The Lower Broadway road reconstruction project is undergoing its last milestone before the project is completed.
San Antonio and... jazz? The city has a love & lineage of jazz greats. KSAT Explains.WEEKEND FORECAST: Comfortable mornings, warm afternoons for San AntonioStarting at Broadway and Roy Smith Street, paving will be done in rolling in three to four block increments and will continue south towards Houston Street. Broadway will be closed within the increments and each will take at least three days to complete.
The final pavements are set to start as early as Sept. 30, according to a press release from the City of San Antonio’s Public Works. The Lower Broadway project has been under constructionStarting at Broadway and Roy Smith Street, paving will be done in rolling in three- to four- block increments and will continue south towards Houston Street. Broadway will be closed within the increments, and each will take at least three days to complete.
Detours will direct drivers to North Alamo Street and Avenue B. The paving should be completed by mid-October. “We are excited for this project to take one big step closer to finishing,” public works director Razi Hosseini said. “The end product will be a brand new roadway with upgraded utilities and a much-improved pedestrian experience.”All businesses will remain open during the construction period.
This project will bring wider sidewalks, trees, pedestrian lighting, enhanced traffic signals and crosswalks, the release said.Madalynn Lambert is a Content Gatherer at KSAT-12. She grew up in San Antonio and graduated from Judson High School in 2020.
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