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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
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Application Purpose: Dcta Plans to Expand Its Current Old Town Station Through Purchase of the John Burns Construction Company Property Located at 655 East Main Street Lewisville TX and Adjacent to the Existing Station. the Expansion Will Encompass an Intermodal Transportation Center (ITC) at Its Old Town Station in Downtown Lewisville Texas. the Itc Facility Is Also Planned to Eventually House Dcta Administrative Offices.; Activities Performed: 117-00 11.76 .91 Real Estate Acquisition $2764757 Federal / $552951 TDCS 117-00 11.76 .92 Real Estate Relocation $566000 Federal / $113200 TDCS 117-00 11.71.03 Project Management $156500 FEDERAL/$31300 TDC113-00 11.33 .03 Intermodal Transit Terminal $8264731 Federal / $1652946TDCS; Expected Outcomes: Determine Best Use for Land Development as Well as Construction of New Intermodal Transit Center and Corporate Office for Denton County Transportation Authority; Intended Beneficiaries: Denton County Residents and Staff for Dcta; Subrecipient Activities: Na
Committed
$11.3 Million
Paid out
$3.0M
26%
Committed, not yet paid
$8.3M
74%
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