Project Update

June 13th , 2011

Roadway Projects

• CenterPoint has completed the line relocation along the east side of the project

• Completed the installation of the street lights along the northbound lanes

• Contractor is completing the punch list

Cullen Parkway

Phase II – Mary’s Creek Bypass to SH35

• Completed inspections of right of way, landscape, water, sanitary, storm and paving; provided punchlist to TxDOT

• Raised issue of weeds, dead grass and dead trees to TxDOT; TxDOT met with contractor regarding replacement

• Contractor is completing punch list

Dixie Farm Road

• One lane closure between SH 35 and Veterans allowing only westbound traffic continued

• Completed installation of 4x4 and 9x4 boxes• Waterline installation west of SH 35 approximately

80% complete• Completed a portion of the work near the BNSF

railroad crossing• CenterPoint relocation work is pending and is not

impeding the construction progress • Milling existing asphalt; paving by July

Walnut Reconstruction

Construction Phase III – Morgan to Harkey and CR 89

• Substantial completion on May 13th

• Opened roadway to traffic May 17th

• Scheduled final ADA inspection and review• Working on punch list and close-out • Getting quotes to add screening to Mary’s

Creek Bridge

Magnolia Road

• Waterline installation is approximately 90% complete

• Inlet installation is complete• WB pavement is complete between SH 35

and Mykawa• Full closure for three weeks to complete R/R

work and EB lanes between SH35 & Mykawa

Orange Street

• Returned plan review of 100% plans with drainage updates to the engineer for revisions

• Traffic counts and noise measurements completed for Noise Impact Analysis; Engineer working on draft report submission

• Awarded ROW clearing contract• ROW acquisition underway – 61 of 65

parcels acquired, right-of-entry acquired for 3, 1 in condemnation hearing rescheduled

Bailey Road (Veterans to FM1128)

• Noise Study Summary– Parkview Subdivision Average modeled noise

levels• Existing 65.3 dBA• Build Road 66.4 dBA

– Average increase: 1.1 dBA– 1.0 dBA increase – No perceptible change– 3.0 dBA increase – Barely perceptible change– Estimated Barrier Cost: $1.0M

Bailey Road (Veterans to FM1128)

Bailey Road (Veterans to FM1128)

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60 66 66.4 0.4 66.6 0.264 66 65.2 -0.8 66.2 165 66 64.6 -1.4 66.0 1.466 66 64.5 -1.5 66.0 1.570 66 65.3 -0.7 66.5 1.272 66 64.7 -1.3 66.0 1.373 66 65.7 -0.3 66.8 1.174 66 65.6 -0.4 66.7 1.180 66 65.6 -0.4 66.9 1.3Pr

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Sound Level Difference between Existing and Build Scenarios For the Parkview Estates Subdivision

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• Irrigation and landscaping initiated

• Final clean-up in progress

McHard Road (Country Place to Cullen)

McHard Road (Soundwall Construction)

• Painting activities continued• Drainage swale installation and sidewalk

replacement completed

• Two lanes of paving Flea Market to Walmart• Paving McHard intersection this week• Contractor has begun work on the utilities in

the contaminated soil area and will complete installing the waterline on the new bridge at Hickory Slough

SH35 – BW8 to FM518

• AT&T completed adjustments on south side of FM 2234 west of Kirby

• Completed sod on north side of FM 2234• Completed east side of Kirby intersection

and retaining wall• Traffic switch completed between FM521

and Kirby• Traffic switch Kirby to SH288 scheduled

for end of June

FM 2234 Widening

• Signal has been turned on• Substantial Completion certificate

executed for May 3rd

• Received red-lines from contractor

Interim Traffic Signal Installation –Mykawa Road at Brookside Road

• Issued PO with Notice to Proceed in Project Kick-off meeting

• Start date is August, 2011• Coordinating with Siemens on location

of signal repeaters, electrical power at water towers and locations for equipment in Hillhouse TOC

Adaptive Traffic Signal Improvements

Drainage Projects

Detention Pond• As-Built elevations received• Design of pump station at 90%• Design contract with JKC is terminated

Cowart Creek Diversion

Diversion Ditch• Conoco Phillips completed work last Thursday• Closure of CR 143 (Veterans) for box installation

and pipeline relocation extended until 6/27• Awaiting re-submittal of 90% N/S Ditch plans• Uploaded Dannenbaum’s updated drainage model

to ESPA website to ensure latest version is used in ditch regrade design

Cowart Creek Diversion

Facility Projects

• Fiber optic crossing design was submitted to TxDOT for permit

• Completed Tilt Wall erection on May 12th

• Red Iron and roof deck pan installation completed May 20th

• Fuel system equipment package for Orange Street facility shipped May 23rd ; installation will require approximately half a day

Hillhouse Road Service Center

• New Interview Room Recording System equipment is installed and being tested

• Final outstanding item is correction of the lighting equipment on the front wall; custom electrical boxes had to be built, waiting on delivery for installation

• All LEED paperwork has been completed and submitted to USGBA

Public Safety Building

• Driveways and parking/paving has been completed

• Masonry work is complete• Contacted CenterPoint Energy to help

coordinate the installation of power to the facility

Fire Station #6

• Submitted 100% design comments to Architect to address

• HGAC has approved the grant for $25,000• Coordinating Interlocal Agreement with

HGAC

Pearland Gateway – Project Stars

Parks

• Advertised and opened bids• Apparent low bidder is Millis Development

& Construction• Received permitted set of plans from

Engineering

Trail Connectivity

• Engineer submitted 60% Pond design, 30% soccer complex design, PS&E package and draft H&H model to City and BDD4

• Continued work on Interlocal agreement with BDD4

• Preparing developer agreement with MUD engineer and developer on CR 403 and items of coordination

• Drafted contract amendment for CR 403 additional scope

Sports Complex at Max Road

Utility Projects

30” Waterline Interconnect

• The subcontractor has completed construction of the support columns for the aerial crossing

• The subcontractor for the meter station resumed construction of the meter station and has completed the foundation and started on the piping

• Contractor has started the installation/welding of the 30-inch steel water line for the aerial crossing

City of Houston Interconnect

City of Houston Interconnect

Alice Street Water Plant

• Installed 3 booster pumps along with 90% of the associated piping for the booster pumps

• Approximately 95% of the underground piping has been completed

• Continued work on the chemical facility and completed the installation of the structural canopy, installed the chemical pumps and 60% of the chemical piping

• Completed installation of the emergency diesel generator and enclosure

South SH 35 Interim Lift Station at Industrial Drive

• Construction and punch list is complete• Closeout underway

• Held design kick off meeting on May 5th

• Received final version of letter report on filter evaluation

• Completed execution of design contract• Issued NTP on May 2nd

• Surveying and plat nearly completed; draft has been submitted to Planning and in being revised per their comments

Longwood WWTP Rehabilitation

• Topographic survey nearly complete, tying in flood plan and water surface elevations for Clear Creek

• Conducted meetings with equipment manufacturers for sludge thickener, centrifuge and Nova filter

• Received and reviewed 30% plans and outline of specs

Barry Rose WWTP Rehabilitation

• Conducted field review of all proposed routes• Surveyor initiated work• Conducted project meeting; engineer submitted

scheduled and initial information regarding route and elevations

Hatfield Basin Trunk Sewer

• Engineers continued to work on preliminary engineering letter report

• Geotechnical subconsultant services released to begin work

Twin Creek Regional Lift Station

Far Northwest Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements

• Continued discussion with decanter manufacturer• Developed small contract to evaluate plant design

operational parameters, decanter performance, and plant performance

• Staff continuing to review Decanter issues

Old Alvin 20” Waterline

• Engineers continued to work on preliminary engineering report and 30% design plans

Project Update

Questions/Comments

June 13th, 2011