FRISCO, TEXAS PLANS JULY 2011 START FOR MEADOW CREEK STREET REHAB PROJECT
The City of Frisco, Texas will soon be starting a street rehab project for Meadow Creek, a neighborhood on the far west side of the city.
The first phase of the project will begin on or about July 5, 2011, and is expected to take about 45 days to complete. Other phases will be on a year-by-year basis as funding becomes available, according to Frisco city officials.
The summer 2011 phase of the project will involve the complete replacement of Talley Lane between Prestwick Drive and Country Down Lane.
Talley Lane is an East/West residential street that runs from Prestwick Drive in the Meadow Creek subdivision, to Rio Blanco Drive in The Trails of West Frisco.
During the construction, affected Talley Lane residents will need to access their homes via their alleys. They will be notified about changes to their mail delivery by the City of Frisco and/or the Postal Service.
Frisco's Meadow Creek residents were briefed about the project by city engineers in an April 2011 meeting at City Hall. The rehab project will improve the functionality and appearance of Meadow Creek's streets, according to city officials.
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