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Sep 4, 2026
Sep 21, 2026
The project includes scarifying, mixing, and reshaping the pavement surface and base material, removal of the top 6" of scarified asphalt and base, constructing a minimum 12" cement stabilized subgrade, and 1.5" Type D surface course over 4.5" Type B base course, along with all appurtenances.
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Sep 17, 2026
The City of Lowry Crossing, Texas is soliciting proposals for the collection, transportation, and disposal of residential and commercial solid waste, including refuse, brush, tree trimmings, and bulky waste. The selected contractor will serve approximately 1,175 residential units and 12 commercial units, provide weekly refuse collection, bi-monthly brush and bulky waste collection, qualifying door-pickup services, and a customer service response center. The contract has an initial five-year term with options for two additional five-year extensions, and services will be performed within Lowry Crossing, Texas.
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Sep 17, 2026
The City of Lowry Crossing, Texas is soliciting proposals for the collection, transportation, and disposal of residential and commercial solid waste, including refuse, brush, tree trimmings, and bulky waste. The selected contractor will serve approximately 1,175 residential units and 12 commercial units, provide weekly refuse collection, bi-monthly brush and bulky waste collection, qualifying door-pickup services, and a customer service response center. The contract has an initial five-year term with options for two additional five-year extensions, and services will be performed within Lowry Crossing, Texas.
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The Council conducted public hearings regarding a zoning change at 410 Cottrell Lane and the service and assessment plan for the Lowry Trails Public Improvement District. Key agenda items included the approval of zoning changes, ordinances relating to the Lowry Trails improvement project, including revenue bonds and maintenance agreements, and the authorization of EDC and MDD budgets for FY2027. Further actions involved approving the final plat for Lowry Trails Phase II, a grant submittal to Texas Parks and Wildlife, and the procurement of FundView software for Municipal Court, permit, and code enforcement functions. The Council also discussed infrastructure projects, the status of the employee handbook, property maintenance issues, and the potential donation of a city vehicle to the fire department.
The council meeting addressed several administrative and municipal projects, including updates on ditch and culvert maintenance, the Bridgefarmer Road project, and ambulance service options. The council conducted a public hearing regarding a zoning change for a tract on FM 546 and subsequently approved both the annexation and zoning change for that property. Additionally, the council approved a replat of Lot 12 in Regatta Oaks, the 2026 Annual Update to the Service and Assessment Plan for the Simpson Road Public Improvement District, and the 2026 Service and Assessment Plan for the Lowry Trails O & M Public Improvement District. Further actions included scheduling a future public hearing for assessment levies, ordering an election for November 3, 2026, selecting a contractor for concrete street repairs, and approving a change order for the Bridgefarmer Widening Project.
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The commission conducted a public hearing regarding a request to amend the zoning classification for a 1.875-acre tract of land at 410 Cottrell Lane from R-1 Single Family Residential District to Commercial District. Following the public hearing, the commission approved a recommendation to the council to proceed with this zoning change. Furthermore, the commission recommended that the council approve the final plat for the Lowry Trails Phase 2 development, which included land adjustments for roadway expansion.
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