City files $905,970 plan to expand its Stacy Road pump station building with an office, restroom and bunk room

The City of Allen plans to enlarge one of the buildings at its pump station on East Stacy Road and renovate another, under plans the city registered with the state's licensing agency, TDLR, on Monday, Nov. 2.

The project, listed as City of Allen Stacy Road Pump Station Building Improvements at 700 E. Stacy Road, carries an estimated cost of $905,970 in public funds.

The filing describes two pieces of work. Inside Pump Station 1, about 892 square feet would get new interior finishes and furnishings. Pump Station 2 would gain a 2,320-square-foot expansion with a new office, a restroom and a bunk room, and its existing break room and restroom would be renovated. In all, the work covers 3,212 square feet.

The registration lists Quorum Architects of Fort Worth as the designer and the city's Engineering and Traffic department as the owner's contact office. It gives a start date of Feb. 17, 2026, which has already passed, and a completion date of Jan. 30, 2028.

The filing does not explain the start date or say whether a construction contract has been awarded, and it does not say why the bunk room is being added.

Texas requires public and commercial building projects of this size to be registered with the state for accessibility plan review and inspection. Under state rules, the owner must have the finished building inspected by a registered accessibility specialist within a year of completion.

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State of Texas