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City details multi‑million dollar capital projects, highlights stormwater and street programs
Summary
Public works staff outlined ongoing and proposed capital projects including a 3.6M Denton Drive roadway project, a pipe‑bursting sewer rehab, water/wastewater and street rehabilitation programs ($4.9M), and stormwater work (~$5.7M) including Reach 2 and Reach 4; Valley V drainage phase two would require coordination with DART and additional funding.
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John Roach, special projects manager in public works, briefed the council on current and planned capital improvement projects. He described a pipe‑bursting sanitary sewer project on Beast Street, a Denton Drive roadway reconfiguration and enhanced pedestrian connections priced at about $3.6 million, and an intersection/signal project at Rawhide and Josie.
Roach summarized ongoing work at the Farmers Branch Office Park (FBOP) lift station — a rehab that will install new pumps, a new motor control center, a generator and move equipment from an in‑ground vault to an above‑ground shelter. He said upcoming budget items include an annual street rehabilitation program (about $4.9 million) and traffic signal improvements (roughly $225,000).
On stormwater, Roach said the city is budgeting about $5.7 million including Reach 2 and Reach 4 work; Reach 2 includes large gabion walls for creek bank stabilization, encasement of sanitary sewer and storm sewer reconstruction near Farmers Branch Creek. He noted Reach 4 is substantially complete. Roach said a potential Valley V drainage phase two — conceived to run north‑south between the station area and apartments — could proceed depending on funding and DART’s coordination.
Council members thanked staff and asked procedural questions about project postings and timing; Roach said the project roster is updated on the transparency portal and staff will provide updates as projects move to procurement.

