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TXDOT briefs Livingston council on 1-way split-pair concept and Choates Creek bridge replacement
Summary
Representatives from the Texas Department of Transportation presented local and regional projects including a 1-way split-pair concept for Washington (Highway 59 Business) and Houston (State Highway 146) and an update on the Choates Creek bridge replacement; council members discussed potential impacts and next steps.
Clint Jones and Homar Mu—1oz of the Texas Department of Transportation briefed the Livingston City Council on Sept. 9 about local and regional transportation projects.
The presentation described a 1-way split-pair concept for Washington (Highway 59 Business) and Houston (State Highway 146). Discussion among council members and TXDOT representatives focused on how the split-pair concept could affect traffic patterns and right-of-way needs in downtown corridors. TXDOT also provided an update on a proposed bridge replacement at Choates Creek.
Council members engaged with TXDOT during the presentation; the minutes record the presentation and ensuing discussion but do not show any formal council action on TXDOT recommendations. TXDOT staff and some members of the public retired from the meeting after the discussion.
