A new traffic signal is necessary for a new intersection near Haggard Farms, according to a traffic impact study.
. The first $20 million, 189,000 square-foot development is scheduled to open at the end of 2024, per planning documents Stillwater Capital filed with the state.Developers, in conjunction with Plano, say they are working to make sure traffic is handled appropriately, according to Brian Shewski, Plano’s transportation engineering manager.
Michael Platt, SVP mixed-use development for Centennial, said Centennial has hired a world-class traffic engineering firm to perform an in-depth Traffic Impact Analysis of the proposed redevelopment. “The issue that we have right now is the developer and the developer’s consultant are trying to get Oncor to approve putting a traffic signal in at that location,” Shewski said. “And right now, Oncor is kind of wavering as to whether they’re going to approve it or not because the traffic signals are literally directly underneath these power lines. …These are very high power, 345 kilovolt transmission lines.
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