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Conway Ridge update: council debates road design, open houses planned
Summary
Officials updated the council on Conway Ridge development plans and road design tied to a RAISE-BUILD ITD grant; councilmembers disagreed on the need for a center turn lane and asked that the public be included in upcoming open houses.
Mayor David Porterfield said staff and K&M Engineering reviewed development plans and the development agreement for Conway Ridge; Notus Road design is part of a RAISE-BUILD ITD grant being designed by Keller and Associates. The developer has submitted a proposed street cut drawing for review.
Council President Rob Hartsock said a center turn lane is unnecessary, while Councilman Steve Ahlborn described a preference for two-way traffic with a buffer, sidewalk and possibly a berm to reduce noise. Councilwoman Lupita Connor urged including the public in decisions; the mayor said open houses will be held so residents can provide input.
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