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Area engineer: I‑30 Rockwall section on track; larger corridor may slip into 2028
Summary
Stockland area engineer Nick Wellington told the consortium that the Rockwall portion of the I‑30 project is on schedule but larger corridor work may extend into 2028; he urged commissioners to report potholes and said the team will respond.
Area engineer Nick Wellington updated the consortium about I‑30 work near Royse and Rockwall, saying the Rockwall section "is currently on track to finish when it's supposed to be," while larger corridor segments could run into 2028. He told commissioners to report potholes so the crew can respond: "If Parker finds them first, let me know, and I'll go get them fixed. If I find them first, I'll go get them fixed."
Wellington later introduced himself to the group: "My name is Nick Wellington. I'm the area engineer for Stockland Rockwell for TechStop," and answered questions about schedule slippage tied to contractor availability. He said some segments were likely to finish on time while others could slip a month or more depending on contractor sequencing and mobilization.
