This project includes the design of Myrick Lane (C.R. 400) from F.M. 982 to F.M. 546 (approximately 13,200linear feet or 2.5 miles). This project, funded with money from the Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone, will help alliviate part of the traffic on Hwy. 380.
Princeton City Council last week took the first step in building a road to help relieve congestion on Hwy. 380 by approving engineering and design work for the project.
At its regular meeting Monday, Nov. 13, the council gave its approval to a recommendation from the Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone board to begin construction of Myrick Lane, also designated CR 400, from FM 982 to FM 546.
City Manager Derek Borg reported that the road was planned as a 6-lane thoroughfare, but will initially be built as a 2-lane road. Collin County is not participating in the project, so costs will be born by Princeton.
By Joe Reavis • Staff Writer • [email protected]
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