Lewisville City Council poised to consider $3.2M in contracts for trails, drainage, and home repairs
A light meeting calendar in late June gave way to a slate of multimillion-dollar contract decisions on the upcoming Lewisville City Council agenda. No formal votes were taken at recent city gatherings, according to available records, leaving the July 6 council session as the week’s most consequential meeting.
Recent meetings
The past two weeks were dominated by quorum notices and an unresolved rezoning hearing. On June 22, the council provided notice that a quorum might attend a community luncheon at Odeelia Church. The following day, the Planning and Zoning Commission held a public hearing on a request to rezone 7.082 acres at 1918 and 1926–1954 East State Highway 121 Business from Light Industrial to Planned Development for multi-family use (PD-MF-3). Minutes from that hearing have not yet been published, so no vote tally is available. A second quorum notice on June 24 indicated council members might be present at a Texas Municipal League Region 8 meeting hosted by Corinth.
Coming up
City Council — July 6
The council will consider three significant contract awards totaling more than $3.2 million, along with two land-use items.
- **DCTA Trail Connection Segment A:** A bid award of $2,240,244.04 would fund trail construction connecting to Denton County Transportation Authority infrastructure.
- **Valley Vista and Poydras Street drainage improvements:** A project valued at $866,516.70 would address drainage in the area.
- **Minor Housing Rehabilitation Program:** A $131,197.50 contract would cover residential HVAC repairs through the city’s housing program.
Rezoning and permit requests include a zone change for 2.577 acres near Lady of the Lake Boulevard to allow a tennis facility expansion, and a Special Use Permit amendment for automobile sales at 1504 Eagle Court.
A separate quorum notice for the same date notes the council will gather for a group photograph with no substantive business.
Planning and Zoning Commission — July 7
The commission will review three items:
- Landscape standard alternatives for 1844 N Stemmons Freeway.
- An ordinance to amend the Unified Development Code to streamline zoning petitions and appeals.
- A Special Use Permit for a smoking establishment at 2680 Denton Tap Road.
Other notices
Additional quorum notices were filed for the council’s possible attendance at the NTX Arena ribbon cutting on July 8 and a group hike at the LLELA Nature Preserve on July 12. No policy decisions will be made at either event.
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