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Council tables $3.3 million water‑main replacement award pending additional service-history and prioritization data
Summary
The city delayed final approval of a $3.3 million water main replacement contract after councilmembers requested more information about how streets were selected and whether projects follow district‑level service history and installation dates; the motion to table passed unanimously.
The Farmers Branch City Council on June 17 voted to table action on a $3,300,000 contract award for the 2025 water main replacement program so staff can provide more detail on how candidate streets were selected and whether the work aligns with oldest infrastructure and service history.
Ray Solarez, director of public works, presented the low bid from J and L Construction LLC and said the project replaces aging cast-iron mains with PVC in several clustered…
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