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Edinburg is dropping $12.6 million to fix up local roads and ease those annoying traffic jams. It’s going to be a bit of a headache with construction zones for a while, but your daily commute should get a lot smoother once it's finished.
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The developer will bear the cost of widening 4,000 feet of Davis Road.
Future residents of the new subdivisions and existing neighbors who will gain a wider, safer road.
Current residents may experience construction-related traffic disruptions.
The commission denied the request to maintain neighborhood-scale zoning.
Adds density to the area, raising concerns about traffic and parking.
The commission tabled the item to allow for further review of TxDOT requirements.
The approval allows for the construction of a commercial plaza in a mixed-use area.
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Residents are concerned that new high-density developments on S. McColl Road will worsen traffic on the already congested Sprague Road. They are pushing for the city to require developers to widen the road as part of the approval process.