Bicentennial Blvd. Extension
Limits: From SH 107 to Trenton Rd.
This project introduced a new corridor in the great city of McAllen. The Bicentennial Boulevard extension was designed to enhance connectivity and accommodate future traffic demands in the area.
The construction process started with grading to prepare the site, followed by the application of a lime-treated subgrade to stabilize the underlying soil. A flexible base was laid down to provide structural support for the roadway, which was surfaced with durable asphalt concrete pavement.
The project also included the installation of curbs and gutters for effective drainage, and a traffic noise barrier to reduce sound levels for nearby communities. Riprap was used to protect against erosion in critical areas, and an irrigation system was installed to maintain landscaped areas along the boulevard.
