ROUND ROCK, TX — The Round Rock City Council approved three interlocal agreements with Williamson County for future transportation projects at a recent regularly scheduled meeting. The agreements calls for the following improvements, which are all currently in the design phase:

This project will reconstruct the existing two-lane CR to a six-lane divided and added pedestrian facilities along with curb and gutter and drainage from A.W. Grimes to CR 117. Under the agreement approved, Williamson County will commit up to $7,993,500 toward the project, not to exceed 50 percent of total costs.



This project will reconstruct the existing two-lane county road to a six-lane divided road, and add pedestrian facilities along with drainage, curb, and gutter. Under the agreement approved, Williamson County will commit up to $9,496,000 toward the project, not to exceed 50 percent of total costs.

This connection is expected to be a four-lane divided section with a bridge segment, extending the east-west corridor and providing greater connectivity for residents to other roadways and destinations in the community. Under the agreement approved, Williamson County will commit up to $7,772,000 toward the project, not to exceed 50 percent of total costs.