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Council Grants CTRMA Access for Environmental Studies Along US‑290 Corridor; Authority Has Committed Funds for Planning
Summary
The council approved right‑of‑way agreements allowing the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority to conduct environmental investigations for proposed improvements along the US‑290 corridor; staff said the authority has committed roughly $5 million to the work and that public engagement will follow.
The Manor City Council on June 4 approved right‑of‑way agreements that give the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority (CTRMA) and its consultants permission to perform environmental investigations on several parcels needed for expansion and planning along the US‑290 corridor.
The agreements cover preliminary environmental field work on easements and detention‑pond footprints for upcoming phases of development and corridor…
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