The Richardson City Council received an update Monday on the City’s five-year Capital Improvement Plan, which includes nearly $528 million in planned infrastructure investment across the community. The plan represents a record level of funding for infrastructure and capital improvements in Richardson, with projects planned for streets, sidewalks, drainage, parks, public facilities, water and wastewater infrastructure, and transportation improvements.
The plan includes $77.7 million in remaining work from the 2021 Bond Program and City Hall Bond Program, $110.2 million in water and wastewater improvements, and $44.3 million in Special Maintenance Initiative projects that use grant funding to reduce the City’s cost. It also launches implementation of $223.4 million as part of the voter-approved 2026 Bond Program, with many projects beginning in design before construction starts in future years.
DART partnership funds will also support local transportation improvements, with potential projects including Coit Road, Abrams Road and Floyd Road rehabilitation.
City staff said the size and scope of the plan means residents should expect to see a significant amount of construction activity across Richardson as projects move through planning, design and construction.
For more information about City projects, visit www.cor.net/projects.
