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City Council greenlights widening Alsbury, updates plans to improve major roads
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City Council greenlights widening Alsbury, updates plans to improve major roads

Council unanimously approves $2.7 million project widening Alsbury from Hulen to Candler and directs staff to pull $700,000 from program budget to repair Hidden Creek, Renfro and Alsbury

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Areial view of the section of Alsbury being widened. City staff’s presentation.

BURLESON – The Burleson City Council approved a project to widen Alsbury Boulevard and directed city staff to update the street asset-management program to repair Hidden Creek Parkway, Renfro Street and Alsbury sooner than initially planned Monday at City Hall.

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The council unanimously approved the $2.7 million project to widen Alsbury from Hulen Street to Candler Drive and directed city staff to pull $700,000 from the $2.3 million budget for year-one of the street asset-management program to focus on fixing multiple locations along Hidden Creek, Renfro and Alsbury. 


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The Alsbury-widening project will include constructing outside lanes, a 10-foot shared-use path, modifying the railroad crossing on that road segment and undergrounding electrical lines at the north side of the project. 

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