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Cedar Park is officially dropping speed limits on a bunch of local roads to make things safer. Keep an eye out for new signs on your daily commute so you don't get slapped with a surprise ticket.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
Potential future infrastructure costs for the city if Lone Star Drive requires upgrades to handle commercial traffic.
Property owners seeking to maximize the marketability of their land.
Current residents of the Lone Star Drive neighborhood.
The project would have added 1,500 residential units and various commercial uses, but was rejected for not meeting the city's vision for a mixed-use destination.
Brings the undersized commercial lot into compliance with local zoning and future land use plans.
The project is expected to bring a boutique grocery store and flex office space to the area, with conditions to protect nearby residents.
The project will bring new high-tech jobs to the city and fund a needed road extension, though neighbors are concerned about potential noise and truck traffic.
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Residents reported dangerous speeding and poor visibility on Cranky Ranch Road, noting a recent injury. They requested better enforcement and trimming of overgrown vegetation that blocks signs.