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City updates: TxDOT overpass work, landfill closing, O'Reilly site and postal mail-unit changes
Summary
City Administrator Jessie Montez reported that TxDOT will replace the I‑20 overpass at Highway 137 (raw waterline relocation not feasible), a landfill land closing is scheduled for April 15 pending interlocal agreement, O'Reilly Auto Parts plans a new site, and the post office requires resident-paid mail-unit installations.
City Administrator Jessie Montez told the council that TxDOT will replace the I‑20 overpass at Highway 137 and has requested the city move a raw waterline; Montez said relocation is not an option. She reported land for a new landfill is scheduled to close on April 15 and staff are awaiting an interlocal agreement drafted by the city attorney.
Montez also said O'Reilly Auto Parts has purchased land in Stanton and plans to build a location. Regarding postal service, conversations with Longfellow and the post office indicated that residential cluster mail units will be required for delivery; residents would pay for the units and the post office will maintain them without rental fees. Chamber banquet scheduling was also noted.
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