TxDOT plans to add lanes to I-35W between Interstate 20 and Burleson. A meeting has been scheduled for public comment on the road project.
Interstate 35W south of Interstate 20 could get larger as the state transportation department tries to keep up with growth.More people are moving to areas south of Fort Worth, and the Texas Department of Transportation wants to accommodate that growth.TxDOT plans to add lanes to Interstate 35W betweenIt is holding a pair of meetings this week to hear from the public.
The plan would expand the highway from three to five northbound lanes and from three to six southbound lanes between Interstate 20 and Everman Parkway. The section between Everman Parkway and East Renfro Street would be five lanes in either direction, according to a TxDOT press release.A public meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Oct. 26 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Fort Worth South at 100 Altamesa Blvd.
, or send written comments to project manager Tejas Soni at TxDOT’s Fort Worth Office at 2501 SW Loop 820.
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