Hickory Creek Road Phase 3 Project

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The Hickory Creek Road Phase 3 project is located on Hickory Creek Road from Riverpass Drive to FM-1830. To improve safety and mobility in the area, the project includes the design and construction of a four-lane extension and realignment of Hickory Creek Road from Riverpass Drive to FM-1830, and the construction of a bridge that will span Hickory Creek and remove the safety concern of the 90 degree curve from the current Hickory Creek alignment. This project is part of a larger reconstruction and widening project for Hickory Creek Road with the goal of a continuous four lane divided road

The Hickory Creek Road Phase 3 project is located on Hickory Creek Road from Riverpass Drive to FM-1830. To improve safety and mobility in the area, the project includes the design and construction of a four-lane extension and realignment of Hickory Creek Road from Riverpass Drive to FM-1830, and the construction of a bridge that will span Hickory Creek and remove the safety concern of the 90 degree curve from the current Hickory Creek alignment. This project is part of a larger reconstruction and widening project for Hickory Creek Road with the goal of a continuous four lane divided road along Hickory Creek Road from FM 2499 to FM 1830.

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  • Share Hello is the hickory creek crossover to brush creek to 377 in a different project that’s funded? What is stays of this? Thank you on Facebook Share Hello is the hickory creek crossover to brush creek to 377 in a different project that’s funded? What is stays of this? Thank you on Twitter Share Hello is the hickory creek crossover to brush creek to 377 in a different project that’s funded? What is stays of this? Thank you on Linkedin Email Hello is the hickory creek crossover to brush creek to 377 in a different project that’s funded? What is stays of this? Thank you link

    Hello is the hickory creek crossover to brush creek to 377 in a different project that’s funded? What is stays of this? Thank you

    Dsmith asked 13 days ago

    Thank you for your inquiry into the Hickory Creek Rd Ph 3 project. The Hickory Creek RD PH 3 project is from Riverpass to FM1830, Hickory Creek Rd PH 4 is from FM1830 to US 377, and Hickory Creek Rd PH 5 is from US377 to I35W frontage. Phases 4 and 5 are not designed or funded at this time. The intersection where Brush Creek, FM1830, and Hilltop (New Hickory Creek) tie in will be completed with Phase 4. The map shown below shows the phases of the Hickory Creek Rd Projects:

         Phase 3 in Green and under construction / Phase 4 in Blue (Projected Route) / Phase 5 in Yellow (Projected Route



    If you have any questions or would like a more in depth view into the project please contact Dustin Draper at Dustin.Draper@cityofdenton.com. 

  • Share What is the plan for Brush Creek Road in regards to expansion? I cannot find any information about it and when that is happening. on Facebook Share What is the plan for Brush Creek Road in regards to expansion? I cannot find any information about it and when that is happening. on Twitter Share What is the plan for Brush Creek Road in regards to expansion? I cannot find any information about it and when that is happening. on Linkedin Email What is the plan for Brush Creek Road in regards to expansion? I cannot find any information about it and when that is happening. link

    What is the plan for Brush Creek Road in regards to expansion? I cannot find any information about it and when that is happening.

    ashoe asked 19 days ago

    Thank you for your inquiry. The City of Denton currently doesn't have any design or immediate plans for the Brush Creek Rd area between 377 and FM 1830. Brush Creek is shown on the Mobility plan that can be located at the following link, https://gis.cityofdenton.com:9002/mapviewer/ that can be found on the City of Denton's website.  For the immediate future we do not have any projects planned for Brush Creek in our five year capital project planning. If you have any further questions please feel free to reach out to us via Discuss Denton or myself, Dustin Draper, at dustin.draper@cityofdenton.com.

  • Share When will the potholes on hilltop near 1830 be filled or the road be finished there? Potholes are becoming to many to miss and is tearing up our tires and our vehicles in general. on Facebook Share When will the potholes on hilltop near 1830 be filled or the road be finished there? Potholes are becoming to many to miss and is tearing up our tires and our vehicles in general. on Twitter Share When will the potholes on hilltop near 1830 be filled or the road be finished there? Potholes are becoming to many to miss and is tearing up our tires and our vehicles in general. on Linkedin Email When will the potholes on hilltop near 1830 be filled or the road be finished there? Potholes are becoming to many to miss and is tearing up our tires and our vehicles in general. link

    When will the potholes on hilltop near 1830 be filled or the road be finished there? Potholes are becoming to many to miss and is tearing up our tires and our vehicles in general.

    Tiana Wedgeworth asked 4 months ago

    Thank you for your inquiry into the Hickory Creek Rd Ph 3 project. Hilltop Rd is scheduled to be graded this week to address the pothole issue. The estimated completion of the project is Q2 2025. If you would like a more in depth view into the project please contact me at Dustin.Draper@cityofdenton.com.

  • Share When will the potholes be filled? Also what is the anticipated completion date for the road? Thanks! on Facebook Share When will the potholes be filled? Also what is the anticipated completion date for the road? Thanks! on Twitter Share When will the potholes be filled? Also what is the anticipated completion date for the road? Thanks! on Linkedin Email When will the potholes be filled? Also what is the anticipated completion date for the road? Thanks! link

    When will the potholes be filled? Also what is the anticipated completion date for the road? Thanks!

    Laura asked 4 months ago

    Thank you for your inquiry into the Hickory Creek Rd Ph 3 project. Hilltop Rd is scheduled to be graded this week to address the pothole issue. The estimated completion of the project is Q2 2025. If you would like a more in depth view into the project please contact me at Dustin.Draper@cityofdenton.com.

  • Share When will the potholes on Hilltop and 1830 be filled in? It it getting out of hand and hard to dodge them. on Facebook Share When will the potholes on Hilltop and 1830 be filled in? It it getting out of hand and hard to dodge them. on Twitter Share When will the potholes on Hilltop and 1830 be filled in? It it getting out of hand and hard to dodge them. on Linkedin Email When will the potholes on Hilltop and 1830 be filled in? It it getting out of hand and hard to dodge them. link

    When will the potholes on Hilltop and 1830 be filled in? It it getting out of hand and hard to dodge them.

    Carli Odle asked 3 months ago

    Thank you for your inquiry into the Hickory Creek Rd Ph 3 project. Hilltop Rd is scheduled to be graded this week to address the pothole issue. The estimated completion of the project is Q2 2025. If you would like a more in depth view into the project please contact me at Dustin.Draper@cityofdenton.com.

  • Share You need to fill in the potholes on the temporary Hilltop Rd where it connects with 1830 and up to the paved section of road. There was NO reason to tear up the old paved Hilltop Road at the beginning of your project, unless you wanted to cause damage to local citizen’s cars with your poorly maintained temporary gravel road. The tear out of Hilltop early on is a just a gross blunder by Denton Co/you by perhaps allowing Sinacola to dictate timing so they could paid for that section instead of considering what the tax payers would want. Also, the signage at the Hilltop/1830 intersection when approaching from Denton is also terrible. There also needs to be a marker/sign on the north east corner of the Hilltop Rd/1830 intersection so when people arrive at night and are turning onto Hilltop they can see where to turn. In an effort to keep kids safe from going into Hickory Creek you are causing all kinds of other safety concerns especially once you have Hilltop residents needing to turn left onto Brush Creek to get out to 1830 without any plans (to my knowledge) for a stop sign for Brush Creek traffic , a roundabout, or a center merge lane that would allow for a protected left turn. Please let me know what the plans are for that intersection and how/when my other concerns will be addressed. Thank you on Facebook Share You need to fill in the potholes on the temporary Hilltop Rd where it connects with 1830 and up to the paved section of road. There was NO reason to tear up the old paved Hilltop Road at the beginning of your project, unless you wanted to cause damage to local citizen’s cars with your poorly maintained temporary gravel road. The tear out of Hilltop early on is a just a gross blunder by Denton Co/you by perhaps allowing Sinacola to dictate timing so they could paid for that section instead of considering what the tax payers would want. Also, the signage at the Hilltop/1830 intersection when approaching from Denton is also terrible. There also needs to be a marker/sign on the north east corner of the Hilltop Rd/1830 intersection so when people arrive at night and are turning onto Hilltop they can see where to turn. In an effort to keep kids safe from going into Hickory Creek you are causing all kinds of other safety concerns especially once you have Hilltop residents needing to turn left onto Brush Creek to get out to 1830 without any plans (to my knowledge) for a stop sign for Brush Creek traffic , a roundabout, or a center merge lane that would allow for a protected left turn. Please let me know what the plans are for that intersection and how/when my other concerns will be addressed. Thank you on Twitter Share You need to fill in the potholes on the temporary Hilltop Rd where it connects with 1830 and up to the paved section of road. There was NO reason to tear up the old paved Hilltop Road at the beginning of your project, unless you wanted to cause damage to local citizen’s cars with your poorly maintained temporary gravel road. The tear out of Hilltop early on is a just a gross blunder by Denton Co/you by perhaps allowing Sinacola to dictate timing so they could paid for that section instead of considering what the tax payers would want. Also, the signage at the Hilltop/1830 intersection when approaching from Denton is also terrible. There also needs to be a marker/sign on the north east corner of the Hilltop Rd/1830 intersection so when people arrive at night and are turning onto Hilltop they can see where to turn. In an effort to keep kids safe from going into Hickory Creek you are causing all kinds of other safety concerns especially once you have Hilltop residents needing to turn left onto Brush Creek to get out to 1830 without any plans (to my knowledge) for a stop sign for Brush Creek traffic , a roundabout, or a center merge lane that would allow for a protected left turn. Please let me know what the plans are for that intersection and how/when my other concerns will be addressed. Thank you on Linkedin Email You need to fill in the potholes on the temporary Hilltop Rd where it connects with 1830 and up to the paved section of road. There was NO reason to tear up the old paved Hilltop Road at the beginning of your project, unless you wanted to cause damage to local citizen’s cars with your poorly maintained temporary gravel road. The tear out of Hilltop early on is a just a gross blunder by Denton Co/you by perhaps allowing Sinacola to dictate timing so they could paid for that section instead of considering what the tax payers would want. Also, the signage at the Hilltop/1830 intersection when approaching from Denton is also terrible. There also needs to be a marker/sign on the north east corner of the Hilltop Rd/1830 intersection so when people arrive at night and are turning onto Hilltop they can see where to turn. In an effort to keep kids safe from going into Hickory Creek you are causing all kinds of other safety concerns especially once you have Hilltop residents needing to turn left onto Brush Creek to get out to 1830 without any plans (to my knowledge) for a stop sign for Brush Creek traffic , a roundabout, or a center merge lane that would allow for a protected left turn. Please let me know what the plans are for that intersection and how/when my other concerns will be addressed. Thank you link

    You need to fill in the potholes on the temporary Hilltop Rd where it connects with 1830 and up to the paved section of road. There was NO reason to tear up the old paved Hilltop Road at the beginning of your project, unless you wanted to cause damage to local citizen’s cars with your poorly maintained temporary gravel road. The tear out of Hilltop early on is a just a gross blunder by Denton Co/you by perhaps allowing Sinacola to dictate timing so they could paid for that section instead of considering what the tax payers would want. Also, the signage at the Hilltop/1830 intersection when approaching from Denton is also terrible. There also needs to be a marker/sign on the north east corner of the Hilltop Rd/1830 intersection so when people arrive at night and are turning onto Hilltop they can see where to turn. In an effort to keep kids safe from going into Hickory Creek you are causing all kinds of other safety concerns especially once you have Hilltop residents needing to turn left onto Brush Creek to get out to 1830 without any plans (to my knowledge) for a stop sign for Brush Creek traffic , a roundabout, or a center merge lane that would allow for a protected left turn. Please let me know what the plans are for that intersection and how/when my other concerns will be addressed. Thank you

    Sarah Davee asked 4 months ago

    Thank you for your inquiry to the Hickory Creek Rd Ph 3 project. The HIlltop Rd section is currently set to be graded by the end of the week, to address the potholes. Staff will address all traffic control devices and make any necessary changes this week as well. Please see the image below that shows what the lane configuration will look like at the project's completion. If you would like a more in depth view into the project please contact Dustin Draper at Dustin.Draper@cityofdenton.com.

     

  • Share Is there an update? Is the completion date still the same? Thanks in advance. on Facebook Share Is there an update? Is the completion date still the same? Thanks in advance. on Twitter Share Is there an update? Is the completion date still the same? Thanks in advance. on Linkedin Email Is there an update? Is the completion date still the same? Thanks in advance. link

    Is there an update? Is the completion date still the same? Thanks in advance.

    JMM asked 5 months ago

    Thank you for your inquiry into the Hickory Creek Road Phase 3 project. The project is currently estimated for completion in Q2 of 2025. City Staff is working with the railroad and ONCOR on coordination of power line relocations to ensure no interruptions in service while the project is under construction. If you would like a more in depth view into the project please reach out to Dustin Draper at Dustin.Draper@cityofdenton.com.

  • Share Can someone please pick-up the large rocks that are on 1830? This seems to be a daily occurrence now. on Facebook Share Can someone please pick-up the large rocks that are on 1830? This seems to be a daily occurrence now. on Twitter Share Can someone please pick-up the large rocks that are on 1830? This seems to be a daily occurrence now. on Linkedin Email Can someone please pick-up the large rocks that are on 1830? This seems to be a daily occurrence now. link

    Can someone please pick-up the large rocks that are on 1830? This seems to be a daily occurrence now.

    HRMaddie asked 11 months ago

    Thank you for the inquiry into the Hickory Creek Road Phase 3 project. Staff will monitor the are to ensure that any debri from the project is removed in a timely manner. If you have any further questions please feel free to contact me at Dustin.Draper@cityofdenton.com.  

  • Share Hi, with this project extending to 1830, the traffic has increased significantly on Country Club Rd. This poses traffic problems within the residential areas between Sanders Rd and Hobson Ln. Are there any plans to reduce the speed limit in this area and also install one or more stop signs? Cars and trucks are constantly speeding/racing down this road which is concerning. I believe reducing the speed limit and installing stop signs will help alleviate some of the issues. Thanks in advance, Lori on Facebook Share Hi, with this project extending to 1830, the traffic has increased significantly on Country Club Rd. This poses traffic problems within the residential areas between Sanders Rd and Hobson Ln. Are there any plans to reduce the speed limit in this area and also install one or more stop signs? Cars and trucks are constantly speeding/racing down this road which is concerning. I believe reducing the speed limit and installing stop signs will help alleviate some of the issues. Thanks in advance, Lori on Twitter Share Hi, with this project extending to 1830, the traffic has increased significantly on Country Club Rd. This poses traffic problems within the residential areas between Sanders Rd and Hobson Ln. Are there any plans to reduce the speed limit in this area and also install one or more stop signs? Cars and trucks are constantly speeding/racing down this road which is concerning. I believe reducing the speed limit and installing stop signs will help alleviate some of the issues. Thanks in advance, Lori on Linkedin Email Hi, with this project extending to 1830, the traffic has increased significantly on Country Club Rd. This poses traffic problems within the residential areas between Sanders Rd and Hobson Ln. Are there any plans to reduce the speed limit in this area and also install one or more stop signs? Cars and trucks are constantly speeding/racing down this road which is concerning. I believe reducing the speed limit and installing stop signs will help alleviate some of the issues. Thanks in advance, Lori link

    Hi, with this project extending to 1830, the traffic has increased significantly on Country Club Rd. This poses traffic problems within the residential areas between Sanders Rd and Hobson Ln. Are there any plans to reduce the speed limit in this area and also install one or more stop signs? Cars and trucks are constantly speeding/racing down this road which is concerning. I believe reducing the speed limit and installing stop signs will help alleviate some of the issues. Thanks in advance, Lori

    LoriP asked 6 months ago

    Thank you for your inquiry on the HIckory Creek Road Phase 3 Project. The roadway section  of  FM 1830 is a TXDOT roadway, any placement of signage falls within their control. Please reach out to the TXDOT Denton Area Office at (940)387-1324. If you have any further questions please do not hesitate to reach out to me at Dustin.Draper@cityofdenton.com. 

  • Share Why doesn’t the city just put a crosswalk and warning lights across Hickory Creek Rd at the trail on Facebook Share Why doesn’t the city just put a crosswalk and warning lights across Hickory Creek Rd at the trail on Twitter Share Why doesn’t the city just put a crosswalk and warning lights across Hickory Creek Rd at the trail on Linkedin Email Why doesn’t the city just put a crosswalk and warning lights across Hickory Creek Rd at the trail link

    Why doesn’t the city just put a crosswalk and warning lights across Hickory Creek Rd at the trail

    KevinB asked 6 months ago

    Thank you for the inquiry on the Hickory Creek Road Phase 3 Project. The current project scope only includes the reconstruction of the west bound lanes at the location where the trail ties into Hickory Creek Rd. Our Traffic Department has plans for a signal installation at Montecito and HIckory Creek Rd that will provide a safe signalized crossing for bike and pedestrian access from the north to the south side of Hickory Creek Rd. If you would like a more in depth view into the project please contact me at Dustin.Draper@cityofdenton.com.  

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