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Riverside Residential Association requests matching funds for trail benches, dog stations; crosswalk removed from scope

August 27, 2026 | Garland, Dallas County, Texas


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Riverside Residential Association requests matching funds for trail benches, dog stations; crosswalk removed from scope
Staff presented Riverside Residential Association's proposal to improve a community trail with benches, dog stations and trash receptacles. The total project estimate was $18,332 (including taxes and a 10% contingency), with the neighborhood requesting $15,005.82 and providing a neighborhood match of $2,750. Staff said benches, dog stations and trash cans are eligible under the matching-grant program, but crosswalk striping was excluded due to short lifespan and ongoing maintenance requirements; staff recommended the association consult the transportation department for permanent crosswalk solutions.

Engineering comments noted potential license agreements, right-of-way and easement requirements that would be addressed in a funding agreement and at reimbursement request time. Committee members generally supported moving the application through staff review with these conditions addressed in grant agreements.

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