McKinney will show residents the results of a traffic study on the Glen Oaks Drive and Ridge Road intersection on Wednesday, along with the improvements the city is proposing there.
The intersection is controlled by an all-way stop and sits in a residential area with nearby schools, parks and other places people travel to, according to the city's project page. The city says it has received several resident concerns about the spot and is weighing options to ease congestion, improve safety and handle more traffic in the future.
The public meeting runs from 6 to 7:15 p.m. Oct. 28 in the cafeteria at Dowell Middle School, 301 S. Ridge Road. People who attend can comment on the proposed improvements, and the city will take online feedback from Oct. 29 through Nov. 11. The city's engagement site offers registration for the meeting.
A decade of study
The city has been watching the intersection since 2016, the project page says. Its timeline lists:
