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CITY OF HALTOM CITY ANNUAL BUDGET, FY2022                 Capital Project Funds



          Major Capital Projects


          Street Reconstruction Fund (31)

          Street improvements are funded by sales tax revenues, bond proceeds, and transfers from the
          Water and Sewer Fund to cover specific costs for utility replacements.  Most projects include the
          replacement of the sanitary sewer, water main, drainage, sidewalks and replacement of the existing
          asphalt pavement with a concrete pavement.  The FY2022 budget for Street Reconstruction fund
          is $6,320,000.  Major street projects for FY2022 are listed below:

           Union Pacific Railroad at Glenview Drive  $          300,000  Eastridge Reconstruction         $  525,000


           Meacham                                $        740,000  Selma Street                          $    75,000

           Ray Drive and Ray Court                $        450,000  Hahn Boulevard                        $  100,000
           McComas Road                           $          650,000  Murray Avenue                       $  105,000

           Denise Drive                           $          100,000  Field Street (Haltom to Stanley Keller)  $    70,000
           McCullar (Carson to Weaver)            $          200,000  Voncille Street (Glenda to Earle)   $      90,000
           Broadway (Denton Hwy to SH26)          $          500,000  Parker Road E/W (Webster to Vicki)  $  155,000
           Midway Road (Belknap to City limits)   $        100,000  Hadley Street                         $  110,000

           Huddleston Street                      $        425,000  Atmos Gas Extention Project           $  200,000

          Major projects for Street Reconstruction Fund are described in more detail below:

              •  Meacham  Boulevard. Engineering  was completed in 2020  and  the construction  bid  was
                  approved in November of 2020. Actual construction began in March 2021.

              •  Quiet Zones. Glenview and Haltom Road are combined into one project.  Glenview is currently
                  in the design phase and a review is being conducted by the Union Pacific Railroad. The road
                  will be widened to four lanes and new medians at the railroad crossing will be added.  Haltom
                  Road crossing has had new arms installed in preparation for the Quiet Zone portion of the
                  project.  The actual Quiet Zone portion of the project is also under review by the Union Pacific
                  Railroad. A new median and pedestrian gates will be installed by year-end FY2022.

              •  Vicki Street (Field Street to Denton Hwy).  This project includes the replacement of the
                  existing asphalt street with a concrete pavement section, along with the replacement of the
                  existing sanitary sewer, water and drainage facilities.  Construction was completed in FY2021.

              •  Little Fossil Improvements (Carson Bridge).  This project consists of removing Carson
                  Street which acts as a bridge over Little Fossil Creek and sits below a state highway (SH 121).
                  The construction of the project was administered by the Texas Department of Transportation
                  and was completed in FY2019.  While the construction was complete two (2) years ago,
                  TxDOT allowed the City to make the final payment (to TxDOT) over the following 2 fiscal
                  years.  The final payment to TxDOT was made in January 2021.

              •  Field Street, Voncille Street & Parker Road East & West.  These residential streets will
                  be grouped into one project and an engineering consultant will be engaged  in FY2022.
                  Engineering Design will consume most of FY2022 and construction is anticipated in FY2023.

              •  Hahn Boulevard & Murray Avenue.  These streets are both industrial streets and will also
                  be grouped with each other as one project.  Similar to above, an engineering consultant will
                  be engaged in FY2022 and consume most of FY2022.  Construction is anticipated to begin
                  in FY2023.
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