Legacy Drive

Sam Rayburn Tollway (SRT) to Warren Parkway

Construction on Legacy Drive, from Sam Rayburn Tollway (SRT) to Warren Parkway, is in progress. Legacy Drive is being reconstructed and widened from a four-lane divided roadway to six lanes. Watch an updated Progress in Motion video on the Legacy Drive Widening Project.

Legacy Drive between SH 121 and Warren Parkway is open to four lanes of traffic. Drivers are urged to use caution in the work zone.


Project Timeline

Construction Timeline_2023

Look Ahead Schedule

Planned construction schedule and pertinent activities, including lane closures, associated with the project.

Legacy Drive is open to four lanes of traffic. Traffic switched to the newly constructed northbound and southbound lanes in March. The fifth and sixth lanes will remain closed while the contractor works on median lighting and landscaping. 

Reconstruction of roadway panels on Legacy Drive, just north of Warren Parkway, continues and will result in temporary lane closures. View a map of the area. 

The contractor will also reconstruct the right turn lane at southbound Legacy Drive and SRT.

Work began at the intersection of Warren Parkway and Legacy Drive and will continue for approximately two months. Expect traffic delays in the area.

Anticipated project completion.

Notes Concerning Construction Activity

Construction schedules change, sometimes with little notice, for any number of reasons. Please understand there will be changes. We appreciate your patience.

Construction work is dependent on the weather. The information we provide regarding all construction timelines and activities is weather permitting which means the work is anticipated to happen in that timeframe or the next available date when the weather allows. Rain will cancel most construction activity. In addition, certain activities require specific temperatures or dry weather for a previous number of days before execution.

Communication service outages impacting properties along Legacy Drive between the SRT and Warren Parkway can occur during construction. There are multiple parties involved including City of Frisco Engineering, the City’s roadway contractor, and privately owned franchise utility companies that have service lines buried within the Legacy Drive right-of-way. The City began preventative utility relocation coordination efforts with the franchise utility companies in 2019 and these efforts continue. Unfortunately, the specific location, owner and/or activity status of many of the service lines have been unknown or inaccurately identified in spite of best efforts of all parties involved. The City is assigning additional resources to mitigate further issues. In the event that a franchise customer loses service, the City recommends that you contact your service provider and alert City Engineering by sending an email to[email protected]. All emails will be reviewed and restoration of service will be made a priority by City personnel.

Capital Improvements Project Dashboard

 Keep up to date on all capital improvement projects currently active within the City of Frisco Engineering Services and Public Works Departments. The interactive map displays project locations, general construction timeframes and estimated construction costs.
 
View the CIP Dashboard here.

Landscape Gallery

The project will incorporate the new median landscaping standards which include drought tolerant plants and trees born in Texas. As one of the gateways to Frisco, the corridor near SH 121 and Legacy Drive will showcase some of these plants. View the Landscape Design Plans here.