Council also approved a renewal of an agreement with Lewisville ISD to share the cost for 14 police officers that will provide security to campuses within Flower Mound, according to town documents.
The specifics
The Northshore Park project covers the replacement of the existing play equipment with a new set, according to town documents. The new equipment will cost $276,619 and is funded through the sales tax dedication to parks projects, per the adopted 2024-25 budget.
The cost only covers the new playground equipment and its installation and does not include planned turf replacement or the removal of the existing play structure, per town documents.
Council members will consider a contract for the turf replacement at a future meeting.
Also of note
Additionally, officials approved a one-year renewal for a contract with LISD to share the costs for police officers stationed within schools for the 2025-26 school year. Officers will only work within LISD campuses in Flower Mound, according to town documents.
LISD and Flower Mound will each pay 50% for the salary and benefits for nine officers and the lieutenant overseeing school resource officers. For the two sergeants and two roving officers at elementary school campuses, LISD will pay 75% of the salary and benefits with the town covering the remaining 25%, per town documents.
Payments from LISD are made in three equal installments December 1, March 1 and June 1 of each fiscal year, according to the agreement.
What else?
Insituform Technologies, a subsidiary of Azuria specializing in sewer pipe rehabilitation, will be paid nearly $161,981 to assess a sewer line along Red Oak Lane. The project will take place within the Flower Mound Farms subdivision, which is located along Red Oak Lane south of Flower Mound Road.
According to town documents, Insituform Technologies will use video to inspect and clean:
- 2,613 linear feet of 6-inch sewer line
- 6,688 linear feet of 8-inch sewer main
- 823 linear feet of 15-inch sewer main
