More Cedar Park residents will see their neighborhood roads resurfaced after the city expanded a roadwork project to include additional streets in the Cedar Park Square and Ranchettes subdivisions.

The details: Cedar Park City Council approved a change to the city’s contract with Lone Star Paving on June 25. The change order adds new streets to the project, with the existing asphalt removed and replaced with a new 2-inch asphalt surface.

“There are always more roads [needing resurfacing] than we have capacity to actually do, so this is great to hear,” council member Darron Jurajda said. “I’ve run on every single one of those roads, and they definitely need it.”

Funding the project: The additional street repaving was made possible because the city received a favorable bid from the contractor, City Manager Brenda Eivens said. That means the city was able to add additional streets to the project within the original budget using leftover funds.

The $2.2 million neighborhood road resurfacing contract was first approved by City Council in April.

Local coffee business Mi Mundo Coffeehouse & Roastery opened its first Cedar Park location on April 18, owner Rahul Bhosale said.

What's on the menu: Mi Mundo serves organic coffee, espresso drinks, teas and smoothies. It also offers a food menu that includes baked goods, tamales and breakfast tacos.

"We are excited to bring flavors from around the world to our local community," Bhosale said.

About the company: The Cedar Park location is the company's third, adding to two locations in Round Rock. The coffee roaster also offers bags of freshly roasted fair-trade beans available for purchase in-store and online.

• 251 N. Bell Blvd., Ste. 115, Cedar Park

Looking to get away this summer without going too far? Check out some places to plan a staycation throughout the Austin area. 

Bastrop
Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort and Spa: The ranch-style resort offers dining, golf, a water park, spa and event spaces.

Dripping Springs
The Yurtopian: The Hill Country resort offers glamping in Mongolian-inspired yurts with upscale amenities and scenic views.

Georgetown
San Gabriel House: The historic bed-and-breakfast showcases its 20th-century charm with the original pine floors and leaded-glass front door.

Liberty Hill
River Ranch Inn: The self-proclaimed “undecidedly and beautifully offbeat” boutique hotel in Liberty Hill offers guests swimming, kayaking, fishing and stargazing.

North Central Austin
Commodore Perry Estate: The venue features European-style architecture and decor, a pool, restaurant, on-site entertainment and event spaces.

Round Rock
The Ruby Hotel & Bar: The hotel offers a pool, scenic views and private event spaces near the historic downtown, which features an abundance of shopping and dining,

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