Shavano Park Street Reconstruction
Construction Updates:
Cliffside & Saddletree
Clean Up, Grading and Stabilization is underway. Final Asphalt to be installed in coming weeks.
Cul De Sacs
(Honeybee, Elm Spring, Turkey Creek & Hunter Branch, and Hunter Branch South)
Driveway Installation underway. Clean Up, and Final Asphalt to be installed in coming weeks.
Construction Schedule
Wagon Trail - July 2023 to October 2023
End Gate - July 2023 to October 2023
Fawn 300 Block - September 2023 to February 2024
Chimney Rock - October 2023 to February 2024
Shavano Dr - November 2023 to March 2024
Fawn Dr - December 2023 to March 2024
Windmill Rd - February 2024 to April 2024
Bent Oak - March 2024 to April 2024
Cliffside Drive - March 2024 to July 2024
Saddle Tree Dr - June 2024 to August 2024
Road will be closed to through traffic during construction.
Please refrain form parking vehicles in the roadway during regular business hours (7am to 5pm) Monday - Friday.
We will make every effort to accommodate local residents access to their driveways and maintain all-weather surface during street construction.
For Immediate Assistance, Please Contact:
Site Superintendent - Barry Bonn (210) 371 - 6504
Project Manager - Gerald McLeod (830) 358 - 9206
Construction Updates:
Cliffside & Saddletree
Clean Up, Grading and Stabilization is underway. Final Asphalt to be installed in coming weeks.
Cul De Sacs
(Honeybee, Elm Spring, Turkey Creek & Hunter Branch, and Hunter Branch South)
Driveway Installation underway. Clean Up, and Final Asphalt to be installed in coming weeks.
Construction Updates and Notifications
Project’s Construction Process:
Once a street is milled, SUBGRADE will need to be established and prepped for Cement Stabilization. After inspection of the Subgrade, CEMENT STABILIZATION (if needed) can occur. Trucks carrying bulk cement will be distributed across the Subgrade to be mixed into the material via a hydraulic mixing machine. Now mixed and graded to engineered elevation, SOIL TESTING must be conducted for quality control. With the material properly mixed, graded, and tested, the CEMENT TREATED SUBGRADE must cure for 24 - 72 hours.
After curing is completed, trenching for the Concrete Ribbon Curb will take place. Crews will then begin pouring the Concrete Curbs and Concrete Driveways. Concrete requires 3 - 7 days to properly cure and cannot be driven over.
Once concrete work is completed, Asphalt Paving may begin.
Project’s Construction Process
Once a street is milled, SUBGRADE will need to be established and prepped for Cement Stabilization.
After inspection of the Subgrade, CEMENT STABILIZATION (if needed) can occur. Trucks carrying bulk cement will be distributed across the Subgrade to be mixed into the material via a hydraulic mixing machine. Now mixed and graded to engineered elevation, SOIL TESTING must be conducted for quality control. With the material properly mixed, graded, and tested, the CEMENT TREATED SUBGRADE must cure for 24 - 72 hours.
After curing is completed, trenching for the Concrete Ribbon Curb will take place. Crews will then begin pouring the Concrete Curbs and Concrete Driveways. Concrete requires 3 - 7 days to properly cure and cannot be driven over.
Once concrete work is completed, Asphalt Paving will begin.
