Concrete paving operations for the northbound lanes of North White Chapel Boulevard are expected to begin later this week.

The intersections of North White Chapel Boulevard and San Saba Drive and North White Chapel Boulevard and Mission Drive will be closed starting Tuesday, December 14 for approximately 10 days as crews work to finish the paving at these intersections. Emerald Boulevard and Diamond Boulevard will remain open and will afford unimpeded access to the neighborhood during the street closures.

The temporary closure of Ascot Drive is expected to occur during the CISD Winter Break. It should be reopened before the start of the spring school session.

Drivers are encouraged to seek alternate routes as travel delays will occur.

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The paving portion of the N. White Chapel Boulevard Widening Project is 65% complete.

All work for underground utilities and drainage, including the inlet boxes, is also complete.

Currently, masons are finishing up the back side of the screening wall along the east side of N. White Chapel Boulevard.

Last week, irrigation adjustments were made to residents’ back yards and topsoil was delivered to the site for landscaping.

Cement stabilization is set to take place over the next few weeks, weather permitting.

The N. White Chapel Widening Project is scheduled to be completed by spring 2022, weather permitting.

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Work on N. White Chapel Boulevard is on the move.

Contractors have finished the excavation process for the northbound lanes and utility crews are finishing up installing the remaining storm lines and water connections.

Plans to install curb inlet boxes on the east side of the road are in the works.

Final adjustments will be made to the elevation within the next two weeks.

Paving of the northbound travel lanes is expected to be completed within the next three months, weather permitting.

The N. White Chapel Widening Project is scheduled to be completed by spring 2022, weather permitting.

For more N. White Chapel construction updates, follow the Southlake Mobility Facebook page or sign up for the Mobility e-newsletter.

There has been a lot of roadwork happening on W. Chapel Downs lately. The construction on this road is a major component of the N. White Chapel Widening Project because it intersects with N. White Chapel and is adjacent to other roads that lead to the major intersection.

Over the last few weeks, contractors have worked to complete paving on W. Chapel Downs and storm drain installation on E. Chapel Downs.

E. Chapel Downs has been closed from N. White Chapel Boulevard to Saratoga Drive and traffic has been shifted to the east of W. Chapel Downs to allow drainage installation.

The drainage installation on Chapel Downs is expected to be completed within six to eight months, weather permitting.

Contractors have completed the excavation of excess dirt on N. White Chapel to grade the road and asphalting of the temporary road has started. Striping is estimated to start next week.

The entire project is estimated to be completed by Spring 2022, weather permitting.

The total N. White Chapel Widening Project is estimated to cost around $17 million.

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When it comes to mobility projects in Southlake, N. White Chapel is the first thing that comes to mind.

The project started in 2018 with the initial goal to improve mobility in Southlake. The project included widening N. White Chapel from Emerald to SH 114  by turning it into a 4-lane thoroughfare divided with a landscaped median complimented by a dual-lane roundabout located at the intersection of N. White Chapel and E. Highland.

The dual-lane roundabout was completed in Spring of 2020 but work on the east end is still ongoing.

Over the last few weeks, contractors are currently installing an underground storm drainage system at West Chapel Downs while continuing construction of the retaining and screening wall system.

The estimated cost of the N. White Chapel widening project is $17 million. The project is estimated to be completed by Spring 2022.

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