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Coppell approves $95,600 pedestrian railing along Denton Tap to improve student safety
Summary
Council approved the installation of a 550-foot pedestrian railing on the east side of Denton Tap to widen the perceived buffer between moving vehicles and the sidewalk used by students; cost is about $95,641 and work will be installed under a cooperative purchasing contract.
The Coppell City Council on June 10 approved a consent package that includes a roughly 550-foot pedestrian railing along the east side of Denton Tap aimed at improving safety for students who walk that route.
City staff presented the proposal and estimate: the railing installation along the stretch north of Parkway would cost $95,641.20 and will be inset from the curb to provide a clear zone and a remaining pedestrian…
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