Get ready for some construction! Mansfield is starting Phase I of the Cedar Creek Section 2 Pipeline Replacement. This means digging and disruption as they upgrade the pipes.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 4 the 90 before that.
The city expects to save close to a seven-figure amount by having the developer install an oversized sewer line.
The city benefits from cost savings and future development capacity, while Arcadia Realty Corp. benefits from the reimbursement for installing the larger line.
Drivers and nearby residents will likely face traffic delays and noise pollution during construction.
The council approved funding for critical bridge and sewer line repairs. These projects are essential for maintaining the city's infrastructure and ensuring reliable services for residents.
The council approved over $1 million for crucial upgrades to the Rockwood Lift Station and Force Main, ensuring the reliability of the city's wastewater system.
Multiple projects were approved to improve sidewalks and maintain streets, funded through grants and city funds. These aim to enhance walkability and road safety.
The city is partnering with Arcadia Realty Corp. to install an oversized sewer line. This collaboration is expected to save the city a significant amount of money while also providing infrastructure for future development in the area.
Discussions covered water and sewer rates, the cost of services, and the second water treatment plant. The council also reviewed the long-term financial sustainability of the roadway system.
Cedar Creek Section 2 Pipeline Replacement - Phase I City of Mansfield, Texas (.gov)
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