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Council approves Lakeside Parkway concrete panel replacement contract
Summary
The Flower Mound Town Council unanimously approved a roughly $3.1 million contract to remove and replace deteriorated concrete panels on Lakeside Parkway, a project staff said will cover about 11,215 square yards and has a five-month construction window starting January 2026.
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The Town Council unanimously approved a contract to remove and replace failing concrete panels along Lakeside Parkway, staff said, as part of the town's ongoing pavement maintenance program.
Town staff presented the Lakeside Parkway panel replacement project, which the assistant director of public works operations, Manny Palacios, described as replacing roughly 11,215 square yards of deteriorated concrete panels along Lakeside Parkway between Lawn Prairie Road and Long Prairie Road. Palacios said the town will also place subgrade improvements and geogrid where needed to support traffic loads.
Palacios told the council the work is scheduled to begin in January 2026 and that the presentation showed a five-month timeline. The project cost was presented in staff materials as approximately $3,095,006. Council did not amend the contract price at the meeting.
Council member (motion-maker) moved approval of the item and Mayor Cheryl Moore seconded; the item passed on a unanimous roll call.
Why it matters
Town staff said the panels are showing severe breakage and subgrade movement in locations with heavy traffic and clay soils; the replacement and subgrade work aims to reduce recurring repairs and extend service life. The project will be delivered under the town's existing concrete and drainage improvement services contract, staff said.
What to watch for
Palacios said the construction schedule is weather-dependent. Residents and drivers should expect work-zone traffic control during construction and notices from the town about lane closures or detours.
At the council table
Manny Palacios, Assistant Director of Public Works Operations (presentation).
Vote: Unanimous approval (motion moved by Council member, seconded by Mayor Cheryl Moore).
Notes and clarifications
- The presentation listed the project cost at roughly $3.095 million and an estimated five-month timeline beginning January 2026. The slide text included an apparent typographical error for the completion year; staff confirmed the intent was a five-month schedule following the January 2026 start.
- The town described the area of work as approximately 11,215 square yards of panel replacement and associated subgrade work, and said the procurement is under the town's annual concrete and drainage services contract.
