Resiliency and State of Good Repair Questionnaire

Project Information

Agency Name TxDOT Houston District
Project Title SL 8 Pump Station
Facility/Street/Highway SL 8
Limits At IH 69 North
Description Rehabilitate existing pump station and upgrade the pump controls and trash collection system.
Timeframe Medium Term (6-10 Years)
Estimated Cost $3,252,770.00

Investment Category-Focused Criteria

Roadway

Principal Arterial or Higher Functional Class

This project will rehabilitate a pump station which will reduce potential flooding and subsequent weather-related incidents. This will allow for more consistent operations and reduce periods of inoperability.

N/A - pump station

Not Needed - Pavement Score = Poor

Poor

Yes

https://ftp.dot.state.tx.us/pub/txdot-info/brg/tamp.pdf

Yes

Other Investment Category Focused Criteria

No

The project is not located on a Critical Urban Freight Corridor. The project is located on the TxDOT and FHWA Freight Networks. The project improves regional goods movement by drainage/pumping improvements which will facilitate more efficient traffic flow and reduce inoperability due to flooding.

The project is not located in a high growth area. The population is projected to grow by 84.1% and jobs are projected to increase by 49.2%. No notable land use changes announced or modeled.

Not Applicable

This project will improve pedestrian facilities by reducing flooding and eliminating pooling on nearby active transportation facilities, extending their useful life and making them more usable during and after rain events.

No existing or planned transit service is provided on this facility that is served by the pump. The nearest METRO Routes 255, 256, 257, and 259 uses the main lanes that go above the below grade intersection.

Planning Factors Criteria

1. What is the existing fatality crash rate at the project location? Regional crash data is available online on the crash data viewer. H-GAC staff will provide assistance in calculating the crash rates upon request.

0

0

This project will rehabilitate an existing pump station and upgrade the pump controls which will reduce potential flooding and subsequent weather-related crashes.

Resiliency

Low

Medium

New electrical equipment and upgraded lift station pump connections. All current projects are being designed to meet and/or exceed ATLAS-14 drainage standards.

Access/Connectivity

5752

9785

No

No

No

Environmental Justice

5752

9785

2178

583

22

1734

83.70

N/A

N/A

Impacts on Natural and Cultural Resources

This project has been cleared as a Categorical Exclusion type of action; thus the project is not anticipated to have significant impacts to the human or natural environment.

NOx: 0.02; VOC: -0.06

Innovation

No

No

Additional Documents

2023HGAC-CFP-RGM-LOS-Brazoria County-Comm Pct 1 (ALL RGM TxDOT Projects).pdf

2023HGAC-CFP-RGM-LOS-City of Friendswood-Mayor (ALL RGM TxDOT Projects).pdf

2023HGAC-CFP-RGM-LOS-City of Galveston-Mayor (ALL RGM TxDOT Projects).pdf

2023HGAC-CFP-RGM-LOS-City of Pattison - Mayor (ALL RGM TxDOT Projects).pdf

2023HGAC-CFP-RGM-LOS-Port Freeport-Chairman (ALL RGM TxDOT Projects).pdf

2023HGAC-CFP-RGM-LOS-Waller County-County Judge (ALL RGM TxDOT Projects).pdf

2023HGAC-CFP-CR-LOS-City of Houston - Public Works Director - Carol Haddock (Various).pdf

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