Timeline: completion in spring 2022
Cost: $17 million (entire project)
Funding source: city of Southlake
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Construction on North White Chapel Boulevard has included the addition of a retaining wall, which serves to retain the soil that will be beneath the northbound lanes when complete. It will also act as a structural support for screening walls to provide privacy for nearby residential areas, according to a June 10 update from the city of Southlake. The retaining wall will be reinforced with concrete and will eventually include permanent masonry.
Timeline: completion in spring 2022
Cost: $17 million (entire project)
Funding source: city of Southlake
Timeline: completion in spring 2022
Cost: $17 million (entire project)
Funding source: city of Southlake
By Gavin Pugh
Gavin has reported for Community Impact Newspaper since June 2017. His beat has included Dallas Area Rapid Transit, public and higher education, school and municipal governments and more. He now serves as the editor of the Grapevine, Colleyville, Southlake edition.
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