Development
BY SHAHERYAR KHAN
Generation Park continues to evolve with new infrastructure
McCord Development is adding a variety of infrastructure projects to Generation Park, including new roads, walkways, trails and a rail system. “We’ve had a lot of industrial announcements lately, but we’re working very hard to bring a vibrant retail ecosystem here with great shops, great restaurants and great experiences,” said Ian Adler, marketing director for McCord Development. The speci cs Generation Parkway is a $29 million project under construction that will run between West Lake Houston Parkway and Lockwood Road, and include new roads, utilities, drainage systems, parks, trails and lakes. The rst segment will be completed by late 2023, according to an Oct. 11 news release. Additionally, McCord Development is completing a $57 million project on the eastern side of Genera- tion Park, which includes wet and dry utilities, new roads, and o -site drainage. The project includes
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Common Dock Road, which will serve as the truck access road for future industrial projects. Another project underway is The Ray—a 4-mile pedestrian walkway that will link all districts within Generation Park West. The rst phase of The Ray is in development and features a 12-foot-wide paved trail designed for pedestrians and cyclists. Future phases will include an 8-foot-wide running trail made of decomposed granite and an ultra-light rail system called The Light Ray.
Generation Parkway will be the primary road in the development, linking the west and east sides with a four-lane, tree-lined boulevard.
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