WACO, Texas (KWTX) - Waco City Council members discussed Tuesday which features will be included in the next phase of the multimillion-dollar Riverwalk project as planners work to connect more of downtown to the riverfront.

The Riverwalk project will stretch from Webster Avenue to Baylor Law School. The city focused on reworking the project to stay within a $26 million budget.

City staff suggests keeping certain additions like the Cove Bridge, a fountain, a water wall and landscaping upgrades. However, planners discussed a larger feature — the Webster Overlook.

The overlook would be a scenic platform where people can enjoy river views. But it costs $3 million, which would make the project go over budget.

Mayor Jim Holmes said he’s comfortable with staying within the $26 million budge

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