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76 results for “infrastructure” in past year
Public hearing and action on a Retail Development Infrastructure Grant application from Hope Hardware Building, LP (RI 26-02) for up to $50,000 covering 75% of the cost
MCDC approved Retail Development Infrastructure Grants covering 75% of exterior infrastructure cost for two downtown restaurant and retail projects, showing the program funds utility and site work needed for food
development-linked grants were considered this meeting: Palladium McKinney Ranch's $2.5 million infrastructure grant for its 109-unit senior living project at 5353 McKinney Ranch Parkway was approved, while
Cotton Mill District at 610 Elm Street secured $13.6 million in CDC infrastructure funding covering 71.3% of costs, and three smaller 4B grants approved this meeting set precedent for cost
McKinney, and McKinney Roots Farm will relocate to Gray Branch Park with CDC-funded infrastructure work, alongside Cotton Mill District infrastructure work at 610 Elm Street and Hugs Greenhouse expansion
Residents near 5353 McKinney Ranch Parkway will see construction infrastructure funded on McKinney Ranch Senior Living, a 109-unit senior development with 72 units reserved for low-income seniors, after
Villas (a development of Sphinx Development Corporation, a division of The Sphinx Group), for infrastructure improvements related to the construction of the 380 Villas development, extending the term from
project grant application from Harvest Seed Project Foundation (4B26-09) to fund infrastructure—underground utilities, dirt work, irrigation, sanitary, and driveway/parking—for the expansion and relocation of McKinney Roots Farm
facilities and developer participation agreement with Provident Realty Acquisitions III LLC for annexation and infrastructure tied to an industrial warehouse project on about 61.922 acres east
authorizing the City Manager to execute a contract with CP&Y Inc. dba STV Infrastructure for professional engineering design services on the Stonebridge Drive (US 380 to Bloomdale Road) project
Consultants, Inc. for materials testing services on the Tennessee Street, Lamar Street, & Hunt Street Infrastructure Improvements Project. Consider/Discuss/Act on a Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Execute a Contract with
resolution would authorize the City Manager to execute a change order with Garret Shields Infrastructure, LLC for construction work on the Citywide Street Rehabilitation Project. Consider/Discuss/Act on a Resolution Authorizing
agreement with Johnson, Mirmiran and Thompson, Inc. for professional engineering design services related to infrastructure improvements on Tennessee, Lamar, and Hunt Streets. Consider/Discuss/Act on a Resolution Authorizing the City Manager
City Manager to execute a contract and necessary change orders with Garret Shields Infrastructure for construction of turn lanes and off-site improvements under the Various Roadway Improvements Package
orders with DDM Construction Corporation for the Tennessee Street, Lamar Street, and Hunt Street Infrastructure Improvements Project (CO2409). Consider/Discuss/Act on a Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Execute a Contract
grant application from Harvest Seed Project Foundation requesting $575,595 for infrastructure work supporting the expansion and relocation of McKinney Roots Farm to Gray Branch Park, representing
project grant application (4B26-09) from CommonGood Medical to fund infrastructure, parking, ADA, MEP, and design/engineering work for renovating a property at 2750 Virginia Parkway to expand and relocate
loan agreement term for Project 4B25-10 (Direction 61:3), which funds infrastructure and public access areas for The Farm, a planned community of transitional living homes for young adults
vote on a $2.5 million project grant application from Palladium McKinney Ranch, LTD for infrastructure improvements supporting the construction of McKinney Ranch Senior Living, a 109-unit senior living development
grant application (4B26-09) from Harvest Seed Project Foundation for $764,953 to fund infrastructure—underground utilities, dirt work, irrigation, sanitary, and driveway/parking—for the expansion and relocation of McKinney