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Elgin schedules April 14 public meeting on $10 million Kennedy County Line Road project; traffic changes to begin in April
Summary
City manager announced a public meeting for April 14 to explain traffic impacts for the Kennedy County Line Road project, described the project as approximately $10 million in scope, and said staff will present maps, engineering and construction details to the public.
The Elgin city manager announced that the city will hold a public meeting on the Kennedy County Line Road project on Tuesday, April 14 at 6 p.m., with the meeting location to be confirmed and posted.
"We are planning to have a community meeting for the Kennedy County Line Road project planned for next Tuesday," the city manager said, adding the meeting will include maps and technical staff to answer engineering, construction, traffic and environmental questions.
The manager told council the project is roughly a $10,000,000 effort and that traffic impacts could begin "as quickly as at the end of this month," giving residents roughly three weeks' notice in the meeting as described. He emphasized the need to meet key time frames to remain in good standing with the Texas General Land Office (GLO) and said the administration will return the item to a future council agenda with additional details.
The presentation framed the meeting as an early step in public engagement: staff will try to give residents "full maps" and detailed timelines and to answer questions from property owners, parents and business owners about surveying, traffic changes and construction staging. No vote was taken; the announcement was informational and intended to provide prompt public notice and opportunity for comment.
