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Cibolo council approves change order to fix defects on Dean and Bolton roads; Green Valley and FM 1103 work underway

5455578 · July 23, 2025
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Summary

At the June 10 Cibolo City Council meeting, the council approved a change order to the FY23 street reconstruction package to address defects on Dean Road and Bolton Road. The mayor said reconstruction on Green Valley Road and phase 1 work on FM 1103 are ongoing, based on a city manager update.

The Cibolo City Council approved a change order to the fiscal 2023 street reconstruction package to repair defects along Dean Road and Bolton Road, Mayor Mark Allen said at the June 10 council meeting. The change order passed by a 6-1 vote.

The approval follows an update from City Manager Wayne Reid on multiple roadway projects underway in the city. "Right now, Green Valley Road is experiencing a reconstruction from Dean Road to West Westmont ... which will go from Dean Road over to the Mesa Western neighborhood," Allen said, reporting Reid's update. Allen also said "we also have ... FM 1103 phase 1 underway."

The change order was described as an amendment to the FY23 reconstruction package to address defects; the transcript records the council voting 6-1 to approve it. The meeting record does not include the motion's exact wording, the mover or seconder, or details on the contractor, scope-by-lane, or completion dates.

Discussion in the meeting, as summarized by the mayor, centered on progress of active projects rather than on new policy directions. The council did not attach a further schedule or specific funding breakdown for the change order in the remarks captured in the meeting recap.

The mayor said council business will resume at the next scheduled meeting on June 24.