In collaboration with SWA Group, we’re planning both near-term improvements and a long-term vision for Stude Park, and we need your input. Near-term priorities include upgrading the playground, enhancing park safety, connectivity, and overall usability. Your feedback will also help shape the long-term vision for the park and surrounding green space network along the White […]
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The Memorial Heights Sidewalk Evaluation is underway, and it’s designed to enhance pedestrian safety and community engagement in the Memorial Heights neighborhood of Houston. This tool empowers residents to report sidewalk issues such as cracks, obstructions, or uneven surfaces directly to local authorities, facilitating timely maintenance and repairs. By leveraging this system, the community can
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The Memorial Heights Redevelopment Authority (MHRA), also known as Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone 5 (TIRZ 5), is dedicated to building public facilities and infrastructure that enhance the quality of life for Houston residents. A key aspect of this mission is improving transportation safety and accessibility, as seen in the Shepherd Durham Project, launched in 2022
Little Thicket Park, a 10-acre natural retreat nestled between TC Jester Boulevard and Ella Boulevard along the east bank of Little Thicket Bayou, is set to undergo significant improvements this year. Construction is scheduled to begin in the first quarter of this year (2025), marking an exciting milestone for the community and the collaborative efforts
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The Shepherd Durham Project is leveraging modern technology to create safer, more accessible corridors for all commuters. This month, we’re sharing details on how we’re integrating technology that’s been adopted across the city to enhance the Shepherd Durham Project. Pedestrian Enhancements with Smart Technology One of the standout innovations is the use of smart pedestrian
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1. What specific areas are impacted during this phase of The Shepherd Durham Project construction? This phase of the project focuses on Durham Dr. from the 610 Loop south to 27th Street, with various lane closures and traffic adjustments expected along this corridor. To reduce traffic impacts, work progressed along Durham Dr. as far north
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Starting on Monday, October 21, 2024, there will be construction on 24th St., between Shepherd Dr. and Durham Dr. that will continue at least through the end of the year. The first phase involves reconstructing the south side of 24th St. During this phase: Eastbound traffic on 24th St. from Durham Dr. will be blocked.
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The 28th St. intersection at Durham Dr. will be closed from today, September 25, 2024, until Monday, October 7, 2024. Southbound traffic on Durham will not be affected. Drivers wishing to turn west (right) onto 28th St. should detour via 27th St. Traffic west of Durham should use 27th St. to access Durham and points
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As the Shepherd Durham Project advances, upcoming work will concentrate on Durham Drive, from the 610 Loop south to 27th Street. This phase will involve multiple lane closures and traffic adjustments, which are expected to impact travel in the area over the next few months. Beginning September 18, 2024, at 9 am, the following lane
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Lane Reduction at Durham & 24th St. The east side of the 24th St. intersection at Durham will be closed starting this upcoming Monday, August 26, 2024. Southbound traffic on Durham will not be affected. Eastbound traffic on 24th St. will be required to turn south onto Durham and proceed to 23rd St. 24th St.
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