<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0wt9yw_1GoL8C9w00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0wt9yw_1GoL8C9w00" width="1920" height="1080" ><figcaption>Credit: Waco Downtown Redevelopment Project</figcaption></figure>WACO, Texas — The City of Waco announced that University Park Drive will be fully closed between Washington Avenue and Bosque Boulevard as a part of the Barron's Branch District project.The street will close starting on Nov. 9 and will be closed for approximately six months—the estimated end construction date is May 9, 2027—while crews complete utility improvements.While crews work, pedestrian access along the Brazos River will remain open.The Barron's Branch District project is the first phase of the Waco Downtown Redevelopment Project aimed to address historic challenges of the area between Jefferson and Washington Avenues along the river while also creating a new world-class public space designed to serve the Waco community.Project planning began in July 2024, with construction officially starting on Sept. 1, 2026 with a budget of $190,414,000. All parts of the project are expected to be completed around March 31, 2029.More details about the University Park Drive closure and the Barron's Branch District project can be found on the Waco Downtown Redevelopment Project website.</div></body>

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WACO, Texas — The City of Waco announced that University Park Drive will be fully closed between Washington Avenue and Bosque Boulevard as a part of the Barron's Branch District project. The street will close starting on Nov. 9 and will be closed for approximately six months—the estimated end...

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WACO, Texas — The City of Waco announced that University Park Drive will be fully closed between Washington Avenue and Bosque Boulevard as a part of the Ba

Waco infrastructure project closes University Parks Drive

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