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Leaders study traffic issues in Wylie

by | Oct 25, 2021 | Latest

 Wylie residents could see Ballard Avenue converted into a one-way thoroughfare in one idea proposed by the Downtown Wylie Traffic Impact Analysis project. 

Speaking during a work session at the Oct. 12 work session, Tim Porter, public works director, said North Central Texas Council of Governments analyzed the downtown and its conditions and provided information. No decisions were made at the work session, as the council just offered input.

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By Don Munsch [email protected]

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