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Council OKs engineering contract option for Brynn Street reconstruction
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Council authorized staff to negotiate a not-to-exceed $294,500 engineering agreement for Brynn Street reconstruction after staff said the full project was estimated at roughly $7.6 million and would include utilities, sidewalks and drainage work; impact fees would fund the design phase.
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The Terrell City Council voted Dec. 3 to authorize the interim city manager to negotiate a professional services agreement for engineering and design of the Brynn Street reconstruction project.
Staff said the street was a high priority from the city'wide 2024 roadway assessment and that a full repair—including utilities, sidewalks, curb-and-gutter and concrete pavement—was estimated at about $7.6 million. "The estimated OPC of the from the engineering is to repair that road... is roughly around $7,600,000," staff told the council. The council approved resolution No. 2278 to negotiate an engineering contract with Lynn McManus (design) not to exceed $294,500, funded from impact fees.
City staff outlined a timeline of roughly six to nine months for engineering and design and another 12 to 16 months for construction once a contract is awarded. Councilmembers stressed completing full infrastructure repairs (not surface overlays) because the corridor contains old utilities and major subbase issues. The motion passed by voice vote; staff will bring back the negotiated contract and schedule for procurement and construction planning.
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