to be completed by fall 2026, costing $1.94 million, funded by the city of Plano.
Road Bridge Replacement
The road bridge replacement across Pittman Creek includes replacing damaged drainage culverts. Two lanes of traffic will remain open in each direction, with temporary traffic paths and streetlights off until construction ends. The project is funded by TxDOT at $1.8 million, with completion expected by February 2027.
Arterial Concrete Repair
Concrete repair along Coit Road from SH 190 to Parker Road is underway. The project is progressing south of 15th Street toward SH 190, with completion anticipated by late summer 2026. The city of Plano funds this $1.61 million project.
Original reporting: Community Impact — Plano — read the source article.
