$2 million awarded to Round Rock for its study of abandoned MoKan rail corridor

Regional elected officials approved dedicating $2 million in state funds to the city of Round Rock to continue a study of transportation options along an abandoned rail corridor segment that runs through the city. The Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization’s transportation policy board, comprised of local elected officials, approved the funding Jan. 9. The 28-mile MoKan corridor     stretches east of I-35 from just south of Hwy. 29 in Georgetown to east of downtown Austin.

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