State Highway 130 Information
State Highway 130 Information
State Highway 130 Information
Improved mobility for Central Texas is on the way with a 40-mile extension of 
State Highway (SH) 130 from Austin to Seguin.
SH 130 is a state-owned toll road being developed under 
			public-private partnership with the SH 130 Concession Company. Under 
			the agreement, the developer is designing, constructing, operating 
			and maintaining the toll road over 50 years. The developer is also 
			financing the project, including right of way costs, thereby lifting 
			the financial burden from Caldwell, Guadalupe and Travis counties.
The $1.3 billion private investment in the state transportation 
			system gives the state a share of the toll revenue, which will be 
			used for other regional mobility improvements.
The SH 130 extension, opening in 2012, is from SH 130/SH 45 
			Southeast near Creedmoor to I-10 east of Seguin. More information is 
			available about the
SH 130 extension
(segments 5 & 6).
Facility Concession Agreement
Amendment 1
- Horizontal Control Requirements and Design Exceptions
Amendment 2
- FCA Book 2 Table 11.3-1
Amendment 3
- Administrative Settlements
Amendment 4
- FCA Book 2 Attachment 1, Table A1-4
Amendment 5
- FCA Article 9
Exhibits
Exhibit 1
- Abbreviations and Definitions
Exhibit 2
- Developer's Schematic Plan of Facility and Proposal Commitments
Exhibit 3
- Form of Lease
Exhibit 4
- Toll Regulation
Exhibit 5
- Facility Plan of Finance
Exhibit 6
- List of Initial Funding Agreements and Initial Security Documents
Exhibit 7
- Compensation Terms
Exhibit 8
- Federal Requirements
Exhibit 9
- Milestone Schedule
Exhibit 10
- Facility Baseline Schedule
Exhibit 11
- Hazardous Materials Risk Allocation Terms
Exhibit 12
- Form of Direct Agreement
Exhibit 13
- Handback Requirements Reserve Elements and Reserve 
		Funding Mechanism
Exhibit 14
- Terms for TxDOT Toll Collection and Enforcement Services
Exhibit 15
- Developer's DBE Performance Plan
Exhibit 16
- Developer's Job Training/Small Business Mentoring Plan
Exhibit 17
- Competing Facilities Provisions
Exhibit 18
- Required Capacity Improvements and Facility Extensions
Exhibit 19
- Insurance Coverage Requirements
Exhibit 20
- Noncompliance Points System, Persistent Developer Default and Measures 
		of Liquidated Damages
Exhibit 21
- Disputes Board Agreement
Exhibit 22
- Terms for Termination Compensation
Exhibit 23
- State Sales Tax Reimbursement Provisions
Exhibit 24
- Initial Designation of Authorized Representatives
Exhibit 25
- Form of Master Lockbox and Custodial Account Agreement 
		and Joinder Agreement
Technical Requirements
Technical Documents
Reference Information Documents
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