The details
On Feb. 17, a contractor for the town of Flower Mound began work on Deer Path. The work will cost about $11,665 and be paid for through the town’s general fund.
A lane will be shut down for the work but one lane will remain open for through traffic. The company Apex Concrete started removing and replacing concrete street panels on the road between Meadow Lark and Harbor View Drive. Melissa Demmitt, Flower Mound’s communications director, said in an email that Deer Path has deteriorating concrete pavement failures.
“The project is necessary to keep the roadway safe and improve its conditions,” Demmitt said.
Weather permitting, the work should be done by March 7, according to the town’s website.
More details
The east end of Hawk Road in Flower Mound will be closed daily for drainage improvements to the area.
Beginning Feb. 25, the town’s drainage department is expected to start replacing the storm culvert at the intersection of Hawk Road and Shiloh Road, according to a town news release. The project will cost $12,000, which will be paid for through the town’s general fund. For the work to be done, Hawk Road will have to be shut down every day. Access to the road will be open from 4 p.m.-8 a.m. Work is expected to last until March 17.
There will be detour signs in the area to guide residents to the west end of Hawk Road.
