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Friendswood is finally tackling the Fite Road flooding issues with a major drainage and repaving project starting in late 2027. It’s a long-overdue fix that should make your commute smoother and keep your street from turning into a river during heavy rain.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 4 the 90 before that.
The changes may influence construction costs for developers due to new sidewalk width requirements.
Residents will benefit from improved pedestrian infrastructure and clearer development standards.
Drivers will have to deal with construction delays and detours once the work actually begins in 2027.
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The city is updating its manual for site development, parking, and landscaping. These changes will affect how new construction looks and functions in Friendswood.
The city is working to remove overhead utility lines to improve the downtown aesthetic, with significant costs being approved for Comcast and AT&T.
The city is working to move overhead communication lines underground to improve the aesthetics and economic appeal of downtown.
The city is working to bury overhead utility lines along the main downtown corridor to improve aesthetics and safety. It's a long-term project that has faced delays and rising costs, but the board is committed to finishing it.
The city is working to remove old utility poles and wires to clean up the downtown skyline.
The city is working to move utility lines underground to improve the look and safety of the downtown area. This is a long-term project involving coordination with multiple utility companies.
The city is working on several major infrastructure projects, including the Blackhawk Boulevard reconstruction and water line extensions. These projects are aimed at improving traffic flow and utility capacity.
The city is issuing $20 million in bonds to fix aging pipes and lift stations. This is necessary to keep the water system running reliably.
Residents are calling for sidewalks along major roads like FM 528 and 518 to improve safety for runners, bikers, and families.
Intersection improvements at Pearland Parkway, Broadway Street to complete soonCheck out 6 ongoing, upcoming road projects in PearlandHaley Velasco·16h agoTransportation
This corrects historical mapping errors, providing clarity for property owners and appraisers.
The change allows for higher-density, mixed-use development, which a neighbor argued could worsen existing drainage and traffic issues.
Allows for the continuation of street infrastructure in the Georgetown subdivision, coordinating with the City of Alvin.
This project provides needed space for the school district's agricultural program while utilizing landlocked city property.