Estimates of the amount of total material to be collected were revised upward this week to between 150,000 and 200,000 cubic yards due to increasing amounts of storm-related vegetative debris being encountered in several areas. As of today, the estimated amount of debris collected stands at 117,209 cubic yards, or 59 percent.
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City staff presented the latest design plans for the new City Hall and Municipal Campus at Monday’s City Council meeting, after a year of design development that included City Council feedback, stakeholder interviews and several opportunities for public input.
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Development Services staff are hosting a second opportunity for the public to give feedback on elements of the draft plan for the City’s Envision Richardson Comprehensive Plan Update tomorrow morning, to establish direction for the final draft of the plan, which will be presented to the public and City Council in the fall.
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Richardson City Councilmember Jennifer Justice has been named the secretary-treasurer for the North Central Texas Council of Governments’ (NCTCOG) Executive Board. She previously served as a director on the Board from 2023-24.
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Mayor Bob Dubey signed a proclamation Monday recognizing Pride Month, in line with the national designation for June proclaimed federally since 2000.
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The Ann Eisemann Inclusive Playground at Cottonwood Park will be temporarily closed beginning Monday, June 24 for cleaning and resurfacing.
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Testing takes around an hour for each partial street block section within the testing area.
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Due to summer break and the Independence Day holiday, there will be no City Council meeting Monday, June 24 and Monday, July 1.
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The two left lanes of the westbound Bush Turnpike frontage road between Plano Road and US 75 at the rail crossing may remain closed to traffic at all times as utility work is completed following rail track work that was completed June 17.
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Spring Valley Road at Summit Drive may be reduced to one lane, with flaggers for the alternate movement of traffic, from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
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