48" & 36" WATER MAIN COIT AND INDEPENDENCE in Frisco, TX

The City of Frisco completed a $1,153,030 new construction project along Coit Road and Independence in Frisco, Texas, passing its final TDLR accessibility inspection in June 2026. The project, filed under the name 48" & 36" Water Main Coit and Independence, involved the construction of new sidewalks and buffer strips covering 43,000 square feet of public land. This infrastructure work was registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation in November 2024, establishing a clear timeline for the development of this specific section of the city's road network.

Garver served as the design firm of record for this initiative, which is funded by public sources and involves public land. The scope of work focused strictly on pedestrian and roadside improvements, specifically the installation of sidewalks and buffer areas. With an estimated cost of $27 per square foot, the project's financial profile sits below the median cost per square foot for similar new construction filings in Collin County, which averages $120. This efficiency reflects the specific nature of the civil works involved in this linear infrastructure project.

Project Timeline and Status

Construction on the site began in January 2025, following the completion of plan review in November 2024. The scheduled build window for this project was 546 days, a duration longer than the county median of 212 days for comparable new construction filings. The extended timeline accounts for the linear nature of the work along Coit Road to Heritage School, requiring phased access and coordination with existing traffic patterns. The project concluded with a final inspection passed in June 2026, confirming that all accessibility standards mandated by the registration were met before the site was cleared.

Brandon Mark Quimbey is the registered accessibility specialist associated with this filing, ensuring that the new sidewalks and buffer strips complied with state requirements. The City of Frisco has other TDLR-registered projects in the area, including The Star and Pearson Acres Park, which collectively represent a significant portion of the city's recent infrastructure investments. This specific project contributes to the broader network of public works in Collin County, where the median estimated cost for new construction is $800,000. The completion of this work adds to the city's inventory of finished public projects, demonstrating a steady flow of municipal improvements in the Frisco area.

The final TDLR accessibility inspection in June 2026 marked the official end of the construction phase for this segment of Coit Road. The project's status is now recorded as Inspection Complete, indicating that the physical work is finished and verified by state regulators. This milestone allows the city to transition from construction management to long-term maintenance of the new sidewalks and buffer strips. The detailed record of this project, from its November 2024 registration to its June 2026 completion, provides a transparent account of how public funds were utilized for this specific improvement in Frisco.