SW Alsbury Boulevard - Phase 1B - CR Rd 920 to Candler St in Burleson, TX

The SW Alsbury Boulevard right-of-way project in Burleson is complete. This new construction effort focused on roadway, sidewalk, and curb ramp improvements along a stretch of the existing road. The project spans 35,000 square feet and was valued at an estimated $350,000.

Located at 1350 SW Alsbury Blvd, the work covers the section from CR Rd 920 to Candler Street. The City of Burleson served as the owner of record for this public infrastructure upgrade. Freese and Nichols acted as the design firm of record, overseeing the technical aspects of the roadway and accessibility improvements.

Registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) in August 2024, the project moved through plan review that same month. Construction began in December 2024. The filing indicated a scheduled completion date of October 2025. The final inspection passed in January 2026, confirming that the new sidewalks and curb ramps met required standards.

Project Context and Cost

At $350,000, this project's estimated cost sits below the median for new construction filings in Johnson County, which stands at $800,000. The cost per square foot is $10, significantly below the county median of $132 per square foot. The scheduled build window of 324 days is longer than the county median of 220 days, reflecting the linear nature of roadway work compared to single-structure builds.

George A Patterson served as the registered accessibility specialist for this filing. The project involved public funds and land, consistent with municipal infrastructure standards. TDLR closed the project file in April 2026, which marks the end of the accessibility review process for this construction. This closure signifies that all regulatory requirements associated with the new roadway and sidewalk elements have been satisfied.

The City of Burleson has registered six other projects with TDLR, totaling nearly $40 million in value. Freese and Nichols has also been involved in several other high-value projects across Texas, including developments in Brownwood and Dallas. This Alsbury Boulevard phase fits within a broader pattern of municipal investment in road safety and accessibility in Johnson County.