Residents of Lewisville are gearing up for a brief inconvenience as city officials have announced impending street repairs. The northern alley entrance on Feather Lane, a key access point for locals on Pheasant Drive and Feather Lane, is set for a temporary shutdown. To minimize disruption, the city has laid out a clear timetable, earmarking this Friday, July 11, for the commencement of works, with a rapid turnaround completion date set for Monday, July 14, given the weather plays along.
Lewisville City Hall, which disclosed this information via a social media post, assures citizens that driveways will remain unaffected during the repair period. However, it'll be the southern entrance on Moccassin Trail that will give residents access to the alleys, while the other remains closed. Eager to provide reassurance, the city's promise is clear: "No driveways will be affected, and residents will still have alley access from the southern entrance on Moccassin Trail."
SAZ Infrastructure, Inc., a name that has become familiar to Lewisville inhabitants for its infrastructure work, is the contracted entity pressing ahead with this project. Given the narrow window for completion, the work will likely progress quickly. The assurance might appease those concerned about extended disruptions to their daily commutes.
The city has expressed its regret for any trouble caused and remains open for inquiries. For those seeking further clarification or who might be harboring concerns, the Street Division is just a call away at 972.219.3510. "We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause," the Lewisville City Hall said, indicating a readiness to address constituent needs.
