Commissioners approve $457,365 drainage study for Belton Lane to develop shovel‑ready plans
The court authorized Teague, Noll & Perkins to survey and design drainage fixes near Belton Lane, Ross Sterling Avenue and Toposkey Road for approximately $457,365, citing ponding and culvert problems that affect a nearby school.
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The Chambers County Commissioners Court approved a task authorization of roughly $457,365 for Teague, Noll & Perkins to provide survey and drainage study services for Belton Lane and adjacent corridors, with the goal of producing shovel‑ready plans to address chronic ponding and school pickup queuing.
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