Farmers Branch Josey Lane at Rawhide Parkway Intersection Improvements

The intersection of Josey Lane and Rawhide Parkway in Farmers Branch has completed its construction phase, passing its final TDLR accessibility inspection in July 2026. This project, filed as the Farmers Branch Josey Lane at Rawhide Parkway Intersection Improvements, consists of 4,400 square feet of new construction focused on pedestrian and signal infrastructure. The work includes the installation of a traffic signal, three crossings, sidewalk upgrades, ramps, pavement markings, and medians. The City of Farmers Branch serves as the owner of record for this public improvement project located in Dallas County.

Project Scope and Design

Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. is the design firm of record responsible for the engineering and planning of the intersection upgrades. The scope of work specifically targets the safety and accessibility of the junction, ensuring that the new signal and crossings meet current standards. Sharlynn L Keys is listed as the registered accessibility specialist for this filing. The project utilized public funds and is situated on public land, reflecting its status as a municipal infrastructure enhancement rather than a private commercial development.

Timeline and Cost

The project was registered with TDLR in October 2025, with plan review completed in the same month. Construction was scheduled to begin in May 2026, with a planned completion date of August 2026. The estimated cost for the improvements is $715,000, which calculates to $162 per square foot. This cost figure is below the median estimated cost for new construction filings in Dallas County, which stands at $950,000. However, the per-square-foot cost is above the county median of $125. The scheduled build window of 92 days is shorter than the county median of 243 days, indicating a focused and efficient construction schedule for this specific intersection upgrade.

The City of Farmers Branch has been involved in six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $9,390,000, including improvements to Denton Drive and the Farmers Branch Justice Center. Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. has six other registered projects totaling $17,360,000, demonstrating their extensive portfolio in both municipal and private sectors. The completion of this intersection project adds to the local infrastructure improvements in the 75234 ZIP code area, which has a population of about 32,998 and a median household income of $86,585 according to U.S. Census estimates.