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Council to authorize third amendment to Trinity Mill Station agreement that resets DART timeline
Summary
The council approved a resolution authorizing the city manager to execute a third amendment to the Trinity Mill Station master development agreement to reset the timeline for DART’s portion; staff said DART’s board already approved its portion of the amendment.
Carrollton City Council on March 25 approved a resolution authorizing the city manager to negotiate and execute a third amendment to the master development agreement for Trinity Mill Station with Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) and the Integral Group.
Staff described the amendment as a timeline reset for the project’s DART-controlled portion. "This adds basically resets that timeline," a city staff member said during the work session. Staff also said, "This is for DART's portion, not our portion. So the DART board's already approved this," noting the city’s action is the companion step required under the joint agreement.
Why it matters: Trinity Mill Station is a transit‑oriented development site tied to the Silver Line alignment. The amendment extends or resets milestone dates associated with project phasing and delivery for the DART portion. Staff said the project experienced COVID-era delays and the amendment aligns the schedule for later phases.
Next steps: staff reported the item had been reviewed by the city’s TOD committee and that execution of the amendment would proceed following negotiation of final terms. The same amendment was noted as previously approved by DART’s board.
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