Bartlett ISD Softball/Baseball Concession Stand

Bartlett ISD filed a new construction project for a 435 sq ft concession stand at 503 E. Davilla in Bartlett, TX 76511. The structure is designed to serve softball and baseball field events for the school district. The estimated cost for this build is $130,000, which works out to $299 per square foot. This project is privately funded on private land for private use by the district.

The construction timeline was compressed for this specific build. TDLR records show the project registered in December 2025, with plan review completed in January 2026. The filing scheduled construction to start in December 2025 and finish in March 2026. This creates a scheduled build window of 72 days, a span shorter than the county median of 242 days for similar new construction filings in Bell County.

Project Scope and Design

The scope of work is strictly defined as building a concession stand for the athletic fields. KYA Group is the design firm of record for the project. Joseph Paul Vann is the registered accessibility specialist listed in the filing. The owner and developer of record is Bartlett ISD. The project is located in Bell County, a region where the median estimated cost for new construction is $850,000. This project’s cost is below that county median, placing it in the bottom quarter of comparable filings.

Despite the small size and lower cost relative to the county average, the cost per square foot is higher than the local norm. The $299 per square figure is above the county median of $150 per square foot. This variance reflects the specialized nature of a small, standalone utility building rather than a large commercial or residential structure. The area profile for ZIP 76511 indicates a population of about 2,473 with a median household income of $64,215.

The TDLR status for this project is Review Complete. Plan review finished in January 2026, and the scheduled completion date of March 2026 has passed. However, TDLR has not yet recorded a final inspection. Therefore, the current physical state of the site is not confirmed in the public record. The record does not indicate whether the building is finished or operational, only that the regulatory review phase is complete and the scheduled timeline has elapsed.