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Megan Campbell
Planner
713-802-5325
Primary Agency Information
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Texas Department of Transportation - Houston
Quincy Allen
District Engineer
713-802-5000
7600 Washington Avenue
Houston
TX
77007
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Project Information
SH 288/CR 64 Grade Separation
Brazoria County
SH 288
At CR 64
SH 288 traverses Harris and Brazoria Counties between Houston and Freeport and provides a vital route for commuters, freight and commercial trucking, and is a hurricane evacuation route. Population increases associated with new residential subdivisions within the area of the SH 288 corridor have increased the number of vehicles using the highway as a primary travel route along much of the corridor. Residential and commercial development is projected to continue in the area over the next 20 years. As travel demand increases, mobility is projected to deteriorate to unacceptable levels with congestion extending south to SH 6 and eventually to CR 60. The current SH 288/CR 64 intersection is an at-grade intersection which creates mobility, safety, and roadway efficiency issues. Improving congestion on this facility could save users in excess of 81,000 hours of travel time per lane-mile. Congestion is adversely affecting the travel time and reliability for freight movement. The truck volume on the facility is roughly 4,766 trucks per day and this represents 10.9% percent of the facility's AADT.
Construct grade separation at SH 288 and CR 64
Continued growth and congestion warrant the replacement of the at-grade intersection at SH 288/CR 64 with an overpass. The construction of this grade separation will improve mobility, reduce congestion, improve safety, and allow SH 288 and CR 64 to operate more efficiently and reliably.
No
Yes
0598-02-114
Less than $100 million
(Manage) Access Management/Safety/Grade Separations
11440000
Project Development/Readiness
30% PS&E
Environmental Assessment (EA)
01/20/2015
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
30%
No
08/01/2021
No
Utilities are minor. ROW is mostly existing and has been cleared.
Map/Location
Benefit/Cost Analysis
HOU_39_HW_SH288 Roadway Safety Benefits Template - Editable.xlsx
HOU_39_HW_SH288 Roadway Emissions Benefits Template - Editable.xlsx
Planning Factors - Connectivity to Employment/Eliminates At-Grade Railroad Crossings
Yes
901 - 1000
No
Planning Factors - Environmental Justice
Yes
Yes
Planning Factors - Improves Corridor Level of Travel Time Reliability (LOTTR)
More than 0.30
HOU_39_HW_SH288 Level of Time Travel Reliability LOTTR Estimation Template.xlsx
Planning Factors - Improves Multimodal LOS
Yes
No
Yes
This grade separation will improve highway/freight LOS on SH 288 and the intersecting facility. This project improves pedestrian LOS through the incorporation of sidewalks.
Planning Factors - Planning Coordination
Yes
Brazoria County Thoroughfare Plan
https://brazoriacountytx.gov/home/showdocument?id=1152
Planning Factors - Roadway Hierarchy/Freight System Priority/Evacuation Route
Principal Arterial
No
No
Yes
No