Residents along Reno St. in Lewisville should brace for a bit of inconvenience starting Wednesday, as SAZ Infrastructure, Inc., gears up to commence repairs on the neighborhood's alleyways. This overhaul, stretching from Tucson Dr. to LL Woods Park, is slated to span over a month, with a target completion date of January 9 — weather playing nice, of course. Lewisville City Hall's social media announcement was clear: prepare for a temporary shift in the routine disposal of trash and recycling.
Digging into the details provided by the city, residents will have to park their bins at the front, not an arbitrary command by the city, but a necessary adjustment. Ensuring that the refuse continues to be collected without a hitch during SAZ Infrastructure's work on the alley. "We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause," read the Lewisville City Hall's post, indicating the city's awareness of the temporary disturbance to residents' daily cadence.
For those compelled by queries or tangled in the confusion of the impending work, the City has opened a channel through its Street Division. Concerned citizens can dial 972.219.3510 for more clarity or to express their concerns regarding the project and its logistics. This point of contact could serve as a lighthouse, guiding folks through what might feel like an imposing fog of construction and practical disarray.
