City of Justin - Street Improvement Program Year 4
Aug 14, 2026
Closes
Sep 8, 2026
Project consists of approx 18,000 SY of full depth reclamation with cement, 2" type d hmac, and culvert replacement.
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Aug 14, 2026
Closes
Sep 8, 2026
Project consists of approx 18,000 SY of full depth reclamation with cement, 2" type d hmac, and culvert replacement.
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176088
Employee FTE
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57
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7,285
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42 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Justin
The meeting included a workshop and regular session where various topics were addressed. The council received a presentation on enterprise fleet management, discussed re-platting for Timberbrook Phase 1A, and reviewed the maximum tax rate for the upcoming fiscal year. Additionally, the council discussed appointments to the Parks and Recreation Board and the Future Land Use Steering Committee, along with potential amendments to ordinances regarding firearm discharge and local option sales tax. Actions taken included approving the re-plat for Timberbrook Phase 1A, rescheduling public hearings for the budget and tax rate, and appointing new members to the Parks and Recreation Board. The council also held an executive session to consult with the city attorney regarding pending litigation and property acquisition.
The council held a workshop to review topics including gas well monitoring, animal control services, a preliminary plat for Creekview Estates, a development agreement for property near John Wiley Road and FM 156, downtown parking plans, the street improvement program, signage ordinance modifications, city-initiated rezoning proposals, and fiscal year budget amendments for development corporations. In the regular session, the council approved contracts for animal control services, the Creekview Estates plat, signage ordinance changes, and budget amendments. Public hearings were scheduled for land rezoning. Additionally, the council authorized participation in various steering committees and approved a letter of intent regarding property acquisition discussed in executive session.
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The council meeting included a workshop session covering the 2020 Annual Service Plan Update for the Timberbrook Public Improvement District, a contract award for street improvements, and discussions on business licensing, city website development, and board appointments. A public hearing was held regarding amendments to technical construction standards. Further action items included the approval of a service and assessment plan update, approval of a roadway construction project, and appointments to the Upper Trinity Board of Directors and the Customer Advisory Council. The council also addressed official consent forms for ERCOT, appointed a member to the Denco Area 911 District Board of Managers, and approved updates to city building codes.
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