KOHLERS TO SETON
Segment 1 (On-System) Limits: IH 35 Southbound Frontage Road to IH 35 Northbound Frontage Road improvements that are part of the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) system
Segment 2 (Off-System) Limits: Extending Kohlers Crossing at IH 35 Northbound Frontage Road to Seton Parkway
Project Updates
Summer 2026
Segment 2 (Off-System) Construction
Construction continues along the Kohlers corridor between the IH-35 northbound frontage road and Seton Parkway, with work focused on roadway, bridge, and drainage infrastructure improvements. Ongoing activities include utility coordination and relocations, excavation and construction of pond retaining walls, stormwater outfall improvements, roadway embankment and drainage work at the Kohlers-Seton bridge. Current work also includes curb and gutter installation near the Seton bridge approach, sidewalk installation between the intersection and Bebee Road, duct bank installation, roadway illumination drill shaft foundations, and bridge panel installation.
Segment 1 (On-System): Early-Stage Design
Schematic design are at 90% completion. The final schematic was submitted on June 5, 2026, and transmitted to TxDOT on June 12, 2026. TxDOT’s combined review of the schematic and Interstate Access Justification Report remains ongoing following approval of the Intersection Control Evaluation report.
Overview
This project will extend Kohlers Crossing to connect with Seton Parkway, creating a new five lane overpass beneath I-35. The new roadway segment will continue as Kohlers Crossing. The work will be completed in two segments:
Segment 1 (On-System): an IH-35 overpass at Kohlers Crossing to extend to Segment 2 and connect to the existing Kohlers Crossing.
Segment 2 (Off-System, under construction): Extends Kohlers Crossing to connect with Seton Parkway, constructing an intersection improvement at the new Kohlers extension and Bebee Road.
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Segment 1 (IH 35 Overpass at Kohlers Crossing):
Length: 0.13
Location: IH 35 Southbound Frontage Road to IH 35 Northbound Frontage Road
Segment 2 (Kohlers Crossing to Seton Parkway):
Length: 1.11 miles
Location: Kohlers Crossing at IH 35 Northbound Frontage Road to Seton Parkway
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Widening of existing roadway to a five-lane underpass at IH 35
Roundabout at the intersection of the new Kohlers extension and Bebee Road
Extending Seton parkway to connect with Kohlers Crossing under IH 35, creating a direct route to Seton Hospital
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Construction funded by the City of Kyle’s 2022 Road Bond
Total Project Cost = $66.1 M
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Segment 1 (On-System) IH 35 Overpass at Kohlers Crossing:
Construction is anticipated to begin in Fall 2027 and be completed by Fall 2029
Segment 2 (Off-System) Kohlers Crossing to Seton Parkway:
Construction began in Summer 2025 and is anticipated to be complete in Summer 2027
Schedule and Project Status
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Groundbreaking Event
On July 17, 2025 the City of Kyle celebrated an exciting milestone — breaking ground on two major road projects from the 2022 Road Bond Program. Work is officially underway on the widening of Bebee Road and the extension of Kohlers Crossing to Seton Parkway, both designed to improve safety, connectivity, and traffic flow for our growing community.
Frequently Asked Questions
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In November 2022, Kyle voters approved Proposition A, authorizing $294.4 million in funding to construct, expand, and upgrade roadways and infrastructure across the city. Proposition A in the 2022 Road Bond Program includes eight roadway projects totaling 10.3 miles. These projects support current and long-term growth in the City of Kyle by increasing mobility, reducing congestion, enhancing safety, and strengthening community connectivity for drivers and pedestrians. More information is available at KyleRoadBonds.com.
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The Kohlers Crossing to Seton Parkway Extension Project is part of the City of Kyle's 2022 Road Bond Plan to address future transportation needs. As traffic demands continue to rise, the City is committed to improving safety, reducing congestion, and enhancing mobility for drivers, pedestrians, and bicyclists. The project will connect Kohlers Crossing and Seton Parkway, creating a direct route to Seton Hospital and improving east-west connectivity. It will also include a roundabout at the intersection of the new extension and Bebee Road. The project will be completed in two segments: Segment 1 (On-System): an IH-35 overpass at Kohlers Crossing to extend Segment 2 and connect to the existing Kohlers Crossing. Segment 2 (Off-System): extending Kohlers Crossing to connect with Seton Parkway, constructing an intersection improvement at the new Kohlers extension and Bebee Road.
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The project extends from IH 35 Southbound Frontage Road to Seton Parkway. Improvements include extending Seton Parkway to connect with Kohlers Crossing via a five-lane underpass at IH 35 and constructing a roundabout at the intersection with Bebee Road.
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This project will connect Kohlers Crossing and Seton Parkway, creating a direct route to Seton Hospital and improving east-west connectivity.
New pedestrian routes to improve safety and mobility for all users
Improve drainage infrastructure through culvert upgrades and new curb and gutter construction, helping reduce flooding and protect the roadway
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The Kohlers Crossing and Seton Parkway corridors have experienced a significant increase in daily vehicle traffic. As a result, safety and mobility challenges have emerged, making travel through this corridor increasingly difficult. With the City of Kyle continuing to grow rapidly, there is a clear need to expand the roadway network to keep pace with this growth. The improvements will help the city meet current transportation demands while preparing for future traffic volumes.
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The Kohlers Crossing to Seton Parkway Extension Project is funded through the City of Kyle's 2022 Road Bond Program (Proposition A), approved by Kyle voters in November 2022. Proposition A authorized $294.4 million in funding to construct, expand, and upgrade roadways and infrastructure across the city, with eight roadway projects totaling 10.3 miles. Funding for this project includes project design, right-of-way acquisition, utility coordination, and construction. More information about the Road Bond Program is available at KyleRoadBonds.com.
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This project is being completed in two segments. Segment 1 (On-System): an IH-35 overpass at Kohlers Crossing to extend to Segment 2 and connect to the existing Kohlers Crossing is currently in early design and requires coordination and approval from the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) under construction. Construction is anticipated to begin in Fall 2027 and be completed by Fall 2029. Segment 2 (Off-System): which includes extending Kohlers Crossing to connect with Seton Parkway, constructing an intersection improvement at the new Kohlers extension and Bebee Road, is currently in construction. Work began following the groundbreaking on July 17, 2025, and is anticipated to be complete in Summer 2027.
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Segment 2 (Off-System) is in active construction, and residents and drivers near the IH 35 to Seton Parkway corridor can expect construction activity, equipment in the work zone, and changes to travel patterns as the new roadway takes shape. The five-lane IH 35 underpass is a significant infrastructure element that requires coordination with TxDOT and may result in temporary changes to frontage road access during key construction phases. Driveway and property access will be maintained throughout construction. Updates will be shared at KyleRoadBonds.com as milestones are reached.
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The City's Road Bond Website will share regular updates on construction timelines, traffic impacts, detours, and progress milestones. Residents are encouraged to join the Road Bond Program Newsletter for digital updates to stay informed and prepared throughout each stage of the project.
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If you have any questions or want to learn more, visit KyleRoadBonds.com/contact or call (512) 200-4963.
For road maintenance requests, contact Kyle 3-1-1 by calling 3-1-1 or visiting Kyle311.com.
In accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and related statutes, it is the policy of the City of Kyle to ensure that no person shall be excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or otherwise subjected to discrimination under any programs or activities on the grounds of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability.