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by: AtascocitaDotCom Active Indicator LED Icon 10 Site Admin  OP 
~ 8 years ago   Apr 7, '16 7:27pm  
Woodland Hills Extension Project
 
Commissioner Jack Morman is announcing a two-phased roadway project to provide Atascocita area residents improved access to the Beltway 8 by extending Woodland Hills Drive.
 
“All you have to do is drive down W. Lake Houston, FM 1960 or Will Clayton in the morning and you can see what explosive growth looks like. Our residents here have made it clear they want relief to the traffic congestion in the area. This is a big step in right direction,” said Commissioner Morman.
 
Phase I of the project includes the addition of a 2-lane concrete boulevard section to the existing 2-lane roadway resulting in a complete 4-lane boulevard from Beltway 8 to near Ridge Creek Elementary. Project planners intend to have the estimated $2 million project complete in the 2nd quarter of 2017.
 
Woodland Hills Phase II improvements include the construction of a new 4-lane concrete boulevard starting near Ridge Creek Elementary and connecting to the existing 4-lane roadway in the Atasocita Forest subdivision. This project also includes the construction of a 4-lane bridge over Williams Gully and is currently estimated at nearly $9.5 million. A joint effort between Harris County Precincts Two and Four, the county anticipates the project will be completed and open to the Beltway in the 4th quarter of 2017.

The two projects represent a significant part of Commissioner Morman’s efforts to improve mobility in the Atascocita area. In 2015, Harris County Precinct 2 completed a mobility study outlining various improvements throughout the area.
 
The project also highlights coordination and joint participation between Commissioners Morman and Cagle to solve area issues. “I want to thank Commissioner Cagle for his support on this project. Traffic congestion doesn’t care about county precinct boundaries and Commissioner Cagle and I are excited to move on a project that benefits the local community.”
 
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AlettertoElise Active Indicator LED Icon 9 Forum Moderator
~ 8 years ago   Apr 7, '16 7:40pm  
Excellent news! Can't wait till he announces the Timber Forest expansion project too!
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CelticStorm Active Indicator LED Icon 6
~ 8 years ago   Apr 7, '16 7:42pm  
Yep! I agree!
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inkpad321 Active Indicator LED Icon 8
~ 8 years ago   Apr 7, '16 7:44pm  
I think they should go from 1960 to Kingwood also with Woodland Hills Dr
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AlettertoElise Active Indicator LED Icon 9 Forum Moderator
~ 8 years ago   Apr 7, '16 7:47pm  
@inkpad321, I think that was in the long term plans for the area, but if I recall correctly there are a few privately held pieces of land that have yet to be acquired?
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inkpad321 Active Indicator LED Icon 8
~ 8 years ago   Apr 7, '16 7:54pm  
@AlettertoElise
That would be nice to relieve some traffic off WLH.
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Sammee Active Indicator LED Icon 12
~ 8 years ago   Apr 7, '16 11:06pm  
@inkpad321
 
^^^^ Amen!
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Blackhorse77 Active Indicator LED Icon 9
~ 8 years ago   Apr 8, '16 11:00am  
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Jevans Active Indicator LED Icon 1
~ 8 years ago   Apr 8, '16 11:23am  
If they extend Woodlands Hills to Kingwood that would make the 1960 / Woodland Hills intersection just as bad as 1960 / WLHP. I really hope they keep it all on the south side of the river. We don't need anymore Kingwood vermin fouling up our area :-)
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B12Fan Active Indicator LED Icon 6
~ 8 years ago   Apr 8, '16 11:25am  
@Jevans May as well shut down the WLHP bridge and the 1960 bridge. Can you image how nice WLHP would be for us then!
 
(i'm half joking....... maybe)
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Anurania Active Indicator LED Icon 3
~ 8 years ago   Apr 8, '16 1:06pm  
I don't like the idea of putting a road through that forested area. There have been too many trees cut down for development. Wilderness is important.
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