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Parker council approves Lewis Lane reconstruction contract with Anderson Paving

City of Parker City Council · February 3, 2026
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Summary

Council approved resolution 2026-883 to execute a contract with Anderson Paving for Lewis Lane reconstruction. Council members asked questions about flagger staffing, exclusions for prime coat and dewatering, warranty and timing; project estimated at 120 days.

Council voted to approve Resolution No. 2026-883 authorizing the city to execute a contract with Anderson Paving for reconstruction of Lewis Lane.

During the consent-agenda discussion Council member Dodgen and members of the public raised concerns about flagger coverage and the value of the daily flagging rate; staff and the contractor representative said the project included bonded work and that dewatering and prime-coat items were not expected to be required for the planned sections. The contractor's representative said the job carries a bond and that the bond period extends approximately two years.

Council member Brown moved to adopt the resolution and the motion passed with no recorded opposition. Council asked staff to coordinate with North Texas water to repair a known leak along the route before paving and noted the project timeline is roughly 120 days once work begins; staff estimated work would likely start in March.

What happens next: the city will finalize the contract execution, coordinate utility repairs before paving, and begin construction according to schedule.