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BY CONNOR PITTMAN & CODY THORN
Southlake set to make landscape changes at SH 114, West Dove Road During a Jan. 16 Southlake City Council meeting, an advanced funding agreement with the Texas Department of Transportation for city landscape improvements was approved for an amount not to exceed $516,545. In a nutshell The TxDOT Green Ribbon Program improve- ments change a concrete-dominated landscape by planting trees and other native vegetation, according to city o cials. This plan will take part in at least three phases, depending on funding, according to city documents. Intersection improvements are planned along SH 114 and: • West Dove Road • North White Chapel Boulevard
Grapevine restricts short-term rentals An ordinance restricting the operation of short-term rentals in Grapevine to exclu- sively multifamily zoning districts was adopted Jan. 16. The adopted regulations will restrict the operation of short-term rentals to certain zoning districts for multifamily housing. Operators of a short-term rental within an allowable district would be required to register for a conditional-use permit and an additional short-term rental permit through the city’s planning department, Director of Planning Services Erica Marohnic said. The permit fee for a short-term rental is $500 and would be valid for one year, per city documents. Individuals who have a permit revoked would be unable to apply for a new permit for two years.
A rendering shows proposed landscape work that is planned for SH 114 and West Dove Road in Southlake.
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• North Carroll Avenue • Kimball Avenue Each project would take about a year to complete between planning and construction. City documents estimate council could award a contract for Phase 1 by August, with Phase 1 wrapping up construction by April 2025. The city would be responsible for $71,300, covering the cost of engineering and environmental work, with TxDOT and federal government funding covering the rest of the project.
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