Park Ten Wastewater Treatment Plant

Project Overview

Council District: A & G

Project Number: R-000536-0019

Estimated Budget: $39,980,681

Start: Spring 2024

Completion: Winter 2026

Project Impact Area

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Park Row Area:
Pavement restoration has been completed around Shaft 5 to Shaft 7 at Stations 20+64 and 29+78.
The hand tunnel between Shaft 12 at Station 51+44 and the existing shaft across Park Row is ongoing.
Work on Shaft 6 at Station 25+03 has been completed.
Installation at Shaft 1 at Station 2+05 near the wastewater treatment plant is currently underway.
The only remaining shaft installation along Park Row will be Shaft 12 at Station 51+44.
North Eldridge Area:
The shaft at the intersection of Memorial Drive and North Eldridge Parkway has been completed, and the traffic control measures remain unchanged.
Shaft 12 has been completed. The tunneling subcontractor is mobilizing for tunnel preparation between Shaft 12 and Shaft 18.
Park Row Area:
Pavement restoration has been completed around Shaft 5 to Shaft 7 at Stations 20+64 and 29+78.
The hand tunnel between Shaft 12 at Station 51+44 and the existing shaft across Park Row is ongoing.
Work on Shaft 6 at Station 25+03 has been completed.
Installation at Shaft 1 at Station 2+05 near the wastewater treatment plant is currently underway.
The only remaining shaft installation along Park Row will be Shaft 12 at Station 51+44.
North Eldridge Area:
The shaft at the intersection of Memorial Drive and North Eldridge Parkway has been completed, and the traffic control measures remain unchanged.
Shaft 12 has been completed. The tunneling subcontractor is mobilizing for tunnel preparation between Shaft 12 and Shaft 18.

Page last updated: 10 Apr 2026, 01:06 PM

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Why This Project Matters

3. Protecting the Environment
Consolidating wastewater treatment helps reduce the risk of overflows and improves the overall performance of the city’s system. This effort supports cleaner water in local bayous and a healthier environment for Houston’s communities.

4. Reducing Maintenance and Long-Term Costs
Operating a single, modern treatment plant instead of maintaining multiple older facilities allows the City to streamline maintenance and reduce ongoing costs. This provides both operational efficiency and better value for taxpayers.

5. Planning for Growth
Houston’s population continues to grow. This project ensures that the wastewater system is prepared to meet increasing demands while supporting continued development in the Energy Corridor and nearby neighborhoods.

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Park Ten Wastewater Treatment Plant

Latest News

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Project Timeline

Design

Construction

Complete

Why This Project Matters

3. Protecting the EnvironmentConsolidating wastewater treatment helps reduce the risk of overflows and improves the overall performance of the city’s system. This effort supports cleaner water in local bayous and a healthier environment for Houston’s communities.

4. Reducing Maintenance and Long-Term CostsOperating a single, modern treatment plant instead of maintaining multiple older facilities allows the City to streamline maintenance and reduce ongoing costs. This provides both operational efficiency and better value for taxpayers.

5. Planning for GrowthHouston’s population continues to grow. This project ensures that the wastewater system is prepared to meet increasing demands while supporting continued development in the Energy Corridor and nearby neighborhoods.

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3. Protecting the Environment
Consolidating wastewater treatment helps reduce the risk of overflows and improves the overall performance of the city’s system. This effort supports cleaner water in local bayous and a healthier environment for Houston’s communities.

4. Reducing Maintenance and Long-Term Costs
Operating a single, modern treatment plant instead of maintaining multiple older facilities allows the City to streamline maintenance and reduce ongoing costs. This provides both operational efficiency and better value for taxpayers.

5. Planning for Growth
Houston’s population continues to grow. This project ensures that the wastewater system is prepared to meet increasing demands while supporting continued development in the Energy Corridor and nearby neighborhoods.