Park Ten Wastewater Treatment Plant

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Project Overview

Council District: A & G

Project Number: R-000536-0019

Estimated Budget: $39,980,681

Start: Spring 2024

Completion: Summer 2025


Project Impact Area

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

Project Overview

Council District: A & G

Project Number: R-000536-0019

Estimated Budget: $39,980,681

Start: Spring 2024

Completion: Summer 2025


Project Impact Area

Community Feedback

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

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  • Share It has been over 1 year of NO construction activity, NO open tunnel shafts and NO construction materials on Park Row Road from Highway 6 to Central Park West Blvd. Why are traffic control barriers still blocking Park Row Road from public use? This part of Park Row road should be returned to the public. It is heavily used by Metro, users of Addicks Park and Ride and those who access the I-10 HOV/Toll lanes. Why is City of Houston public works preventing Houston residents from accessing this perfectly useable road? Park Ten project manager says City refuses to sign off on recent testing. Why? on Facebook Share It has been over 1 year of NO construction activity, NO open tunnel shafts and NO construction materials on Park Row Road from Highway 6 to Central Park West Blvd. Why are traffic control barriers still blocking Park Row Road from public use? This part of Park Row road should be returned to the public. It is heavily used by Metro, users of Addicks Park and Ride and those who access the I-10 HOV/Toll lanes. Why is City of Houston public works preventing Houston residents from accessing this perfectly useable road? Park Ten project manager says City refuses to sign off on recent testing. Why? on Twitter Share It has been over 1 year of NO construction activity, NO open tunnel shafts and NO construction materials on Park Row Road from Highway 6 to Central Park West Blvd. Why are traffic control barriers still blocking Park Row Road from public use? This part of Park Row road should be returned to the public. It is heavily used by Metro, users of Addicks Park and Ride and those who access the I-10 HOV/Toll lanes. Why is City of Houston public works preventing Houston residents from accessing this perfectly useable road? Park Ten project manager says City refuses to sign off on recent testing. Why? on Linkedin Email It has been over 1 year of NO construction activity, NO open tunnel shafts and NO construction materials on Park Row Road from Highway 6 to Central Park West Blvd. Why are traffic control barriers still blocking Park Row Road from public use? This part of Park Row road should be returned to the public. It is heavily used by Metro, users of Addicks Park and Ride and those who access the I-10 HOV/Toll lanes. Why is City of Houston public works preventing Houston residents from accessing this perfectly useable road? Park Ten project manager says City refuses to sign off on recent testing. Why? link

    It has been over 1 year of NO construction activity, NO open tunnel shafts and NO construction materials on Park Row Road from Highway 6 to Central Park West Blvd. Why are traffic control barriers still blocking Park Row Road from public use? This part of Park Row road should be returned to the public. It is heavily used by Metro, users of Addicks Park and Ride and those who access the I-10 HOV/Toll lanes. Why is City of Houston public works preventing Houston residents from accessing this perfectly useable road? Park Ten project manager says City refuses to sign off on recent testing. Why?

    CJ asked 10 months ago

    Ready...Set...ENGAGE!

    Thank you for engaging with us. Please see the latest developments and details below:


    1. Park Row Tunneling: Soon, we will begin tunneling work in Park Row. While this work will be happening below the surface and might not be visible, please rest assured that significant progress will be made once it starts.


    2. Eldridge and Memorial: We are collaborating with our engineers to minimize traffic disruptions when construction begins on Eldridge near Memorial. We are committed to reducing the impact on your daily commute.


    3. N. Eldridge: Construction is also taking place at the N. Eldridge Lift Station next to the library.


    We understand your concerns about the pace or visibility of the work. Please be assured that we are working diligently to ensure all projects are completed as efficiently as possible. As this project involves mostly tunneling work, it's possible that the workers may not be visible at all times.


    Thank you for your patience and understanding. If you have any further questions or concerns, feel free to reach out. Your involvement and support means a lot to us, and we want to make sure you have the latest information readily available.


    Thank you for staying connected with us!


    Best regards,

    The Engage Houston Team

  • Share The increased flow to it will surely make matters worse. What will be done mitigate the horrible smells from the Turkey Creek WWTP? on Facebook Share The increased flow to it will surely make matters worse. What will be done mitigate the horrible smells from the Turkey Creek WWTP? on Twitter Share The increased flow to it will surely make matters worse. What will be done mitigate the horrible smells from the Turkey Creek WWTP? on Linkedin Email The increased flow to it will surely make matters worse. What will be done mitigate the horrible smells from the Turkey Creek WWTP? link

    The increased flow to it will surely make matters worse. What will be done mitigate the horrible smells from the Turkey Creek WWTP?

    CE1234 asked 10 months ago

    Ready... Set... ENGAGE!

    Thank you for contacting EngageHouston.org. Our wastewater operations team will monitor the Turkey Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. If there are any odor issues, we will evaluate and address them as needed.

  • Share Can you please provide an estimated timeline as to when the open shaft on Park Row in between Park Ten Blvd & Broadfield Blvd will be closed and the traffic will be resorted to normal? on Facebook Share Can you please provide an estimated timeline as to when the open shaft on Park Row in between Park Ten Blvd & Broadfield Blvd will be closed and the traffic will be resorted to normal? on Twitter Share Can you please provide an estimated timeline as to when the open shaft on Park Row in between Park Ten Blvd & Broadfield Blvd will be closed and the traffic will be resorted to normal? on Linkedin Email Can you please provide an estimated timeline as to when the open shaft on Park Row in between Park Ten Blvd & Broadfield Blvd will be closed and the traffic will be resorted to normal? link

    Can you please provide an estimated timeline as to when the open shaft on Park Row in between Park Ten Blvd & Broadfield Blvd will be closed and the traffic will be resorted to normal?

    AsheyDH asked about 1 year ago

    Ready...Set...ENGAGE!

    Thank you for your interest in the Park Ten Wastewater Treatment Plant project. The project team is diligently working to ensure timely completion! We're excited to announce that this project has resumed and is expected to be completed in the Spring of 2025. Be the first to know all the latest updates by subscribing to our project page and receiving email notifications. Stay tuned for more exciting news!

  • Share No construction activity, no open tunnel shafts and no construction materials on Park Row Road from Highway 6 to Central Park West Blvd. Why are traffic control barriers still blocking Park Row Road from public use? This part of Park Row road should be returned to the public. It is heavily used by Metro, users of Addicks Park and Ride and those who access the I-10 HOV/Toll lanes. on Facebook Share No construction activity, no open tunnel shafts and no construction materials on Park Row Road from Highway 6 to Central Park West Blvd. Why are traffic control barriers still blocking Park Row Road from public use? This part of Park Row road should be returned to the public. It is heavily used by Metro, users of Addicks Park and Ride and those who access the I-10 HOV/Toll lanes. on Twitter Share No construction activity, no open tunnel shafts and no construction materials on Park Row Road from Highway 6 to Central Park West Blvd. Why are traffic control barriers still blocking Park Row Road from public use? This part of Park Row road should be returned to the public. It is heavily used by Metro, users of Addicks Park and Ride and those who access the I-10 HOV/Toll lanes. on Linkedin Email No construction activity, no open tunnel shafts and no construction materials on Park Row Road from Highway 6 to Central Park West Blvd. Why are traffic control barriers still blocking Park Row Road from public use? This part of Park Row road should be returned to the public. It is heavily used by Metro, users of Addicks Park and Ride and those who access the I-10 HOV/Toll lanes. link

    No construction activity, no open tunnel shafts and no construction materials on Park Row Road from Highway 6 to Central Park West Blvd. Why are traffic control barriers still blocking Park Row Road from public use? This part of Park Row road should be returned to the public. It is heavily used by Metro, users of Addicks Park and Ride and those who access the I-10 HOV/Toll lanes.

    CJ asked over 1 year ago

    Ready...Set...ENGAGE!

    We thank you for your interest in the Park Ten Wastewater Treatment Plant project. The latest news regarding this project is that it is approximately 60% complete. Construction is currently temporarily suspended and will resume work in June 2024.

  • Share Is there a completion date in sight for I-10/Eldridge work that has been ignored since September 2023? The work was supposed to be completed by then but has not and barricades are still up, reduced lanes are causing extreme frustration & headaches. It wouldn’t be so upsetting if the work was making progress but ignoring the work for over 4 months will not get the job completed. No other intersection along I-10 has these headaches. When is enough, enough? on Facebook Share Is there a completion date in sight for I-10/Eldridge work that has been ignored since September 2023? The work was supposed to be completed by then but has not and barricades are still up, reduced lanes are causing extreme frustration & headaches. It wouldn’t be so upsetting if the work was making progress but ignoring the work for over 4 months will not get the job completed. No other intersection along I-10 has these headaches. When is enough, enough? on Twitter Share Is there a completion date in sight for I-10/Eldridge work that has been ignored since September 2023? The work was supposed to be completed by then but has not and barricades are still up, reduced lanes are causing extreme frustration & headaches. It wouldn’t be so upsetting if the work was making progress but ignoring the work for over 4 months will not get the job completed. No other intersection along I-10 has these headaches. When is enough, enough? on Linkedin Email Is there a completion date in sight for I-10/Eldridge work that has been ignored since September 2023? The work was supposed to be completed by then but has not and barricades are still up, reduced lanes are causing extreme frustration & headaches. It wouldn’t be so upsetting if the work was making progress but ignoring the work for over 4 months will not get the job completed. No other intersection along I-10 has these headaches. When is enough, enough? link

    Is there a completion date in sight for I-10/Eldridge work that has been ignored since September 2023? The work was supposed to be completed by then but has not and barricades are still up, reduced lanes are causing extreme frustration & headaches. It wouldn’t be so upsetting if the work was making progress but ignoring the work for over 4 months will not get the job completed. No other intersection along I-10 has these headaches. When is enough, enough?

    Bevoschamps asked over 1 year ago

    Ready, Set, Engage!

    The original contractor for this project filed for bankruptcy in September 2023, and was subsequently unable to continue the contract work. Therefore, the City terminated their contract and requested to find a replacement contractor to finish the remaining work. We are currently in the process of finding a new contractor. Once selected, the new contractor will resume the work. In the interim, to maintain public safety at the site, the streets need to remain blocked due to testing and open shafts. We will provide an update on the timeline as information becomes available. Please subscribe to this project page to receive updates as they become available.

    The streets that are currently restricted (traffic control in place) either have open tunnel shafts or other pending testing that needs to be completed before the traffic control can be removed from these areas. The traffic control on these streets needs to stay in place for public safety. Once the new contractor resumes work, they will prioritize these areas to open the partially blocked streets.
  • Share Where has the city placed this project on the priority list? I would hope this is at the top. It has been horribly managed so far. on Facebook Share Where has the city placed this project on the priority list? I would hope this is at the top. It has been horribly managed so far. on Twitter Share Where has the city placed this project on the priority list? I would hope this is at the top. It has been horribly managed so far. on Linkedin Email Where has the city placed this project on the priority list? I would hope this is at the top. It has been horribly managed so far. link

    Where has the city placed this project on the priority list? I would hope this is at the top. It has been horribly managed so far.

    KeepDrilling asked over 1 year ago

    Ready, Set, Engage!

    The original contractor for this project filed for bankruptcy in September 2023, and was subsequently unable to continue the contract work. Therefore, the City terminated their contract and requested to find a replacement contractor to finish the remaining work. We are currently in the process of finding a new contractor. Once selected, the new contractor will resume the work. In the interim, to maintain public safety at the site, the streets need to remain blocked due to testing and open shafts. We will provide an update on the timeline as information becomes available. Please subscribe to this project page to receive updates as they become available.

    The streets that are currently restricted (traffic control in place) either have open tunnel shafts or other pending testing that needs to be completed before the traffic control can be removed from these areas. The traffic control on these streets needs to stay in place for public safety. Once the new contractor resumes work, they will prioritize these areas to open the partially blocked streets.
  • Share Project has gone on for almost two years now. No construction activity and no construction materials on Park Row Road from Highway 6 to Central Park West Blvd. Why is this part of Park Row Road still blocked from public use? This part of Park Row road should be returned to the public. All construction activity has stopped on Eldridge south of I-10. Why has the contractor not filled in the access hole and removed the construction equipment, barriers and returned the road to public use? This area is a very, very busy road used by West Houston residents. They deserve to have it returned to use as soon as possible. on Facebook Share Project has gone on for almost two years now. No construction activity and no construction materials on Park Row Road from Highway 6 to Central Park West Blvd. Why is this part of Park Row Road still blocked from public use? This part of Park Row road should be returned to the public. All construction activity has stopped on Eldridge south of I-10. Why has the contractor not filled in the access hole and removed the construction equipment, barriers and returned the road to public use? This area is a very, very busy road used by West Houston residents. They deserve to have it returned to use as soon as possible. on Twitter Share Project has gone on for almost two years now. No construction activity and no construction materials on Park Row Road from Highway 6 to Central Park West Blvd. Why is this part of Park Row Road still blocked from public use? This part of Park Row road should be returned to the public. All construction activity has stopped on Eldridge south of I-10. Why has the contractor not filled in the access hole and removed the construction equipment, barriers and returned the road to public use? This area is a very, very busy road used by West Houston residents. They deserve to have it returned to use as soon as possible. on Linkedin Email Project has gone on for almost two years now. No construction activity and no construction materials on Park Row Road from Highway 6 to Central Park West Blvd. Why is this part of Park Row Road still blocked from public use? This part of Park Row road should be returned to the public. All construction activity has stopped on Eldridge south of I-10. Why has the contractor not filled in the access hole and removed the construction equipment, barriers and returned the road to public use? This area is a very, very busy road used by West Houston residents. They deserve to have it returned to use as soon as possible. link

    Project has gone on for almost two years now. No construction activity and no construction materials on Park Row Road from Highway 6 to Central Park West Blvd. Why is this part of Park Row Road still blocked from public use? This part of Park Row road should be returned to the public. All construction activity has stopped on Eldridge south of I-10. Why has the contractor not filled in the access hole and removed the construction equipment, barriers and returned the road to public use? This area is a very, very busy road used by West Houston residents. They deserve to have it returned to use as soon as possible.

    CJ asked over 1 year ago
    Howdy Neighbor!
    The project has been ongoing for a longer duration than initially planned, as a result of the contract termination that followed. To reopen the road, the City is working towards bringing in a completion contractor who will be tasked with filling up the access hole, removing all construction equipment and barriers, and restoring the road to public use. As a precautionary measure, the City is requesting designated parties to check and maintain traffic devices in the area routinely. All work on the site has been suspended, and no further changes will be made until work resumes.
  • Share Will Eldridge or memorial have the brand new roadway torn up? on Facebook Share Will Eldridge or memorial have the brand new roadway torn up? on Twitter Share Will Eldridge or memorial have the brand new roadway torn up? on Linkedin Email Will Eldridge or memorial have the brand new roadway torn up? link

    Will Eldridge or memorial have the brand new roadway torn up?

    Zeno asked over 3 years ago

    Thank you for your question. The scope of this project includes some removal & replacement of pavement at the NW corner of Memorial and N Eldridge. Construction activities will be confined to the right turn lane on Eldridge. There will be no construction along Memorial Drive for this project.

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