Sierra Martin | Managing Editor
HAYS COUNTY – Hays County plans a ribbon-cutting for the low-water crossing at Cotton Gin Rd. over Porter Creek on Friday, July 1. County officials will celebrate the reopening of the crossing with a brief event that is open to the public.
The project, part of Hays County’s low-water crossing improvement plan, began under Commissioner Mark Jones, Pct. 2, and was transferred to Commissioner Debbie Ingalsbe, Pct. 1, following the county’s redistricting in 2021.
“The project has improved the existing low-water crossing at Cotton Gin Road over Porter Creek,” Ingalsbe said. “These improvements will significantly reduce overtopping of the road and lower the flooding elevation upstream of the crossing.”
According to Bert Estrada, the Contracts Manager for the Hays County Transportation Department, the work entailed the following:
Upon completion of the project, Estrada said all disturbed areas were revegetated.
“We are pleased with the outcome of the project and know it will help make that area much safer for our residents,” Jones said.
The ribbon-cutting begins at 9:30 a.m., weather permitting. Commissioner Jones will say a few words during the event. Parking is along the side of the roadway.
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