FRISCO, TEXAS MEADOW CREEK STREET REHAB PROJECT UPDATE
The project to replace the pavement along Talley Lane in the Meadow Creek neighborhood of Frisco, Texas 
has begun. Workmen have been busy for several days marking underground utilities, getting construction signage staged, and installing temporary mailboxes.
The project involves replacing the pavement of Frisco's Talley Lane from Prestwick Drive to Country Down Lane. This length of Talley Lane will be closed to traffic from Monday, July 11, 2011, until repairs have been completed. Estimates by the City of Frisco are that the street project will take about 45 days.
The brick mailbox enclosures along Talley Ln. will be disassembled to allow room for the operation of construction equipment. Temporary mailbox pods have been installed at the corner of Talley Lane and Country Down Lane for residents to use until the street reopens and their permanent mailboxes have been reinstalled.
At a recent meeting, Arthur Hartle, the Frisco, Texas, manager for this project said when the streets in Meadow 
Creek started deteriorating just 2 or 3 years after they were built, Frisco instituted more stringent requirements for developers so that other streets would last for several decades.
Although the street rehab project will be an inconvenience to Frisco's Meadow Creek residents, they will be rewarded with a new street without the unsightly cracks and pooling water they have endured for the past several years.
Meadow Creek is a quiet neighborhood of about 150 homes on the far west side of Frisco, Texas.
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