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by David Flash

$60M+ in Bell County construction permits processed by TDLR so far in 2023

Bell County has seen a surge in construction activity this year, with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) processing permits for various new construction and renovation projects totaling over $61 million since January 2023. The projects span across multiple cities including Killeen, Temple, Belton, Harker Heights, and Salado, and have created a buzz of economic activity in the region.

Here are the project details grouped by towns/cities in Bell County and the total for each town/city:

Killeen (9 construction projects valued at $7,245,000 total):

  • Dollar General – Killeen (195) ($1,300,000) – new construction
  • Fyzical Therapy and Balance Center ($150,000) – renovation/alteration
  • Killeen ISD – Learning and Support Services Floor Replacement ($520,000) – renovation/alteration
  • Sam’s Club 6336-607 CapX Refr Temple, TX ($800,000) – renovation/alteration
  • Cindies #29 ($300,000) – renovation/alteration
  • McLeod Autosales ($2,500,000) – new construction
  • StretchLab ($150,000) – renovation/alteration
  • Northern Tool and Equipment Takeover ($500,000) – renovation/alteration
  • Petco Temple, TX ($550,000) – renovation/alteration

Temple (14 construction projects valued at $44,314,575 total):

  • BioLife Plasma Services Center ($4,000,000) – renovation/alteration
  • Bricktown II ($800,000) – new construction
  • Saddlebrook II ($800,000) – new construction
  • BSW Mclane Roche Install ($500,000) – renovation/alteration
  • BSW Memorial Temple Roche Installation ($300,000) – renovation/alteration
  • Wendy’s – Belton, TX ($1,200,000) – new construction
  • 22-086 TEM-1PL ($26,500,000) – new construction
  • Target 2278 Temple Store Remodel ($3,789,575) – renovation/alteration
  • TXT Red Lab ($2,500,000) – additions to existing building
  • Zugo Frozen Yogurt Shop ($95,000) – renovation/alteration
  • Salado Mixed Use ($800,000) – new construction
  • Temple Convenience Store ($150,000) – new construction
  • 15 S Main – Offices & Apartments ($908,000) – renovation/alteration
  • Butcher & Baker ($1,630,000) – renovation/alteration

Belton (6 construction projects valued at $6,802,400 total):

  • Big Red Barn VIII ($2,000,000) – new construction
  • Ace Dental Interior Finish Out – Belton ($125,000) – renovation/alteration
  • The Preserve at Nolan Creek Apartments ($100,000) – new construction
  • Pinewood Valley Apartments ($2,177,400) – renovation/alteration
  • Self Storage Solutions Addition ($1,000,000) – new construction
  • Laundromat ($50,000) – renovation/alteration

Harker Heights (3 construction projects valued at $1,945,000 total):

  • Fyzical Therapy and Balance Center ($150,000) – renovation/alteration
  • Dollar General – Harker Heights (Fuller) ($1,400,000) – new construction
  • Cindies #29 ($300,000) – renovation/alteration

Salado (1 construction project valued at $800,000 total):

  • Salado Mixed Use ($800,000) – new construction

Grand Total for Bell County: $61,107,975

As the TDLR continues to process permits for these projects, it is clear that Bell County is on the rise as a hub of commercial and residential development in Texas. With a range of projects underway, from new commercial developments to renovations and alterations of existing buildings, it is evident that the region is attracting a diverse set of businesses and investors. This influx of construction activity is expected to have a positive impact on the local economy, creating jobs and driving growth in the region. As Bell County continues to thrive, it will be interesting to see what the future holds for this dynamic and rapidly-evolving part of Texas.