PROPOSITION B PROJECT
Dulles Avenue Sidewalk Widening & Pedestrian Bridges*
$3.475M

The City's Mobility Master Plan outlines the vision of superior mobility in Sugar Land. Dulles Ave was identified as a high priority corridor for improvements in the plan. This project expands on recent construction done near the intersection at Avenue E by extending connectivity and safety for pedestrians and bicyclists along Dulles Ave. south to Oyster Creek.

Dulles Avenue

Dulles Avenue

2024 Bond Project

Install 10-ft wide side path on one side of street; install pedestrian bridge over American Canal near Riverbend Country Club; install pedestrian bridge over Ditch B; Dulles Ave midblock crossing connection to Missouri City Oyster Creek Trail w/pedestrian bridge over Oyster Creek.

Funding: 2023 FBC Mobility Bond - $2,750,000; 2024 GO Bond - $3,475,000
Project Manager: Huy Ton
CIP #: CTR2802

ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION START
OCT 2029

CURRENT PROJECT PHASE
PER/STUDY

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ESTIMATED COMPLETION
APR 2031

  1. How will the City coordinate timing with other projects to manage the impact of street construction projects on the community, neighborhoods and businesses?
  2. Project descriptions on some street projects seem general. What is the actual scope of these projects?
  3. For projects that include the building of sidepaths, what are the initial designs, and which side of the road will they be located?
  4. Will boulevard projects entail their moving and/or reduction similar to Williams Trace? If so, how many existing trees along the streets might be at risk?
  5. How long will the projects take and what will be the impact of the road construction on traffic?
  6. Trees appear to be a contributing factor to sidewalk safety issues. Will you be cutting them down, or does the bond cover the costs of relocating them?
  7. How does the City prioritize which sidewalks will be repaired?
  8. How are decisions made on which street reconstruction projects are prioritized?
  9. Why do some street projects mention a match from Fort Bend County's mobility bond?
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