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Denton enacts new ordinances to safeguard residents during extreme heat
DENTON, Texas — The City of Denton has passed two ordinances to ensure residents have access to essential air conditioning during the hot summer months. The first ordinance mandates that all landlords within city limits provide air conditioning systems in residential rental units. This measure aims to keep indoor environments safe and comfortable during extreme heat, according to a statement from the city.
Highland Village P&Z to consider patio home development
The Highland Village Planning & Zoning Commission on Tuesday will consider a proposed development for 25 new patio homes near Heritage Elementary School. DJB Development is requesting a zoning change for a 4-acre tract at 102 Barnett Boulevard from SF-40 to a Planned Development District. The concept plan calls for 25 homes at the proposed “Magnolia Village,” as well as the preservation of existing trees on the western property line. According to the meeting agenda, the patio homes would be a minimum of 1,647 square feet and there would be a homeowners’ association and a masonry screen wall along Barnett Boulevard.
Denton Rolls Out New Feature for Easy Access to City Council Reports and Updates
Keeping up with local governance is about to quickly get a whole lot easier for residents of Denton. The city has just rolled out a new feature that enables citizens to stay updated on city council matters with the click of a button. The latest Friday Staff Report, bearing the date of July 12, 2024, has been made available for public view on the city's official website, as per the City of Denton, Texas. The routine dissemination of these reports is part of Denton's ongoing commitment to transparency and civic engagement.
Prosper's annual Freedom Fest, with headliner Coffey Anderson, set for Sept. 7
The town of Prosper is set to host its annual Freedom Fest, a celebration of music, entertainment and patriotism on Saturday, Sept. 7. The event will take place on Broadway Street in downtown Prosper from 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Country music artist Coffey Anderson will headline this year's festival....
Flower Mound to spray for mosquitoes again
The town of Flower Mound will spray for mosquitoes this week after multiple traps tested for West Nile Virus, the town announced Sunday. The town’s Environmental Health Services Division has confirmed mosquito samples collected in the 1700 block of Timber Creek Road and the 6200 block of Madeline Lane have tested positive for West Nile Virus. These are the seventh and eighth positive mosquito samples found in town this year, the town said in a news release.
Atmos crews to conduct safety surveys in Highland Village
The city of Highland Village on Monday took to social media to let residents know they might see unusual activity by white SUVs this week, but it will be part of planned routine maintenance. Atmos Energy crews and contractors will conduct safety surveys of the natural gas distribution system using...
Mosquito Spraying Throughout Addison Planned for Wednesday, July 17 and Thursday, July 18
West Nile Virus has been detected in mosquitoes recently trapped in multiple areas around Addison. Spraying will take place throughout the Town on Wednesday, July 17 and Thursday, July 18, just before sunrise (approximately 4am to 7am). The pesticide that Addison uses and the application techniques are very safe for...
Get To Know Deputy Mayor Pro Tem Kathy Talley
This week, we will meet Kathy Talley, Deputy Mayor Pro Tem, and learn the importance of community and connection. Kathy and her family have lived in Southlake for 28 years, she was attracted to the city because of its excellent school district and the wonderful, close-knit community. Searching for meaningful...
Lewisville Hosts Texas Firefighters Summer Games: Firefighters to Compete in Athletic Events Amidst Camaraderie and Skills Showcase
Over 1,500 certified firefighters from across the southern states are set to demonstrate their competitive edge, not in battling blazes but in showcasing athletic prowess at the Texas Firefighters Summer Games in Lewisville, scheduled for July 21-26, as announced by the City of Lewisville, Texas. This year's games mark a...
Frisco adds, adjusts school zones for 2024-25 school year
Frisco City Council approved several school zone adjustments for the 2024-25 school year. (Courtesy Adobe Stock) Several school zones in Frisco will be slightly different in the coming school year. Frisco City Council approved the adjusted school zones July 2. The updates include adding, modifying or removing the locations and...
Latest Town Hall exhibit spotlights female artists
Enjoy some whimsy with us next week as the Keller Public Arts Board hosts the opening reception for “4+1 Feminine Perspectives in Clay and Acrylics.”. The summer 2024 exhibit is a riot of color, featuring the work of Julia McLain, Stormie Parker, Jessica Sanders, Pam Stern and Pamela Summers. Meet the artists, browse the show and enjoy light refreshments at a free reception scheduled at 7 p.m. Thursday, July 18, here at Keller Town Hall, 1100 Bear Creek Pkwy.
Short-term rental property owners can now apply for required permits in Lewisville
Regulations went into effect July 8 requiring rental owners to apply and maintain permits for their properties. (Jonathan Perriello/ Community Impact) Lewisville launched a website on July 8 for short-term rental owners to apply for a mandatory annual permit to continue operating in the city. City Council voted to amend...
Science and technology building planned for University of North Texas
The Texas Legislature has approved $103.4 million for a new Science and Technology building on the University of North Texas campus in Denton. North Texas Daily reports that construction of the 111,000-square-foot education building is scheduled to be completed in late fall 2026. The university says the interdisciplinary building will...
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