Dirt is moving at the site of a 57-acre residential and commercial project at the southeast corner of Westinghouse Road and FM 1460 in Georgetown. 

What you need to know: Site work for a future residential and commercial project began in January. 

Located at 3001 FM 1460, Georgetown, the property is the site of the Junction at 1460 development, a project of the Blackburn Group. The development is set to bring hundreds of single- and multifamily homes to the Westinghouse Road corridor.

Dr. Daniel J. Leeman, a double board-certified facial plastic surgeon and ear, nose and throat specialist, opened a new clinic near the Georgetown and Round Rock border in January.

A closer look: Services at the new location include treatment for allergies, deviated septum, nasal congestion, hearing loss, tinnitus, ear infections, tonsillitis and sleep disorders, among other common ENT-related issues.

The practice also provides otoplasty and rhinoplasty facial surgeries.

Learn more: Leeman, alongside Dr. Shawn Allen, audiologist Kristopher Brown, and physical and medical assistants, sees patients.

This is the third Central Texas location for Leeman, with existing clinics in Austin's Mueller and Onion Creek areas.

• 1115 Westinghouse Road, Ste. 100, Georgetown

Williamson County officials marked the start of a project to construct Legacy Ranch Drive near CR 258 and CR 260 in Liberty Hill on March 6.

Find out more: Located near the new Liberty Hill ISD Legacy Ranch High School, opening in the fall, the project will expand 0.6 miles of the road from the CR 258 and CR 260 intersection to the CR 258 extension.

The expanded road will be two lanes in each direction with medians. The project also includes two new traffic signals, pavement overlay and right-turn lanes into the new school.

Quote of note: “When we talk about school safety, your mind goes in a thousand directions,” County Judge and former LHISD Superintendent Steve Snell said at the groundbreaking. “But at its very core, it's getting every single kid to school safely and home safely. Transportation [and] roads are a big part of that.”

What's next: The $1.5 million project will be complete by the first day of school in early August.

From a state office building to a gas station and more, here are five of the most expensive projects filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation in the Austin metro this week.

1. Texas Facilities Commission Pflugerville State Office Building: A four-story, 100,000-square-foot site featuring a conferencing center, flexible work suites and offices will house two state agencies.

2. Crescent Bluff West sections nine and 10 in Georgetown: The subdivision is slated to grow larger with an additional 3,384,612 square feet of single-family residential space. 

3. Ethiopian Orthodox Church in Pflugerville: Seating for 300 people, restrooms, classrooms and offices are among the amenities planned for a one-story, 16,644-square-foot sanctuary.

4. Fuel Hub in San Marcos: Motorists traveling through San Marcos will have another place to fill their tanks once a 20,500-square-foot facility is constructed. 

5. Cash America Pawn in Austin: A pawn shop will be rebuilt on its existing site after the previous facility was damaged in a fire. It will total 5,156 square feet when complete.