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01-2022 — Mixed-use commercial development including 5,000 SF drive-in bank, 14,450 SF fast food restaurant with drive-through, 10,550 SF fast food restaurant without drive-through, 23,225 SF sit-down restaurant, 107,000 SF home improvement superstore, 9,525 SF medical/dental, 100,000 SF shopping plaza, 6,325 SF strip retail, and 25,000 SF supermarket in Travis County, TX

This is a Construction and Traffic Mitigation Agreement between Carma Easton LLC and Travis County for the proposed Easton Park Metro Center development. The developer has agreed to construct road improvements including Slaughter Lane as a six-lane roadway between FM 1625 and US 183, with associated turn lanes and traffic signals to mitigate traffic impacts from the mixed-use development consisting of retail, restaurants, a supermarket, and other commercial uses.

Case number01-2022
TypeOther
LocationSouthwest quadrant of US 183 and Slaughter Lane, Travis County, Texas
CountyTravis County
Acreage43.042
Proposed useMixed-use commercial development including 5,000 SF drive-in bank, 14,450 SF fast food restaurant with drive-through, 10,550 SF fast food restaurant without drive-through, 23,225 SF sit-down restaurant, 107,000 SF home improvement superstore, 9,525 SF medical/dental, 100,000 SF shopping plaza, 6,325 SF strip retail, and 25,000 SF supermarket
PetitionerCarma Easton LLC
Hearing2026-10-06
Hearing bodyTravis County Commissioners Court
Staff recommendationapprove
RecordFirst seen on an agenda; not a decision

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