Richland Hills considers data-driven five-year CIP scoring system
At a council work session Mayor Curtis summarized a proposed five-year capital improvement program framework that would rank projects using a nine-criteria scoring system; a resolution is expected back for council consideration on June 22.
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Richland Hills city leaders opened the meeting with a work-session review of a proposed five-year capital improvement program framework designed to make prioritization of major infrastructure projects more structured and data-driven. Mayor Curtis said staff presented a scoring system that evaluates projects across nine criteria, including public health and safety, cost of delaying a project, economic impact and community benefit.
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