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Grapevine moves forward with water, wastewater plant improvements

Latest update: Grapevine City Council approved the replacement of pumps at Meadowmere Park and the Wastewater Treatment plant and hired a firm to assist with preconstruction planning for the raw water pump station at its Oct. 6 meeting.

The council approved the $18,425 purchase of a replacement waste pump for treatment Train 3 at the Wastewater Treatment Plant.

A construction manager at risk was also hired to help plan the relocation and improvements of the Water Treatment Plant raw water pump station for an estimated $25,000. The construction manager at risk assists with preconstruction work like scheduling, performance maximization and developing a Guaranteed Maximum Price for the project, according to the city.

The city will also pay $47,778 for the purchase and installation of a new pump and lake water intake system at the Meadowmere Park soccer complex.

 
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The Westin Dallas Southlake breaks ground on The Jewel Box event space

At a glance: The Westin Dallas Southlake recently broke ground on a 3,500-square-foot event space addition and presented an updated timeline for completion of the new Jewel Box building.

The venue will fit up to 300 guests for weddings and social events and will incorporate the outdoor garden spaces around the building.

Construction will cost an estimated $4 million, according to previous reporting.

  • Opening in fall 2027

  • 1200 E State Hwy 114, Southlake

 
Colleyville Chamber of Commerce
YOUR WEEKEND TO-DO LIST
 

🚛 Peterbilt Parade

Oct. 16, 7-8:30 p.m. · Denton

🍺 Harvest & Hops Frisco

Oct. 17, 3-5 p.m. · Frisco

🎃 Trick or Treat Trail

Oct. 17, 3-6 p.m. · McKinney

💃 Plano International Festival

Oct. 17, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. · Plano

🍂 Huffhines Harvest Fest

Oct. 17-18, times vary · Richardson

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Neighboring News
Brain Body Well relocates to new office in Keller

A wellness clinic aimed at treating the brain and body concurrently moved to a new location within Keller.

Brain Body Well held a soft opening at its new space on Keller Parkway Oct. 7 and will host a grand opening party in mid-October.

How it works: Brain Body Well's new office brings together the psychiatry and integrative wellness services under one roof, owner and founder Margarita Rice said in an email. The new, larger space is specially designed for mental and physical wellness work and complete with an IV lounge.

Most new patients start with a 30-minute, $49 consultation, reviewing symptoms, body composition, stress levels and health goals and history, according to Brain Body Well’s website. 

 

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