chum731

Having a light at Fry and Center Village is a good thing, but I'm curious if eastbound Fry traffic will cut through the Stein Mart parking lot to go south on Center Village (if the light is red).

Great news about the turn lane from Fry onto 99 North! Now if we can just get a driveway into the Home Depot parking lot from from the 99 South exit ramp!

It was Commissioner Andy Meyers that spoke at the meeting. It was brought up about creating access to HEB and Home Depot on each of their sides. He said that Tx DOT shot it down when they asked to create access off of the ramps to the shopping centers. There is a double ramp over on the Whole Foods side that comes off of the Westpark to Fry rd. It will be interesting to see what they close off and open up over in the new complex.

The neighborhood has already had issues with the lighting and noise (compactors and truck deliveries) from the people that live behind the new center. They met with the center manager and got the lighting shaded (deflectors added to minimize the lights shining onto the edge houses). Management also agreed to limit the times that the compactors can run and deliveries are made.

Commissioner Meyers also said that 1093 will be widened by the Academy also

The light in front of Da Vinci's will cost 175k to put in. There might be a double light there like over by the Baskin Robbins / Firestone location by the HEB. There will be a light at Center Village and then the main entrance to Whole Foods? I can't imagine that they will have just one light....

I went to the Grand Lakes Homeowners meeting last week

A light will be going in at Da Vinci's restaurant (Center Village Dr and Fry Rd)

The driveways out of the Wells Fargo will be reworked (too many drives along that stretch). You will have to go into the main Whole Foods to gain entrance to the bank.

A turn lane to go North on 99 is in the works from Fry Rd which will really help...