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McKinney issues $5.3M permit for municipal storage and maintenance facility
The municipal project at 3613 Redbud Boulevard has a $5.3 million permit; detailed scope and the construction schedule remain unconfirmed.
The City of McKinney has a $5.3 million building permit for a municipal storage and maintenance facility at 3613 Redbud Boulevard. The November 2 entry identifies the project as the Redbud Storage and Maintenance Facility and lists the city as owner.
The permit gives the project a site, a stated use and a valuation. The facility is intended to support municipal storage and maintenance operations, but the available summary leaves the building area and internal layout unspecified. The plans will determine how much space is dedicated to storage, what maintenance work the building can accommodate and what equipment those functions require.
Those distinctions matter for the construction scope. Dedicated service bays or workshops would have different building-services requirements from general storage space. The available permit summary does not establish whether those features are included, so the project’s trade packages and equipment needs remain open.
The issued permit is the latest documented milestone. The record reviewed does not identify the general contractor or provide a start date, construction duration or opening target. The $5.3 million is the value recorded for the permitted facility at the Redbud Boulevard address.
