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7. Toll Roads (continued) 113485 e. Various Counties - Consider the approval of a term sheet for a project agreement with the North Texas Tollway Authority (NTTA) to facilitate the development,

financing, construction, operation and maintenance of SH 360 in Ellis, Tarrant and possibly Johnson Counties from I-20 to US 287. The final project agreement will be subject to further commission approval (MO) The department is negotiating a term sheet with NTTA describing the basic terms upon which the agencies will partner to develop the project. The term sheet will be the basis for the final project agreement, which will be subject to further commission approval.

113486 f. Harris, Montgomery, and Chambers Counties - Establish new toll rate tables for portions of SH 99 (Grand Parkway) consisting of the tolled portion of

Segment D in Harris County, and Segments E, F-1, F-2, G and I-2, replacing the rate tables previously set by the commission (MO) This minute order authorizes new toll rate tables for six segments of Grand Parkway, the tolled portion of Segment D in Harris County, and Segment E, Segment F-1,Segment F-2, and Segment G in Harris and Montgomery counties , and Segment I-2 in Chambers County, replacing the current rate tables previously set by the commission with toll rate tables that remove certain tolling points and add new tolling points on the Grand Parkway.

113487 g. Travis, Caldwell and Guadalupe Counties - Approval of additional programs to be funded with payments received from SH 130 Concession Company, LLC under

the SH 130, Segments 5&6 Facility Concession Agreement for the right to develop, finance, design, construct, operate, and maintain the SH 130 toll project from US 183 in Travis County to I-10 in Guadalupe County (SH 130 payments), and the allocation of funds from the SH 130 payments to those programs, and approval of additional projects to be funded from the SH 130 payments and the placement of those projects in work programs established for those payments (MO)

The department has established a separate fund to account for and track projects and project costs funded with the SH 130 payments. This minute order authorizes additional programs and projects to be funded with those payments.

113488 8. Pilot Project (A/V) Authorize the executive director to conduct a pilot project for the procurement of

engineering, architecture, or surveying contracts (MO) (Presentation)The executive director or designee is authorized to conduct a pilot project for the procurement of architectural, engineering, and surveying services for the purpose of improving the efficiency and fairness of the qualifications-based procurement.

9. Promulgation of Administrative Rules Under Title 43, Texas Administrative Code, and the Administrative Procedure Act, Government Code, Chapter 2001: (A/V) a. Final Adoption 113489 (1) Chapter 3 - Public Information (MO) Amendments to §3.12, Public Access (Access to Official Records)

These amendments are necessary to update the title of those individuals who may certify commission minute orders.

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9. Promulgation of Administrative Rules (continued) a. Final Adoption (continued) 113490 (2) Chapter 5 - Finance and Chapter 23 - Travel Information (MO) Amendments to §5.42, Definitions, and §5.44, Exceptions (Payment of

Fees for Department Goods and Services); the Repeal of §23.27, Magazine Ancillary Products (Texas Highways Magazine); and New Subchapter D, Promotional Product Program, New §§23.51-23.59; and New Subchapter E, Merchandising Program, New §§23.101-23.105 These rule changes remove the authorization for the sale of goods from the subchapter regarding the Texas Highways Magazine and create new subchapters to establish the policies and procedures for the department’s sale of all ancillary and promotional products. The new language expands the program to include the ability to offer goods for sale at rest areas and travel information centers as recently authorized under MAP-21. In addition, these new rules expand the list of products currently authorized to align the department’s rules with the new federal provisions. The changes to Chapter 5 simply correct the references to Chapter 23.

b. Proposed Adoption 113491 (1) Chapter 5 - Finance (MO) Amendments to §5.107, Award by Commission, and §5.109, Discretionary

Award (Transportation Development Credit Program) The proposed amendments authorize the commission to award transportation development credits (TDCs) in a lump sum to a program or category of projects which support a department goal or initiative. The individual projects, and the exact amount of TDCs to be used for each project, need not be specified at the time of award. This revision will enable the department to utilize TDCs in a manner which maximizes federal funds on eligible projects. In addition, the proposed amendments clarify the process by which the commission will allocate TDCs to support public transit projects each fiscal year.

113492 (2) Chapter 9 - Contract and Grant Management (MO) New §9.40, Contract Under a Pilot Program (Contracting for Architectural, Engineering, and Surveying Services)

This new section provides for the executive director or the executive director’s designee to authorize the execution of an engineering, architecture, or surveying contract that does not comply with the subchapter if the procurement was part of a pilot project approved by the commission for the purpose of improving the efficiency and fairness of the qualifications-based procurement process.

10. Office of Compliance and Ethics Report (MO) (A/V) State law requires the commission to establish a compliance program, which must include a compliance office to oversee the program. The compliance office is responsible for acting to prevent and detect serious

breaches of department policy, fraud, waste, and abuse of office, including any acts of criminal conduct within the department. The compliance office is required to provide a monthly report to the commission regarding investigations and a summary of information relating to trends and recommendations.

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11. Regional Mobility Authorities (A/V) 113493 a. Cameron County Regional Mobility Authority

Cameron County - Extend the deadline for beginning construction of the East Loop Project (State Highway 32) as previously approved in Minute Order 112249, which requires construction to begin within 36 months of the date of Minute Order 112249 (MO) Minute Order 112249, dated April 29, 2010, designated SH 32 along a new location and along a portion of FM 1419. Minute Order 112249 provides that in the event construction of the East Loop Project (SH 32) does not start within 36 months of the date of that order, Minute Order 112249 becomes null and void. This minute order extends that deadline to August 31, 2015.

113494 b. Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority Travis County - Consider the approval of the department’s determination to

exercise its option to develop, construct and finance the portion of US 71 in Travis County from east of US 183 to SH 130 (US 71 Corridor); authorize the US 71 Corridor in Travis County, with CONSTRUCT authority; and authorize the executive director to negotiate and enter into an agreement with the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority (CTRMA) for the delivery of the US 71 corridor project (MO) On February 27, 2013, CTRMA waived and declined to exercise its option to develop, construct, and finance a portion of US 71 in Travis County. S.B. 19, 82nd Legislature, Regular Session, 2011, established a new primacy determination process in new Chapter 373 of the Transportation Code. As a result, the department has 60 days after that date to decide whether it will exercise its option to develop, construct, finance and operate that project, pursuant to Transportation Code, §373.053. The department and CTRMA will negotiate the terms of an agreement for the delivery of the US 71 corridor project.

113495 12. Private Activity Bonds (A/V) Tarrant County - Authorize the Private Activity Bond Surface Transportation

Corporation to take any and all actions necessary for the issuance of the private activity bonds as part of the plan of finance for Segment 3A of the NTE Segments 3A and 3B Managed Lanes Project (MO) In 2008, the commission created the corporation to assist with the development and financing of transportation facilities. In June 2012, the commission authorized the execution and delivery of a Facility Agreement (FA) with NTE Mobility Partners Segments 3 LLC (developer) for the development, design, construction, finance, and maintenance of the NTE Segments 3A and 3B Managed Lanes Project (project). Pursuant to the FA, the corporation will be obligated to issue private activity bonds (PABs), subject to certain conditions precedent, and if PABs are issued, to loan the proceeds to the developer as part of the plan of finance for Segment 3A of the project. The board of directors of the corporation has authorized certain actions relating to the issuance of PABs for the project, and the commission must also authorize such actions in order for the corporation to obtain the approval of the Texas Attorney General’s Office for the issuance of the PABs.

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13. Contracts (A/V) Award or reject contracts for maintenance, highway and building construction These proposed minute orders contain information concerning the receipt of bids for highway

improvement contracts. The department may reschedule receipt of bids for those projects where the commission rejects all bids. Those bids accepted by the commission will result in conditional contract awards to the low bidders. Contract award conditions may involve securing funding from other sources, the contractor's ability to satisfy federal DBE subcontracting requirements, or other requirements as outlined in the project bid proposal.

113496 a. Highway Maintenance and Department Building Construction (see attached itemized list) (MO) 113497 b. Highway and Transportation Enhancement Building Construction (see attached itemized list) (MO) 113498 14. Eminent Domain Proceedings (A/V) Various Counties - Authorize the filing of condemnation proceedings to acquire real property by eminent domain for non-controlled and controlled access highways (see

attached list) (MO) Commission findings, determinations, and authorizations for the state, by motion made in accordance with Senate Bill 18 (82nd Legislature), to acquire by eminent domain, upon the payment of adequate and just compensation, various ownership interests in specific parcels of real property that are needed to develop or improve both non-controlled and controlled access state highways, to include requesting the state attorney general to bring and pursue condemnation suits relating to those specific parcels of real property described in the attached itemized list.

15. Routine Minute Orders (A/V) a. Donations to the Department 113499 (1) Travel Information Division - Consider a donation from the Lubbock

Convention and Visitors Bureau to provide food, beverage, admission and transportation to area attractions, from various sponsors, to the department as part of its hosting the 58th Annual Texas Travel Counselors Conference in Lubbock, Texas on April 22-25, 2013 (MO)

The donation allows the department to exchange information and ideas with those in attendance which will be a great benefit to the department.

113500 (2) Dallas District - Consider a donation from Southern Methodist University (SMU) to provide payment for the costs associated with the installation of

overhead guide signs on US 75 to the SMU Campus (MO) The donation will pay the cost for the installation of overhead guide signs that will guide

the traveling public to the SMU Campus. 113501 (3) Houston District - Consider a donation from HEB Grocery Company, LP,

for the design and construction of a widening of SL 336 to four lanes, including a continuous left turn lane along SL 336 to the donor’s facility at the White Oak Market Commercial site development in Montgomery County (MO)

The donation will ensure the safety of the traveling public to and from donor’s facility.

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15. Routine Minute Orders (continued) a. Donations to the Department (continued)

113502 (4) Lubbock District - Consider a donation from Cargill, Inc., for the design and construction of deceleration and acceleration lanes adjacent to the

donor’s new cattle feed manufacturing facility located along US 60, near Bovina, Texas (MO)

The donation will ensure the safety of the traveling public to and from donor’s facility. 113503 (5) San Antonio District - Consider a donation from Kahlig Motor Company,

for the design and construction of intersection improvements and right turn lane on the Eastbound I-10 frontage road in Bexar County for a new commercial development located East of Milsa Lane (MO)

The donation will ensure the safety of the traveling public to and from donor’s facility. 113504 (6) San Antonio District - Consider a donation from Lanpar

Holdings, LP., for the design and construction of a left turn lane and right turn lane on SH 46 in Kendall County for an apartment complex near Herff Ranch (MO)

The donation will ensure the safety of the traveling public to and from donor’s facility. 113505 (7) San Antonio District - Consider a donation from No. 9 Depot for

the design and construction of a right turn lane on S H 46 i n Kendall County for a retail development near Esser Road (MO)

The donation will ensure the safety of the traveling public to and from donor’s facility. 113506 (8) San Antonio District - Consider a donation from the Oaks Subdivision,

LLC, for the design and construction of shoulder improvements and right turn lane on FM 775, 2.5 miles south of FM 3432 in Wilson County for a new residential subdivision (MO)

The donation will ensure the safety of the traveling public to and from donor’s facility. 113507 (9) San Antonio District - Consider a donation from Walmart Real Estate

Business Trust, for the design, construction and installation of a traffic signal at the intersection of I-410 frontage road and Ray Ellison Drive to access the new commercial development located on the southwest quadrant of the intersection (MO)

The donation will ensure the safety of the traveling public to and from donor’s facility 113508 (10) Yoakum District - Consider a donation from Enterprise Products

Operating, LLC, for the design and construction of turn lanes from US 77 to the gas plant just north of Yoakum (MO)

The donation will ensure the safety of the traveling public to and from donor’s facility. b. Right of Way Dispositions and Donations

113509 (1) Calhoun County - SH 35 east of Point Comfort - Consider the sale of surplus right of way to the abutting landowner (MO)

The surplus land was an addition to a roadside park. The park was closed, and the district recommends that the surplus land be sold. The abutting landowner has requested to purchase the surplus land, and it may be sold to the abutting landowner.

113510 (2) Lubbock County - FM 1585 and FM 1730 - Consider the exchange of right of way (MO) The owner of property needed for highway purposes has requested to exchange needed land for the surplus land at the realigned intersection and has conveyed the new land to the state. The district has determined that the surplus land is no longer needed for highway purposes, and it may be exchanged for needed land. The owner will pay the state the difference in value.

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15. Routine Minute Orders (continued)

b. Right of Way Dispositions and Donations (continued) 113511 (3) Williamson County - BI 35-L and RM 620 in Round Rock - Consider

removal from the system of segments of both highways and transfer of control, jurisdiction and maintenance to the city. In addition, consider re-designation of the remaining segment of BI 35-L. Also consider the transfer and quitclaim of surplus right of way to the city (MO) Due to growth of the city, the roadways now function as city streets. The district has advised that they do not provide logical connectivity to the existing state system and that it would be mutually beneficial for the city to assume control, jurisdiction and maintenance. The city has requested that the state-owned right of way be transferred to the city in consideration of the cost of future maintenance and that the no record title land be quitclaimed to the city.

c. Finance 113512 (1) Accept the annual continuing disclosure report for the State Highway Fund revenue bonds (MO)

Under provisions of the Supplemental Resolutions to the Master Resolution for the State Highway Fund bonds, the commission agreed to provide annual updates for operating and financial information provided in the official statements. Updates are due within six months of each fiscal year end.

113513 (2) Accept the annual continuing disclosure report for the Texas Mobility Fund (MO) Under provisions of the Supplemental Resolutions to the Master Resolution for the Texas Mobility Fund, the commission agreed to provide annual updates for operating and financial information provided in the official statements. Updates are due within six months of each fiscal year end.

113514 (3) Travis and Williamson Counties - Accept the annual continuing disclosure report for the Central Texas Turnpike System (MO) Under provisions of the Indenture of Trust for the Central Texas Turnpike System bonds, the commission agreed to provide annual updates for operating and financial information provided in the official statements. Updates are due within six months of each fiscal year end.

d. Highway Designation 113515 (1) Hidalgo County - Designate SH 68 along a new location from US 281 in

the city of Edinburg east and southward to US 83 in the city of Donna (MO)

The Commission will consider the designation of a segment of the Hidalgo Loop Project as SH 68 along a new location from US 281 approximately 0.4 mile north of FM 2812 in the city of Edinburg east and southward to US 83 approximately 0.6 mile east of FM 1423 in the city of Donna, a total distance of approximately 19.9 miles.

113516 (2) Kaufman County - Designate SH 34 along a new location in and near the city of Terrell and redesignate the old alignment as SH 34-A Business (MO) The Dallas District has requested the designation of SH 34 along a new location from approximately 2.4 miles north of US 80 in Kaufman County southward approximately 3.3 miles to Airport Road in the city of Terrell. This minute order also redesignates the old alignment as SH 34-A Business.

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15. Routine Minute Orders (continued) d. Highway Designation (continued) 113517 (3) Limestone County - Extend the designation of FM 1245 eastward along

existing County Road 420 east of the city of Groesbeck (MO) The Waco District requested the designation of FM 1245 be extended from its present terminus at the Navasota River eastward approximately 0.2 mile along an existing segment of CR 420.

113518 (4) Harris and Fort Bend Counties - Designate a segment of US 59 from I-610 West in Houston to north of Spur 529 in Rosenberg as I-69 (MO) The commission will consider the designation of a segment of the state highway system as I-69, concurrent with US 59 from I-610 West in Houston to the US 59 access control approximately 0.2 mile north of SS 529 in Rosenberg, a total distance of approximately 28.4 miles. The Houston-Galveston Area Council, the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials, and the Federal Highway Administration have approved the designation of this segment.

113519 e. Release of Access Rights Dallas County - Loop 12, southbound frontage road northwest corner with SH 180 (West Davis Street) - Consider the designation of a location on the highway at which access will be permitted to the abutting property (MO) The designation of a 64-foot break in the control-of-access line will allow the abutting landowner to open a proposed driveway location for access to and from the southbound frontage road. The district has determined that access may be permitted at the designated location.

113520 f. Transportation Planning Various Counties - Approve the Fiscal Year 2012 Annual Report on the Economically Disadvantaged Counties Program (MO) State law requires the commission to report annually to the governor, the lieutenant governor, and the speaker of the house of representatives on the use of matching funds and local incentives and the ability of the commission to ensure that political subdivisions located in economically disadvantaged counties have equal ability to compete for highway funding with political subdivisions in counties that are not economically disadvantaged.

113521 g. Speed Zones Various Counties - Establish or alter regulatory and construction speed zones on various sections of highways in the state (MO) This minute order establishes or alters regulatory and construction speed zones on various sections of highways in the state. 16. Executive Session Pursuant to Government Code, Chapter 551 (A/V) Section 551.071 - Consultation with and advice from legal counsel regarding any item on this agenda

OPEN COMMENT PERIOD - At the conclusion of all other agenda items, the commission will allow an open comment period, not to exceed one hour, to receive public comment on any other matter that is under the jurisdiction of the department. No action will be taken. Each speaker will be allowed a maximum of three minutes. Speakers must be signed up prior to the beginning of the open comment period.

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NOTE: Enumerated agenda items are assigned numbers for ease of reference only, and will not necessarily be considered by the commission in that particular order. Items identified with (MO) for minute order are those upon which the commission is considering an action. Persons with special needs or disabilities who plan to attend this meeting and require auxiliary aids or services are requested to contact Kristen Webb at (512) 305-9536 at least three working days prior to the meeting so that appropriate arrangements can be made.

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TEXAS TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION MEETING ATTACHED LISTS February 28, 2013

HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE AND BUILDING CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS-STATE LET COUNTY HIGHWAY CONTROLLING DIST NAME NUMBER PROJECT NO. AMA RANDALL FM 2590 RMC - 625181001 AUS BURNET SH 29 RMC - 624749001 AUS LEE SH 21 CBC - 470401007 AUS TRAVIS US 183 RMC - 625219001 AUS TRAVIS US 290 RMC - 624656001 AUS WILLIAMSON FM 972 RMC - 624643001 AUS WILLIAMSON FM 1331 RMC - 624644001 BMT CHAMBERS IH 10 RMC - 625086001 BMT JASPER FM 252 RMC - 623831001 BMT JASPER FM 2799 RMC - 623020001 BRY BRAZOS SH 6 RMC - 625107001 BRY GRIMES FM 2988 RMC - 624906001 BRY LEON FM 2539 RMC - 625082001 CHS HARDEMAN US 287 BPM - 624483001 CRP NUECES IH 37 RMC - 625280001 DAL KAUFMAN IH 20 RMC - 624245001 DAL KAUFMAN IH 20 RMC - 625001001 DAL KAUFMAN US 175 RMC - 624775001 ELP EL PASO IH 10 RMC - 624837001 ELP EL PASO IH 10 RMC - 625166001 ELP EL PASO IH 10 RMC - 625257001 FTW ERATH US 281 RMC - 625356001 FTW PARKER FM 51 RMC - 625316001 FTW TARRANT SH 199 RMC - 625153001 HOU BRAZORIA SH 288 RMC - 625044001 HOU BRAZORIA SH 288 RMC - 625187001 HOU HARRIS SH 225 RMC - 625096001 HOU HARRIS US 59 RMC – 625062001

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(CONTINUED) HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE AND BUILDING CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS-STATE LET COUNTY HIGHWAY CONTROLLING DIST NAME NUMBER PROJECT NO. PAR LAMAR US 82 RMC - 625010001 PHR CAMERON FM 509 BPM - 622588001 TYL CHEROKEE FM 347 RMC - 625160001

HIGHWAY AND TRANSPORTATION ENHANCEMENT BUILDING CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS - STATE LET COUNTY HIGHWAY CONTROLLING DIST NAME NUMBER PROJECT NO. ABL HASKELL US 277 STP 2013(371) ABL NOLAN BS 70-G STP 2013(372) ABL NOLAN SH 70 STP 2012(441) ABL TAYLOR BI 20-R BR 2013(370) ABL TAYLOR LP 322 NH 2013(373) AMA HUTCHINSON SH 136 BR 2013(375) AMA POTTER US 87 BR 2013(374) AMA POTTER VA STP 2013(376) ATL CASS VA STP 2013(377) AUS GILLESPIE RM 783 STP 2013(028)HES AUS LEE PW C 914-21-27 AUS TRAVIS RM 1431 CC 1378-1-32 AUS TRAVIS US 290 NH 2013(403) AUS TRAVIS VA STP 1102(490)SRS BMT CHAMBERS IH 10 IM 0108(176) BWD COMANCHE FM 1476 BR 2013(378) BRY MILAM US 190 NH 2013(379) CRP SAN PATRICIO IH 37 IM 0371(135) DAL DALLAS US 80 NH 2013(381) DAL DENTON IH 35E IM 0356(439) DAL DENTON VA STP 2013(385) DAL KAUFMAN US 80 NH 2013(382)

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(CONTINUED) HIGHWAY AND TRANSPORTATION ENHANCEMENT BUILDING CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS - STATE LET COUNTY HIGHWAY CONTROLLING DIST NAME NUMBER PROJECT NO. ELP EL PASO SS 1966 C 3628-1-1 FTW ERATH FM 988 STP 2013(389) FTW PALO PINTO US 180 STP 2013(386) FTW TARRANT SH 10 CC 94-2-120 FTW TARRANT SH 180 NH 2013(387) FTW TARRANT US 287 BR 2013(011) FTW WISE US 81 STP 2013(388) HOU HARRIS CS STP 99(751)MM HOU HARRIS CS C 912-72-293 HOU HARRIS IH 45 C 500-3-577 HOU HARRIS SP 330 NH 2013(390) LBB LUBBOCK US 62 NH 2012(767) LBB LUBBOCK VA STP 2013(391) LBB LUBBOCK VA STP 2013(392) LFK ANGELINA US 69 NH 2013(393) LFK HOUSTON FM 1280 STP 2013(394)HES LFK POLK US 59 NH 2013(329) ODA MIDLAND LP 250 STP 2013(401) ODA PECOS IH 10 IM 0201(184) PAR FANNIN SH 11 STP 2013(395)HES PHR HIDALGO CR BR 2008(715) SJT TOM GREEN US 87 NH 2013(402) SAT BEXAR IH 35 IM 0352(341) SAT BEXAR IH 37 IM 0372(087) SAT BEXAR VA STP 2013(404) SAT BEXAR VA STP 2013(405) TYL ANDERSON US 84 STP 2013(396) TYL HENDERSON SH 274 STP 2013(397)HES WAC CORYELL FM 929 BR 2013(398)

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(CONTINUED) HIGHWAY AND TRANSPORTATION ENHANCEMENT BUILDING CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS - STATE LET COUNTY HIGHWAY CONTROLLING DIST NAME NUMBER PROJECT NO. WAC FALLS CR BR 1102(567) WAC HILL FM 933 HP 2013(358) WAC MCLENNAN LP 574 HP 2013(333) WFS COOKE US 82 BR 2013(399) WFS MONTAGUE CR BR 2012(768) YKM CALHOUN FM 2143 BR 2013(406) YKM DEWITT US 183 C 154-4-30 YKM VICTORIA CR BR 2010(179)

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EMINENT DOMAIN NON-CONTROLLED ACCESS

COUNTY HIGHWAY EXHIBIT ROW CSJ NO. PARCEL Cass SH 77 9 0278-01-052 35 Collin SH 121 2 0549-03-022 5 Collin SH 121 3 0549-03-022 34 Collin SH 121 20 0549-03-022 7 Collin US 75 7 0047-14-071 25,25E Collin US 75 11 0047-14-071 32 Collin US 75 12 0047-14-071 1 Collin US 75 1 0047-14-071 21,21E Collin US 75 6 0047-14-071 3 Comal FM 306 13 1728-02-055 7 Dallas SH 183 21 0094-03-100 61 McLennan FM 1637 18 0833-03-040 7 McLennan FM 1637 17 0833-03-040 13 McLennan FM 1637 19 0833-03-040 8 McLennan FM 1637 16 0833-03-040 6 Montgomery FM 1774 14 1400-04-027 220 Red River SH 37 8 0189-01-008 2 Travis FM 973 4 1200-03-048 15 Travis FM 973 22 1200-03-048 10A Travis FM 973 15 1200-03-048 16 Travis FM 973 10 1200-03-048 8 Travis FM 973 23 1200-03-048 10B Travis FM 973 5 1200-03-048 17 CONTROLLED ACCESS COUNTY HIGHWAY EXHIBIT ROW CSJ NO. PARCEL Bell IH 35 K 0015-04-083 136 Bell IH 35 E 0015-14-123 80,80AC Collin US 75 A 0047-14-071 23 Dallas IH 30 C 1068-04-132 6 Dallas SH 183 M 0094-03-098 57 Dallas SH 183 H 0094-03-098 59 Dallas SH 183 N 0094-03-100 53 Dallas SH 183 G 0094-03-100 23 Dallas SH 183 J 0094-03-100 60 Harris Beltway 8 O 3256-01-101 1504 Harris US 290 F 0050-09-083 621 Harris US 290 B 0050-09-084 664 McLennan IH 35 L 0015-01-221 115 Shelby SL 500 D 3315-01-017 39 Tarrant SH 121 I 0364-01-129 80

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