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RM 150 ALIGNMENT PROJECT

Hays County has identified a proposed alignment for RM 150 from just west of Kyle to I-35. Please view the video presentation and alignment maps below. The project team is also available to set up telephone or web meetings to discuss the project and answer questions.

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RM 150 Alignment Map

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RM 150 Alignment Map with Environmental Constraints

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Roadway Configuration

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Alignment History Maps

SUBMIT COMMENTS

The comment period closed June 30, 2020

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Text or leave a message
with verbal comments of up to 3 minutes at 512-400-6107

Or, complete the comment form.

Thank you for submitting

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BACKGROUND

Since 2014, Hays County has been studying the portion of RM 150 from just west of Arroyo Ranch Road southeast to I-35 near Yarrington Road. As Hays County and the Kyle area have continued to grow at a rapid pace, the need is greater than ever for additional roadway capacity to address increasing traffic volumes and improve safety on this section of RM 150.

A proposed alignment that would help alleviate congestion along existing RM 150 and through downtown Kyle has been identified through an evaluation of several options, technical analysis, public involvement, and coordination with property owners. Hays County previously worked jointly with TxDOT on this study but is now leading the effort as a County project to move design forward and preserve the necessary right of way for the roadway, considering several developments in the area that are moving forward quickly.

NEXT STEPS

Public comments will be collected and reviewed, then the roadway design and engineering plans will be further developed. The right of way preservation process will be coordinated with individual property owners. Final preliminary design with environmental due diligence is anticipated to be complete in 2021.

There is not a timeline for construction as funding has not yet been identified. As the design is refined, right of way preservation will begin and construction details will be coordinated. Final design and construction may occur along the corridor in phases, depending on funding availability and conditions in the area.

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