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The city of Plano is set to spend just over $6 million on concrete repair projects in two city neighborhoods.
What you need to know
More than $3 million will be spent on repairing streets, alleys, sidewalks and barrier-free ramps in the neighborhood north of S. Rigsbee Drive in southeast Plano.
Around $3.3 million will be spent on street, alley, sidewalk and barrier-free ramps in a neighborhood that encompasses portions of W. Park Boulevard, Decator Drive, Tulane Drive and Ohio Drive.
Plano City Council approved contracts for both during its Dec. 9 meeting.
What else
Funding for both projects will come out of the city’s 2024-25 Street Improvements Community Investment Program.
