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Northwest Terrace seeks $9,800 for cowboy-hat sculpture and neighborhood signs; staff wants more outreach

August 27, 2026 | Garland, Dallas County, Texas


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Northwest Terrace seeks $9,800 for cowboy-hat sculpture and neighborhood signs; staff wants more outreach
Laura Dela Vega told the committee Northwest Terrace proposes a $9,800 entryway art sculpture and matching signage at the triangle of West Walnut and Newman Street, with no required match because the request is below $10,000. Staff noted the neighborhood's registration lapsed in 2007, treating the application as if from a new group, and recommended the applicant engage neighbors and either re-register or participate in capacity-building before the city advances the project. "Previously approved matching grants for this particular neighborhood was back in 2007," Laura said.

Staff emphasized that if the group lacks a bank account the city would manage procurement as project manager and must follow City of Garland procurement rules, which could affect vendor selection. The committee asked the applicant to document outreach or reapply after conducting the recommended engagement so the project will be more likely to succeed if funded.

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