Ongoing projects:
1. Timberbrook Neighborhood Improvements Project
Lewisville’s Timberbrook neighborhood improvements project is near complete. It is anticipated to finish in April, City Engineer David Salmon said. The project’s scope includes reconstruction of concrete streets and sidewalks, installing new water and sewer lines, and increasing storm drainage capacity. Several streets received work including Sweet Gum Drive, Walnut Drive and Live Oak Drive. The Timberbrook project was identified as a top priority street project under the 2015 bond program, according to the city.
- Timeline: February 2020-April 2023
- Cost: $11.4 million
- Funding source: Lewisville’s 2015 bond
Construction crews continued concrete pours throughout March. The project, which runs from Southwestern Boulevard to I-635, includes the replacement of pavement with updated pavement, intersection enhancements to improve mobility and safety, signal work, sidewalks, streetlights, and landscaping.
- Timeline: February 2022-summer 2023
- Cost: $18.6 million
- Funding source: 2021 Street Capital Improvement Fund
3. Denton Tap Road Intersection Improvements
The Denton Tap Road Intersection project concluded in February. The two-year project consisted of construction of turn lanes, reconstruction of sidewalks and ramps and traffic signal work along four intersections –Parkway Boulevard, Southwestern Boulevard, Sandy Lake Road and Bethel School Road. The project was completed on time, according to the city.
- Timeline: April 2021-February 2023
- Cost: $2.7 million
- Funding source: Certificate of Obligation debt
