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58 results for “infrastructure” in past year
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 Freese and Nichols, Inc. for professional engineering construction inspection services on public infrastructure in the Trinity Falls Municipal Utility District development, including related TCEQ bond inspections. Consider/Discuss/Act
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
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
Consideration of a $2.5 million project grant application from Palladium McKinney Ranch, LTD for infrastructure improvements supporting McKinney Ranch Senior Living, a new 109-unit senior living development with
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
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
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
Tower Competitive Grant Program funding from the U.S. Department of Transportation to rehabilitate aging infrastructure and equipment in the air traffic control tower at McKinney National Airport. Consider/Discuss/Act
execute a contract with Garver, LLC for professional engineering design services for the Residential Infrastructure Improvements (Anthony, Gough, Neilson, Miller & Enloe) project, including authority for necessary supplemental agreements. Consider/Discuss/Act
Resolution authorizing the City Manager to apply for and accept an Airport Infrastructure Grant from the Federal Aviation Administration to fund the McKinney National Airport Master Plan Update. Consider/Discuss/Act
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
unit senior living community move forward after MCDC approved its $2.5M infrastructure grant at a public hearing, while parks users benefit from $7.46M in reappropriated funding directed
passenger terminal facilities. Consider/Discuss/Act on Authorizing the Chairman, or Designee, to Accept a Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (TIFIA) Loan from the U.S. Department of Transportation, Build America Bureau
File 26-0577) confirm the city will credit developers building road infrastructure against impact fee obligations there, while a new engineering design contract for the Trinity Falls Parkway extension
Sphinx Development Corporation's 380-unit Throckmorton Villas development (#25) had its infrastructure completion deadline extended rather than met, meaning construction-related activity in that area will continue longer than
Eight contracts cleared on consent covering transportation, utility, and park infrastructure. Eight contracts cleared on consent covering transportation, utility, and park infrastructure. Contractors should watch for follow-on construction
Wilmeth Road construction and demonstrates a path other developers can use to recover public-infrastructure costs against impact fees. The roadway impact fee credit agreement approved for the Chi McIntyre
agreement funding road construction for a private industrial warehouse project (#30, 26-0327) extends infrastructure into the airport-area industrial corridor — both open new build capacity worth confirming against
board took up a $13.6 million subsidy request from Presidium Group covering 71.3% of infrastructure costs for the Cotton Mill District in the same session where staff briefed the board