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Project Overview

Council District: I

Project Number: S-000035-0267

Estimated Budget: $20,030,000

Start: Spring 2027

Completion: Spring 2029

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Have questions or feedback about this project? Email us at engage@houstontx.gov or call 311.

Project Overview

Council District: I

Project Number: S-000035-0267

Estimated Budget: $20,030,000

Start: Spring 2027

Completion: Spring 2029

Project Impact Area

Project Map

Community Feedback

Have questions or feedback about this project? Email us at engage@houstontx.gov or call 311.

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Why This Project Matters

The Water Line Rehabilitation in Central Park and Magnolia Park Subdivision 1 is a vital infrastructure project by Houston Public Works, aimed at modernizing the city's aging water distribution system. With a budget of $20.03 million, this initiative focuses on replacing approximately 45,890 linear feet of water lines, including 20-inch, 16-inch, 12-inch, and 8-inch diameters, along with the installation of new fire hydrants, valves, fittings, and related components.

1. Addressing Aging Infrastructure

The existing water distribution system in these neighborhoods ranges from 34 to over 100 years old. These outdated lines have surpassed their useful life, leading to frequent repairs and maintenance issues. Replacing them is essential to ensure a reliable and efficient water supply for residents.

2. Enhancing Water Capacity and Pressure

The current system has limited capacity and struggles to meet present-day water usage demands. Upgrading the water lines will improve water flow and pressure, ensuring that households and businesses receive adequate water supply, especially during peak usage times.

3. Improving Fire Protection Services

The project includes the installation of additional fire hydrants, addressing the current shortfall in the area. This enhancement is crucial for optimal fire protection, enabling quicker response times and better access to water for firefighting efforts.

4. Supporting Community Growth and Development

By modernizing the water infrastructure, the project lays the groundwork for future community development. Reliable water services are fundamental to attracting new businesses and residents, thereby contributing to the economic growth of the area.

In summary, the Water Line Rehabilitation in Central Park and Magnolia Park Subdivision 1 is a strategic investment that addresses critical infrastructure needs, enhances public safety, and supports the sustainable growth of the community.