Anderson Mill Road Regional Mobility Project
The Austin Transportation and Public Works Departments are reviewing Anderson Mill Road as part of the 2016 Mobility Bond (Project ID 11880.002). The project is funded for preliminary engineering, design and construction of improvements on Anderson Mill Road between Spicewood Parkway and US 183.
This project started as a grassroots, community-led effort to address safety and mobility issues along Anderson Mill Road in northwest Austin. Learn more about the community-led initiative to improve Anderson Mill Road.
Project Limits
Project Status
City staff initiated the preliminary engineering effort in February 2017. Preliminary engineering includes evaluating existing conditions based on community input and transportation metrics such as vehicle, pedestrian and bicycle counts, speed, driveway analysis, crash pattern analysis, right of way width and availability, drainage, sidewalk condition, utilities, etc.
In March 2018, staff initiated the design phase of the project, which will begin to further refine the design and cost estimates.
Draft Preliminary Engineering Recommendations
City staff presented draft recommendations on February 10, 2018 at a public open house.
The recommendations represent about 30 percent design and will be refined further during the design phase.
Anticipated Timeline
Funding
Funding sources for the Anderson Mill Road Regional Mobility Project:
- $5.5 million from the 2016 Mobility Bond’s Regional Mobility Program
- Up to $1.26 million from the District 6 Quarter-Cent Fund
- $500,000 from the 2010 Mobility Bond
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Contact the project team
If you're part of a group that meets regularly and would like a briefing about the project, email Emily Tuttle to request a presentation.