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Bryan City Council will meet on June 9 to discuss a project to improve the city’s water system and add traffic signals and lanes to a number of areas.
What you need to know
The council is set to talk about infrastructure projects mainly relating to Bryan’s water and roads.
Approval for water system improvements: The council is considering an application for a grant from the Texas Water Development Board for improvements for water infrastructure and safety.
According to agenda materials, the city is trying to take advantage of House Bill 500, which is designating more than $1 billion in funds for water supply and infrastructure projects throughout the state of Texas.
The city is seeking $21 million for the cost of the improvements, which include:
Road infrastructure additions and improvements: A little more than $1.5 million is being requested for additions and improvements at various intersections. The city will award the job to Brazos Paving Inc. if passed.
Also on the agenda
Items also expected to be approved are infrastructure improvements to public facilities.
Various park installations: Several parks in Bryan are to receive installations and upkeep, including:
Get Involved
The Bryan City Council meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m. at Bryan City Hall, 300 South Texas Ave., Bryan.
