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Everman outlines timelines for Wichita and Hannah Ranch projects and adopts rule to make contractors restore streets
Summary
City staff and a Tarrant County representative gave updates on multiple road and sewer projects affecting Everman traffic, and the council adopted an ordinance requiring utility contractors to restore streets after trenching.
The Everman City Council heard updates Aug. 12 on several ongoing roadway and sewer projects that will affect traffic patterns in parts of the city and unanimously approved an ordinance requiring contractors to restore streets after making trench cuts.
City staff and a representative from Tarrant County detailed schedules and traffic changes tied to the Wichita Street reconstruction and the Hannah Ranch Sewer Main project, both of which have required detours and temporary lane patterns. The council then adopted Ordinance No. 840, a new restoration standard that requires deeper repairs when utilities cut newly constructed roadways.
The Wichita Street reconstruction, funded through the office of Tarrant County Commissioner Roderick Miles and overseen by Precinct 1, is expected to be substantially complete by Thursday, Aug. 20 (project speaker…
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