Residential Concrete Pavement Repair Zone G4 Southwest PW-S-00062 in Plano, TX

The City of Plano completed a concrete pavement repair project across multiple locations in the southwest area of the city. This renovation and alteration work, filed under the name Residential Concrete Pavement Repair Zone G4 Southwest PW-S-00062, involved repairing 1,800 square feet of sidewalk and 56 linear feet of curb. The project is located in Plano, Texas 75086, within Collin County. It passed its final TDLR accessibility inspection in October 2026, confirming that construction is complete.

The estimated cost for this project was $320,000. With a total project size of 18,000 square feet, the cost amounted to $18 per square foot. This figure is below the county median of $78 per square foot for similar renovation and alteration filings in Collin County. The total estimated cost is above the county median of $220,000 for this type of work. The scheduled build window was 819 days, which is longer than the county median of 92 days for comparable projects.

Project Ownership and Design

The City of Plano served as both the owner and the design firm of record for this project. Brandon Mark Quimbey was the registered accessibility specialist associated with the filing. The project involved public funds and public land. It was registered with TDLR in August 2024, and plan review was completed in the same month. Construction began in November 2024, with a scheduled completion date of January 2027. The final inspection was passed in October 2026, ahead of the scheduled completion date.

The City of Plano has several other TDLR-registered projects in the area, including improvements to Parkwood Blvd. and the Cottonbelt Trail. These other projects have estimated costs ranging from $600,000 to $18,408,414. The City of Plano also has projects with other design firms, such as Contract - 2025 PW-S-00042 and PH 2 PWS 00030. These projects vary in status, with some registered and others with review complete. The presence of multiple projects indicates ongoing infrastructure and renovation efforts in Plano.

Local Context and Labor Market

Other registered projects in the same area include renovations at 117 Central Expy, Chick-fil-A, and Ruisseau Village Phase 2. These projects are also classified as renovation or alteration work. The Collin County unemployment rate was 4.4 percent in August 2026, which is lower than a year earlier. This labor market context reflects the broader economic conditions in the region during the project's construction period.

The project's completion and final inspection mark the end of the construction phase. The City of Plano has successfully delivered this concrete pavement repair project, meeting the accessibility standards required by TDLR. The project's cost and size are consistent with the county's median values for similar work, though the build window was longer than average. The involvement of public funds and the City of Plano as both owner and designer underscores the municipal commitment to infrastructure maintenance.