Liberty Hill Council Approves $1.47M Downtown District Phase 1 Contract
Liberty Hill City Council approved a $1.47 million professional services agreement with Griffin-Swinerton to serve as owner's representative for the first phase of the Downtown District project. The six-month phase will refine the 2024 Master Plan, conduct market and infrastructure studies, and develop a Concept Master Plan, with the overall process projected to extend through 2029.
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What to know
The City Council approved a $1,470,425 agreement with Griffin-Swinerton on July 8 to act as the city's owner's representative for the first phase of the Downtown District project. [1]
The initial six-month phase involves market analysis, infrastructure studies, and the creation of a new Concept Master Plan, with the full project timeline potentially stretching through 2029. [1]
Funding for the contract is split between $1 million from city general fund reserves and $470,425 from the Liberty Hill Economic Development Corporation. [1]
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- SOURCE 01 / PUBLISHED REPORTINGLiberty Hill takes $1.47 million step toward downtown redevelopment | News | lhindependent.com ↗Liberty Hill Independent / City of Liberty HillRead on Sep 8, 2026. The source did not expose a publication date.
The story so far
- Liberty Hill Council Approves $1.47M Downtown District Phase 1 Contract — reviewed version e64bd4b4
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