Water Line Replacement in Midtown Area and Winlow Place, Dearborn Place, Montlew Place, and Lancaster Subdivisions

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Project Overview

Council District: C

Project Number:S-000035-0269

Estimated Budget: $48,000,000

Start: Winter 2025

Completion: Winter 2026

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Project Overview

Council District: C

Project Number:S-000035-0269

Estimated Budget: $48,000,000

Start: Winter 2025

Completion: Winter 2026

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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Why This Project Matters

The Water Line Replacement Project in Houston's Midtown area and the Winlow Place, Dearborn Place, Montlew Place, and Lancaster subdivisions is a significant infrastructure initiative by Houston Public Works. With a budget of $15.7 million, this project aims to modernize and enhance the city's water distribution system, ensuring reliable service for residents and supporting the city's growth.

1. Modernizing Aging Infrastructure

Many of the existing water lines in these neighborhoods are outdated and no longer meet current standards. The project involves replacing approximately 49,420 linear feet of water lines, ranging from 6-inch to 16-inch diameters, to improve water circulation and availability. houston.novusagenda.com

2. Enhancing Water Reliability and Quality

Upgrading the water lines will reduce the risk of leaks, breaks, and service interruptions, ensuring a more reliable water supply. This is crucial for maintaining water quality and meeting the demands of the growing population in these areas.

3. Supporting Community Growth

As Houston continues to expand, the demand for a robust and reliable water infrastructure increases. This project is a proactive measure to accommodate future growth and ensure that the water infrastructure keeps pace with the city's development.

4. Minimizing Service Disruptions

By proactively renovating and replacing critical components, the project seeks to prevent unexpected failures that could lead to water service interruptions, thereby ensuring continuous service to residents.

In summary, the Water Line Replacement Project in the Midtown area and surrounding subdivisions is a strategic investment in Houston's water infrastructure, aiming to provide safe, reliable, and efficient water services to its residents.

Documents & Downloads

Exhibit
- Proposed Water line Improvements (3.61 MB) (pdf)