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GRAPEVINE COLLEYVILLE SOUTHLAKE EDITION

VOLUME 12, ISSUE 8 OCT. 3OCT. 31, 2022

AIMING TO BREAK GROUND Carillon Parc plans on track with public library, commercial property

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Carillon Parc is slated to be a nearly 43-acre mixed-use development at the corner of Hwy. 114 and White Chapel Boulevard. (Hannah Johnson/Community Impact)

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September Carillon Parc Public Spaces Steering Committee is created. Fall Ceremonial groundbreaking scheduled. Early 2023 Construction set to begin on streets and infrastructure. December Library Task Force is created. June Southlake City Council favors Carillon Parc as the library location. March COVID-19 pandemic delays groundbreaking. Development closes on land; groundbreaking is scheduled for June 2020.

Carillon, was built with the promise of providing a walkable community— consisting of shops, restaurants and more—for its residents. The plans for Carillon Parc were originally approved by Southlake City Council in June 2018 but have been revised several times since then. The plan includes commercial space for restaurants as well as sin- gle-family residential units. The proj- ect will also feature public space with a library and a multiuse performing arts center. Terrell said the development team will go before council again in early November for the approval of a par- tial plat of the residential compo- nent and commercial land. The project’s developers have oered to donate land for the library and public space, which will add around $10 million in value to Southlake’s parks. Hunter Chase Development closed on the property in November 2019. All entitlements were nalized in December of that year with plans to break ground in June 2020, Terrell CONTINUED ON 30

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After almost ve years of discus- sion and planning, the development of a space within Southlake’s Carillon neighborhood for commercial ten- ants and public space is set to break ground early next year. “We’re moving forward very rap- idly with the city to get this stu done and get bulldozers out there and start the process,” said John Ter- rell, co-founder of the park’s devel- opment company, Hunter Chase Development. Carillon Parc is a European-style, 42.5-acre mixed-use development in Southlake at the northeast corner of Hwy. 114 and White Chapel Boule- vard. Its surrounding neighborhood,

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NOW OPEN 1 Buzzed Bull Creamery opened Sept. 12 at 419 S. Main St. in Grapevine. The store is located where Hole in the Wall gift store previously operated between Dr. Sue’s Chocolate and The Palm Tree Boutique. Buzzed Bull Creamery features 32 alcoholic and nonalcoholic avors of ice cream, shakes, sorbets, coees and more created with liquid nitro- gen. Specialty avors include Death by Chocolate, which has chocolate, brownies, chocolate chips and chocolate sauce; and Strawberry Shortcake, which

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15 ENJOY A FESTIVAL Attend Nash Farm’s agriculture festival Fall Roundup, and enjoy a pumpkin patch, pie making, pony rides and more. Parking is available at Cannon Elementary and the Grapevine Botanical Gardens. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Free (admission). 626 Ball St., Grapevine. 817-410-3185. www.grapevinetexasusa.com/nash-farm/ events 15 REVEL IN FALL Bring the entire family to Colleyville’s annual Harvest Festival. Attractions include a petting zoo, carnival rides, horse-drawn wagon rides, a farmers market, face painting, food trucks and more. Free parking is available at City Hall and City Park. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Free (admission). 100 Main St., Colleyville. www.colleyville.com/residents/special- events/harvest-festival 16 CELEBRATE HISPANIC HERITAGE Join local group Latinos in Grapevine as they celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month during Celebra Grapevine at Peace Plaza. Enjoy music, food, folklorico dance and more. 3-6 p.m. Free (admission). 815 S. Main St., Grapevine. www.latinosingrapevine.org/celebra- grapevine 22 PARTY FOR DIWALI Attend the Southlake Foundation’s music, food and dance festival Diwali Fest. Highlights include food stalls, kids activities and crafts, reworks, cultural performances, an open dance oor, and rae prizes. 3 p.m.-midnight. Free (admission). 1400 Main St., Southlake. 719-213-6085. bit.ly/3L0PmW0 28 RIDE A SPOOKY TRAIN Grab your friends and hop aboard the Grapevine Vintage Railroad’s Witches Brew Train in the Cotton Belt Railroad Historic District. The event includes two Texas craft brews, assorted hors d’oeuvres, a commemorative mug and special entertainment. Must be at least 21 years old. Times vary. Cost $40. 705 S. Main St., Grapevine. 817-410-3185. bit.ly/3B2GOcE

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READ AROUND THE PLAZA Follow storyboards around Colleyville’s Plaza to read “The Ghosts Went Floating” by Kim Norman as part of the Colleyville Public Library’s Halloween Storywalk. Activity sheets are available at the rst sign near the fountain, and participants may turn in their completed sheet at the library circulation desk for a prize. 10 a.m.-10 p.m. daily. Free. 90 Main St., Colleyville. 817-503-1150. bit.ly/3BhGsjA 03 THROUGH 31 PERUSE AN ART SHOW Enjoy the Pastel Society of the Southwest’s 41st National Juried Exhibition at the Tower Gallery in the Grapevine Convention & Visitors Bureau. See works in the soft pastel medium. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday- Friday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday. Free. 636 S. Main St., Grapevine. https://pssw.info/exhibits 04 11, 18, AND 31 DO CRAFTS, WATCH A MOVIE Go to the Palace Arts Center every Tuesday in October for Halloween-themed movies and cartoons. A dierent lm and craft will be featured each Tuesday. 10 a.m. $6 (children; includes craft activity, small popcorn and drink); $3 (adults; includes drink). 300 S. Main St., Grapevine. 817-410-3100. bit.ly/3ATxM1n 14 DRINK WINE AND SHOP LOCAL Join Messina Hof Winery for Art & Wine on the Vine, an event to shop locally and support over 20 local artists, artisans and vendors. All vendor fees go toward funding art therapy programs for survivors of sexual abuse through nonprot The Usual Artspects. 5-9 p.m. Free (admission). 201 S. Main St., Grapevine. bit.ly/3BqsLPj 14 DANCE IN A BARN Mosey on down to Nash Farm with a dance partner for the 1950s-themed Barn Dance. Guests can enjoy a fried-chicken box supper along with a pie auction. 6:30 p.m. $20 (must be purchased in advance). 626 Ball St., Grapevine. 817-410-3185. www.grapevinetexasusa.com/nash-farm/ events

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CELEBRATE OKTOBERFEST SOUTHLAKE TOWN SQUARE

Grab your lederhosen and head to Southlake Town Square for the 21st Oktoberfest hosted by the Southlake Chamber of Commerce. Enjoy the wiener dog race, live music and a wide range of food, beverages and vendor items available for purchase. 4-11 p.m. (Oct. 14), 10 a.m.-11 p.m. (Oct. 15), noon-7 p.m. (Oct. 16). Free (admission). 285 Grand Ave., Southlake. 817-481-8200. www.southlakechamber.org/oktoberfest

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Bring the family to Grapevine Botanical Gardens at Heritage Park for the 25th annual Buttery Flutterby. Enjoy a costume parade, make arts and crafts, and take plenty of photos at this event. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Free (admission). 411 Ball St., Grapevine. 817-410-3350. www.grapevinetexasusa.com/events/buttery-utterby

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GRAPEVINE COLLEYVILLE SOUTHLAKE EDITION • OCTOBER 2022

Welcome to the GCISD Board of Trustees Report, where you’ll find District news, as well as updates from recent Board of Trustees Meetings. GCISD is proud to partner with all members of our community, and we know that quality schools are an integral part of keeping the cities we serve exceptional places to live and work. To receive more communication from GCISD on a regular basis, please sign up for the weekly “GCISD Update” at www.GCISD.net/GCISDUpdate.

Board of Trustees Report

What’s New? • A balanced budget for 2022-2023. • Starting teacher salaries of $57,000. • A pay increase of 2% of midpoint – at least $1,250 – for all teachers, nurses, and librarians to bring salaries to the market median. • A general pay increase for all other employees of 1% of midpoint of their pay grade. • Overall tax rate decrease of 14.43 cents in 2022, which represents a $626 annual savings for the average homeowner in GCISD. Find more tax rate info at www.GCISD.net/Finance. policies approved in August 2022 related to books, curriculum, and controversial topics. Full policies can be found on the GCISD website. • Updated, revised, or newly created community-facing curriculm documents in four core content areas. • Reviewed recurring safety practices, completed drills, and implemented weekly exterior door sweeps. • New and revised

Student and Staff Recognitions and Achievements CMS Band Takes Second at State The Colleyville Middle School Honors Band staked its claim as one of the very best bands in the state over the summer by winning second place at the Texas Music Educators Association

State honor band competition. The TMEA awards are given based on recordings of three songs that each band played in the spring.

GCISD Teachers of the Year Win Region 11 Awards Christina Hayes, GCISD Elementary Teacher of the Year, and Josh Smith, GCISD Secondary Teacher of the Year, were named “best of” essay award winners at Region 11’s Teacher of the Year Banquet. Hayes is a fifth-grade ASPIRE Academy teacher at Glenhope Elementary. In her essay about “Connecting Students to the Community,” she shared that she likes to bring in experts and provide real world experiences so students can see meaning in what they are learning. Smith, head band director at Heritage Middle School, won in the “Growing through Advocacy” essay category. His essay tells the story of how volunteering for a teacher leader role on a committee helped him grow and positively impact students.

CA Alum Returns for First Teaching Job The summer before she began high school, Avery Jones had just moved back to Texas, was looking for a small school and wanted to get an early start on college coursework. She found the right place at the GCISD Collegiate Academy at Tarrant County College Northeast, where students to work on their high school diplomas and associate degrees at the same time. Now three years after her high school graduation, she’s going back to Collegiate Academy — as the school’s new Algebra 2 teacher.

Prepared by Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School District | www.GCISD.net | (817)251-5375 28 Earn AP Capstone Diplomas, 17 National Merit Semifinalists Announced GCISD is proud to announce that 28 students earned the College Board’s AP Capstone Diploma™ during the 2021-22 school year, and 17 members of the Class of 2023 have been named National Merit Semifinalists. AP Capstone is a College Board diploma program that is based on two year-long advanced placement (AP) courses: AP Seminar and AP Research. To earn the AP Capstone Diploma, students must earn scores of 3 or higher in AP Seminar and AP Research and on four additional AP exams of their choosing. The nationwide pool of National Merit Semifinalists, representing less than one percent of U.S. high school seniors, includes the highest-scoring entrants from the 2021 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, in each state.

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Trinity Metro’s budgeted capital improvement projects scheduled to provide 2-mile line extensions, new station

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Trinity Metro has $106.6 million includ- ed in the scal year 2022-23 capital expenditures budget, according to Chad Edwards, Trinity Metro’s vice president of planning and development. These im- provements include a 2-mile extension to Fort Worth’s Medical District and a new station in Hurst. The rail extension will bring new con- nections along the TEXRail Route, which stops at Grapevine/Main Street Station and goes to downtown Fort Worth. 1 Line extension The extension will expand the TEXRail Route, a 27-mile commuter rail line, to Fort Worth’s Medical District. The new station will be located near 1A Baylor Scott & White All Saints Medical Center. The line currently goes from downtown Fort Worth’s Texas & Pacic Station to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. Cost: $167 million Timeline: completion expected late 2026 Funding sources: Federal Highway Administration’s Transportation Develop- ment Credits, city of Fort Worth, Trinity Metro

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Cheek-Sparger Road Improvements The asphalt base layer on Cheek-Sparger Road has been laid to west of Felps Drive. All base as- phalt on the north side from San Bar Lane to Steeplechase Drive will be completed in early October. This will allow construction of the curb, gutter and driveway approaches on the north side of the road to begin. Cost: estimated $1 million Timeline: late November or early December Funding sources: Texas Department of Transportation, Tarrant County, city of Colleyville

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Funding source: Federal Highway Admin- istration’s Transportation Development Credits

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Colleyville moving forward with plans for $10M recreation center

NEW FACILITY The former Covenant Church at 3508 Glade Road will become the city of Colleyville’s new recreation center.

equipped for volleyball and pick- leball. The building also includes 10 classrooms, several flexible-use rooms, a full-size kitchen and another small gym. Annual operation costs are esti- mated at $262,272, the presentation stated. The center’s renovations are eligible for tax increment financing funds. The Colleyville Parks and Rec- reation Department coordinates programs, such as basketball and volleyball, with Grapevine-Col- leyville ISD to use school gyms and other facilities. Lindamood said the city’s partnership with GCISD has become difficult to manage with tight schedules and increased school security protocols. He said increased security has made GCISD’s facilities “unsustainable” for the city. The center will not have member- ship fees for Colleyville residents, Lindamood said. “We’re so excited to be able to share this exciting news with every- one,” Lindamood said. “Colleyville is blessed again.”

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a recreation center for residents since the 2018 Parks, Recreation and Open Space Master Plan showed the community wanted more options, the mayor said. A 2019 citizen sur- vey showed residents wanted a new facility but did not want to spend a large amount of money for it. Colleyville recently invested $4.65 million in senior center renovations as part of its master plan. Once the sale of the property is complete, renovations will include adding a fence along Glade Road for safety, according to the meeting’s presentation. The facility will consist of a large removing carpet, refinishing flooring, removing a wall and primary structure, a secondary building and athletic fields. The primary building will have a full-size gymnasium with two basketball courts. The gym will also be

Colleyville has agreed to buy an old church as part of a $10 million plan to create a city recreation center with a gym, athletic fields and other amenities. City Council members voted unanimously at a Sept. 6 meeting to purchase the former Covenant Church and the surrounding 15 acres at 3508 Glade Road for $8.5 million. The city plans to spend another $1.5 million on renovations, according to information from the meeting. “Please know that this council [and] this staff has analyzed every single little detail to make sure that this is a good decision for our wonderful city of Colleyville,” Mayor Bobby Lindamood said. He said Covenant Church officials approached the council about their desire to sell the property. Col- leyville has been looking to provide

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