Lewisville ISD Eastside Aquatic Center 20 Year Life Cycle Maintenance and Repair in The Colony, TX

The Lewisville ISD Eastside Aquatic Center renovation at 5729 Memorial Dr. in The Colony has passed its final TDLR accessibility inspection, marking the completion of construction for this significant facility update. The project, filed as the Lewisville ISD Eastside Aquatic Center 20 Year Life Cycle Maintenance and Repair, involved renovations to the existing 38,871 sq ft building. With an estimated cost of $16,315,000, the work represents a substantial investment in the district's infrastructure, translating to a cost of $420 per square foot.

Project Scale and Design

Lewisville Independent School District served as the owner of record, while VLK Architects, Inc. handled the design firm responsibilities. The scope of work was defined specifically as renovations to the existing building, rather than new construction. This project stands out in Denton County, where the median estimated cost for similar renovation and alteration filings is $236,311. The Eastside Aquatic Center project cost is above the county median for its type, placing it in the top quarter of filings. Additionally, the $420 per square foot cost is significantly above the county median of $80 per square foot for comparable projects.

The scheduled build window for this renovation was 365 days, which is longer than the county median of 92 days for similar work. Construction start was recorded for June 2025, with a planned completion date of June 2026. The project utilized public funds, aligning with the district's use of public land for educational facilities. Bonita L Anderson served as the registered accessibility specialist, ensuring the renovation met necessary standards before the final inspection was signed off in June 2026.

Context Within the District

Lewisville Independent School District has six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $44,275,493, including facilities in The Colony, Carrollton, and Lewisville. VLK Architects, Inc. has been involved in six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $260,006,710, ranging from high school replacements in Pecos and Bastrop to facility updates in Fort Worth and Waxahachie. The Eastside Aquatic Center project fits within this broader pattern of district-wide maintenance and modernization efforts across multiple campuses in Denton County and beyond.