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Bee Cave backs CAMPO funding request for pedestrian bridge across 620
Summary
Council approved two resolutions to pursue CAMPO planning funds and authorize an advanced funding agreement with TxDOT for a proposed pedestrian bridge on TX-620; staff said developer easements and initial CIP funding are in place for design and planning.
Public Works staff presented a preliminary project to construct an overhead pedestrian bridge across State Highway 620 to connect trails on the west and east sides, citing a recent pedestrian fatality as a motivating factor. Staff said the city has developer-provided easement for the east side and proposes submitting a CAMPO call-for-projects application seeking planning and design funds (staff estimated an ask around $620,000 with a 10% local match to be covered by developer funds).
Council voted unanimously to adopt a resolution committing the city to the project for CAMPO/TxDOT processes and then approved a second resolution authorizing the city manager to execute an advanced funding agreement (AFA) with TxDOT if the project is selected. Staff emphasized these votes fund planning and design only; construction funding would be a separate future action.
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