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Argyle council approves on‑call street engineering contract with Kimley Horn; delays one task order
Summary
The council approved a professional services agreement with Kimley Horn to provide on‑call street engineering and recommended task orders including a $50,000 Summer Streets program and a LiDAR pavement assessment; council directed staff not to issue a notice to proceed on the pavement assessment task order pending further site decisions.
The Argyle Town Council on March 23 approved a professional services agreement selecting Kimley Horn to provide on‑call street engineering and town‑engineer services, and it authorized multiple task orders for pavement work, Main Street preliminary design and site assessments. Council also placed an explicit hold on the LiDAR pavement‑assessment task order pending further direction.
The contract on the agenda was described as "not to exceed $28,285,000" for the umbrella agreement; staff said the figure reflects a summation of separate task order not‑to‑exceed amounts rather than an immediate single appropriation. Town staff told the council the street maintenance sales tax provides roughly $1.0–$1.1 million per year for road work and that project work will be phased across fiscal years.
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