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Residents can review early plans for improvements to East Elm Street, South Texas Drive and East Oak Street at a Wednesday design meeting

The city's engineering department holds the public design meeting at 6 p.m. Oct. 28 in the Council Chambers at 112 N. Colorado St., a week after a similar session on Preston Lakes Drive.

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October 26, 20261 min read

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Celina's engineering department will show preliminary plans for work on three city streets at a public design meeting Wednesday evening.

The meeting covers improvements to East Elm Street, South Texas Drive and East Oak Street. It begins at 6 p.m. Oct. 28 in the City Council Chambers, 112 N. Colorado St., according to the city's public meeting notices.

City staff and the project team plan to give an overview of the project, walk through the proposed design and its main elements, and answer questions, the notice says. Residents, property owners and businesses will be able to look over the plans and leave comments for the city to consider as the design moves forward.

The notice does not list the project's cost, construction schedule or the specific changes being proposed.

It is the second design meeting the department has scheduled this month. A session on the Preston Lakes Drive Improvements project was set for Oct. 21 in the same room.

Hearings set for Nov. 10

The city's notice page also lists public hearings for the Nov. 10 City Council meeting, which starts at 5 p.m. Among them is a request for a development agreement covering about 41 acres at the northeast corner of FM 455 and the future J Fred Smith Parkway, in the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction, for a project called Celina Stone Tract.

That item was tabled from an earlier meeting to Nov. 10.

The Planning Department can be reached at (945) 362-9290 for questions about the hearings.

Sources

celina-tx.gov

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Opal Carrington· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Opal Carrington writes about community life, schools, public safety, and events in fast-growing Celina.

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