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The University Park city council and city staff explored options for the stretch of Lovers Lane between the Dallas North Tollway and Douglas Avenue known as the Miracle Mile at the Feb. 21 city council meeting.
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Work on Miracle Mile improvements is getting closer to reality after the city council this week approved a proposal from Huitt-Zollars for engineering design services related to roadway reconstruction.
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University Park Mayor Olin Lane Jr. Feb. 13 discussed upcoming projects, including large-scale ones like those at Snider Plaza and
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University Park City Council members unanimously approved a rendering for the Miracle Mile shopping area on Lovers Lane.
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University Park city council members are expected to review a revised design concept for improvements along Miracle Mile.
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Public Works director Jacob Speer said the proposed $7.2 million Miracle Mile renovation would address 60-something-year-old deteriorated pipes as well as the pavement – all the way to the base – which is crumbling apart.
Read moreEditor’s note: This story also appears in the March edition of Park Cities People. The Miracle Mile stretch of Lovers
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After a tumultuous 2020, University Park Mayor Tommy Stewart discussed ongoing projects including work at Snider Plaza and the Miracle Mile at the first virtual annual state of the city address this week.
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It’s a bit intimidating, University Park’s newest City Council member Melissa Rieman said, to serve with a group of community leaders who have made such “amazing decisions” in the past.
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“I never aspired to be a mayor,” said Tommy Stewart, who will soon begin his third term as the city’s leader. “I just wanted to be involved and do what I could do to help the city and do what they called on me to do. And I did, I think.”
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University Park residents have a lot to look forward to in 2024, including the city’s centennial celebration and progress on high profile infrastructure projects, Mayor Tommy Stewart said during his State of the City Address on Feb. 8.
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