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Council Approves $2.5M Pavement Work

CoppellApr 14, 20262 min read

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The City Council unanimously approved a $2.5 million Phase 2 pavement panel replacement contract, along with a $320,000 emergency repair for the Cottonwood Branch Creek Bridge on North Denton Tap Road.

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What this means

The pavement and bridge contracts direct infrastructure maintenance funds to road and bridge repairs. The council also approved $79,077 in additional design services for Spanish Moss Drive, Spanish Moss Court and Jeb Court, plus contracts for an animal services facility expansion and CORE boiler replacement. A proposed zoning change allowing professional or medical office use at 767 W. Main Street failed on a 3-4 vote.

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Approved the Phase 2 pavement panel replacement contract with C&J’s Design and Solutions of East Texas, LLC, for $2,500,000.
Approved a $320,000 emergency repair contract for the Cottonwood Branch Creek Bridge on North Denton Tap Road.
Approved a $79,077 contract supplement for additional design services for reconstruction of Spanish Moss Drive, Spanish Moss Court and Jeb Court.
Approved a $253,200 architectural design contract for the City of Coppell Animal Services Facility Expansion.
Approved a $153,005 contract to replace four hot water boilers at the CORE.
Approved zoning and development changes for a 442,596-square-foot office and distribution center, a 100-room hotel, and five live/work buildings allowing single-family residential use.
Approved standards of care for youth camp programs after a public hearing.
Approved changes to the Cozby Library and Community Commons Board ordinance and bylaws, as well as changes concerning the Building and Standards Commission.
Rejected, by a 3-4 vote, a zoning change at 767 W. Main Street that would have added professional or medical office use to the first floor.

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