City of The Colony Phase 14A Street Reconstruction

The City of The Colony Phase 14A Street Reconstruction project involves the renovation of road, sidewalk, and utility infrastructure along specific corridors in Denton County. The scope covers Knox Street and Norris Street from Miller Drive to Paige Road, as well as King Drive from Ramsey Drive to Gibson Drive. The filing lists an estimated cost of $4,700,000 for 51,000 square feet of work, resulting in a computed cost of $92 per square foot.

Quiddity Engineering, LLC serves as the design firm of record for this public works project. Tessla Sax Leigh Brewer is the registered accessibility specialist associated with the filing. The project is funded through public sources, involving public land or federal roadway funding. It was registered with TDLR in September 2024, and plan review was completed in the same month. Construction was scheduled to begin in October 2024, with a completion date listed for September 2026.

Project Scale and Context

This renovation is significantly larger than typical filings in the region. Among 5,313 registered renovation and alteration projects in Denton County, the median estimated cost is $239,060, and the median size is 3,357 square feet. The Phase 14A project’s cost is above the county median for its type, placing it in the top quarter of filings. The scheduled build window of 700 days is longer than the county median of 92 days, reflecting the complexity of street reconstruction across multiple blocks.

The City of The Colony has six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $13,431,929, including the Police Department and Fire Administration facility and multiple residential street improvements. Quiddity Engineering, LLC has worked on six other projects totaling $27,823,414, including a $11,500,000 contract in Fort Worth and a $4,800,000 project in Royse City. These figures illustrate the firm’s experience with large-scale public infrastructure.

TDLR has not yet recorded a final inspection for this project. While the scheduled completion date of September 2026 has passed, the public record does not confirm the current state of the site. The status is listed as Review Complete, indicating that the initial planning phase was approved, but final construction verification remains pending in the registry.