2022-2027 Bond Project: Peggy Drive Area Drainage (Eastgate Subdivision)
2022-2027 Bond Project: Peggy Drive Area Drainage (Eastgate Subdivision)
The Project will complete the regrading of an existing earthen channel and installation of an underground storm drain system and associated reconstruction of streets with curbs, sidewalks, and driveway approaches as applicable and within available funding.
Project Type: Drainage and Flood Control
Phase: Construction
Project Contact: Katherine 'Kat' Schneider - (210) 207-8549
Estimated Construction Timeline: Summer 2026 - Winter 2028
Estimated Timeline Construction Seasons are identified as: Winter (January, February, March), Spring (April, May, June), Summer (July, August, September), and Fall (October, November, December.)
Project Budget: | |
2022 General Obligation Bond (Drainage) | $20,000,000.00 |
San Antonio Water System | $5,017,743.89 |
Total | $25,017,743.89 |
Project Limits
What you need to know:
D&D Contractors continues to make great progress on the Peggy Drive project.
Crews continue to make drainage upgrades on Eunice St. (between Stutts Dr. and Peggy Dr.) and are expected to wrap up by mid-October 2026.
Traffic Impacts & Detour Details:
- Eunice St. will be fully closed to traffic between Stutts Dr. and Peggy Dr. from Wednesday, September 30 through mid-October.
- Please review the detour map below.
Detour Map
Eunice Street - Northview
Eunice Street - Northview
Eunice Street - Eastview
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Project Presentation Documents
Proposed Improvements
Tie into Phase 1 Drainage Channel
