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Parks plan outlines $758M in projects

BY HANNAH BROL, MELISSA ENAJE & ANNA LOTZ

Harris County Precinct 3 recommended improve- ments to its parks and trails totaling more than $758 million as part of a plan that will impact roughly 1.26 million people and be completed over the next 20-plus years. Released Aug. 31, the Precinct 3 Parks and Trails Master Plan includes recommendations for 69 existing parks, four new parks and 225 miles of new trails spanning from Cypress to Crosby. “We needed a plan to connect residents with our amazing green spaces,” Precinct 3 Commissioner Tom Ramsey said. “Our population is expected to double by 2045, which means engineered solutions for green activity spaces are a must for future generations.” The plan divides Precinct 3 into four areas: Cypress, Humble, Crosby and Spring—which includes the bulk of Tomball. Some projects in the Cypress area west of Hwy. 249 also impact Tomball-area residents. Of the four plan areas, Spring has the lowest antic- ipated population growth at 59% by 2045. Ocials noted all future park development and trail networks will have to respond to the existing framework of the community as many of the area’s developments were built over 20 years ago before trail connectivity was a priority. Recommended parks projects in the Spring service area total nearly $44.2 million, per the plan.

The Vasquez family shes at Burroughs Park in Tomball, one of seven Tomball-area parks and trails identied for improvements in Harris County Precinct 3’s Parks and Trails Master Plan released Aug. 31.

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Impacts: Confetti Me Macarons opening in Magnolia (Page 6)

Government: Redevelopment coming for vacant Luby’s (Page 9)

Education: Tomball’s attendance zones to be redesigned (Page 10)

Transportation: Magnolia Relief Route work to begin (Page 15)

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2 Eric Paddy Memorial Disc Golf Course The Eric Paddy Memorial Disc Golf Course is an 18-hole course for newcomers and experienced disc golfers that also includes a walking path. • Opened Oct. 14 • 21206 Telge Road, Tomball • www.graceview.org/give/eric-paddy-memorial-dgc 3 Dunkin’ and Baskin-Robbins The combo restaurant offers both Dunkin’s coffee menu and Baskin-Robbins ice cream. • Opened Sept. 2 • 24211 Kuykendahl Road, Tomball • www.dunkindonuts.com 4 Louisiana Fish House The restaurant specializes in Cajun-style seafood, such as fish tacos, shrimp gumbo and catfish po’boys. • Opened in summer

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12 Once Upon a Cowboy The cowboy and dinosaur theme park offers attractions including Journey Through the Sands, an archaeological expedition, and encounters with lifelike animatronic dinosaurs. Other attractions include Dinorah’s Treasures Mine, dino scooters, ax-throwing, outdoor laser tag, a virtual reality ride and escape rooms. Reservations are encouraged. • Opened Sept. 15 • 24935 Stuebner Airline Road, Tomball • www.onceuponacowboy.com

15 Confetti Me Macarons The macaron bakery serves a variety of flavors, including classic vanilla, chocolate, milk and honey, lavender, lemon, and matcha. The macaron bakery is set to open in Magnolia in November. • Opening Nov. 9 • 32907 Tamina Road, Ste. C, Magnolia • www.confettimesweets.shop

9 Real Life Ministries Texas The nondenominational church is relocating to grow its ministries, according to an Oct. 1 release. Church offices were slated to relocate in October. Worship and ministry spaces are slated to open in fall 2024. Sunday worship will remain at 1222 W. Main St., Tomball, until then. • Relocated partially in October • 1626 S. Cherry St., Tomball • www.reallifetexas.org/on-cherry 10 Hometown Family Medicine The clinic relocated from 425 Holderrieth Blvd., Tomball, and offers services, including general medicine, treatment follow-up and specialized care. • Relocated July 3 • 888 Graham Drive, Ste. 200, Tomball • www.hometown-medicine.com

16 Magnolia’s Hometown Family Dentistry On Oct. 8, Magnolia’s Hometown Family Dentistry celebrated five years of providing dental care to adults and children. • 7030 FM 1488, Ste. 200, Magnolia • www.dentistinmagnolia.com 17 Chick-fil-A The fast-food chicken restaurant reopened Sept. 19 after renovations to expand its drive-thru. • 14314 FM 2920, Tomball • www.chick-fil-a.com

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Government

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Vehicle inspection to no longer be required in Texas by 2025 the program requirement in 1976. According to the professionals

Beginning in 2025, Texas drivers will no longer need to get their vehicles inspected. The framework On Aug. 5, Gov. Greg Abbott signed House Bill 3297 into law, which eliminates mandatory vehicle safety inspections for noncommercial vehicles. Drivers must still pay the annual inspection fee of $7.50 but will no longer need to take their vehicle in for inspection prior to registering it. If a vehicle was not previously registered, drivers will pay $16.75 instead and won’t be required to pay the $7.50 fee for the next registration year for the same vehicle. The 17 Texas counties that require annual emissions tests—including Dallas, Harris and Travis counties, along with several counties around Austin, Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston—will continue to do so. Only 13 other states have mandatory vehicle inspections since the federal government ended

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While proponents—such as state Rep. Cody Harris, R-Palestine, who filed the bill—have argued mandatory vehicle inspections are unnec- essary, one vehicle inspector said he worries doing away with the requirement could put drivers’ safety at risk and threaten the survival of his business. “I just think it defies logic,” said Larry Harris, owner of Larry’s Auto Inspection in Houston. “If nobody is making sure the vehicles are safe, there’s going to be some unsafe vehicles on the street.” Larry Harris said he was particularly concerned about people being able to drive without their steering wheel, brakes or tires up to standard. Community Impact reached out to several state representatives from its coverage areas, but they declined to comment.

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Redevelopment coming for vacant Luby’s At its Oct. 2 meeting, Tomball City Council unanimously approved an alcohol variance for 28750 Hwy. 249, Tomball—the site of a vacant Luby’s restaurant—which will allow for alcohol sales within 300 feet of Tomball ISD’s prekinder- garten center. In its presentation to council, BCS Capital Group, which owns the property Luby’s sits on, shared conceptual design plans that propose redeveloping the building to accommodate up to three new restaurant tenants. Diving in deeper According to the Oct. 2 agenda packet, BCS Capital Group is proposing three tenant spaces at:

Magnolia’s 4B Corp. initiates parks plan At its Oct. 12 meeting, the Magnolia Economic Development 4B Corp. approved a professional services agreement with Burditt Consultants LLC, which will develop a parks master plan. In a nutshell According to the agreement, Burditt Consultants LLC will be paid $72,000 for: • Conducting inventory of existing city- owned parks and properties and identify- ing conservation opportunities • Compiling information on demographics • Evaluating recreation program and budget • Gathering input Development of the plan will take around 10 months, according to the agreement.

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Additionally, BCS Capital Group is proposing three outdoor patios of various sizes. “The plan is to utilize the area that we’re at,” BCS Capital Group’s David Kreston said during the meeting. “We’re at the Four Corners of Tomball; we’re at the entrance to the city. And so our vision is something similar to a Creekside[-area development]—where you have the restaurants; you have the play area where kids can play, where people can sit outside, enjoy their food and drink and have a family-friendly atmosphere.”

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Tomball purchases property for possible City Hall site Tomball City Council approved the $2.4 million purchase of approximately 2.6 acres at 810 W. Main St., Tomball, during a special meeting Oct. 9 for a possible site for a new City Hall, Mayor Lori Klein Quinn said. The gist Oct. 2, Tom Condon, the city’s Realtor with Colliers International, said during the meeting. Klein Quinn said the building on the property will be razed.

“The reason for this purchase is ... that could be a future City Hall to move onto Main Street and expand. We are out of space, and so that is the pur- pose of this, and there would be lots of meetings to discuss if this will work,” she said.

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Education

BY EMILY LINCKE

Tomball ISD attendance boundaries to be redesigned • West Elementary School in 2024-25 • West Intermediate School in 2025-26 • Intermediate School No. 5 and Tomball West High School in 2026-27 What to expect

Boundary rezoning process • Oct. 11-22: Community feedback and questions were submitted online through ThoughtExchange. • Oct. 25: The first committee meeting of campus principals and one parent per campus was held. • Week of Oct. 30: Maps, committee information and a survey will be posted online. • Nov. 8: Community members will be able to provide feedback at a listening tour at Tomball Memorial High School’s auditorium at 5:30 p.m. • Nov. 15: A second listening tour will be held at 5:30 p.m. at Tomball High School’s auditorium. • Dec. 4: TISD’s committee will meet again. • Week of Dec. 11: Boundary maps, committee information and a survey will be posted online. • Jan. 8-9: New attendance boundaries will be proposed to the board of trustees, which will consider approval.

On Oct. 10, Tomball ISD administrators out- lined the process for evaluating the attendance boundaries of all 23 campuses, which they aim to redesign by early January. What’s happening “This process will review all attendance boundaries in the district,” TISD Chief of Staff Amy Schindewolf said. “That doesn’t necessarily mean that there will be a change to every atten- dance boundary in the district. It just means that every attendance boundary will be reviewed, and feedback will be gathered.” The boundary reset will help with student population growth, which is forcing some TISD campuses to be near capacity or will cause them to exceed capacity, TISD Chief Operating Officer Steven Gutierrez said. According to TISD, four additional schools— funded by the district’s 2021 bond—are expected to open in the coming school years:

The planned timeline for the boundary rezoning included community feedback submitted online Oct. 11-22, and the first committee meeting of campus principals and one parent per campus held Oct. 25. Additional listening tour meetings are scheduled this fall to gather input from community members before new attendance boundaries are brought before the board in January for consideration. Administrators’ timeline has some flexibility, Schindewolf said in response to questions from trustees, but presenting the boundaries later than February would not be ideal due to West Elemen- tary’s scheduled opening in fall 2024.

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Jordan Blake joins Magnolia ISD board The Magnolia ISD board of trustees voted Sept. 11 to appoint Jordan Blake to Position 7, which was left vacant in August after 11-year trustee Chuck Adcox stepped down. Blake will serve the remainder of his term, which ends in May. What else? According to his biography, Blake is a 2002 graduate of Magnolia High School and has two daughters attending MISD schools.

Tomball ISD staff update Creekside-area plans After receiving a feasibility study from archi- tects, Tomball ISD leaders recommended against building a planned $54.6 million intermediate school at the Creekside Park Junior High property on Oct. 10 to relieve elementary schools in the Creekside area. Current situation The study examined whether the planned inter- mediate school could be built at Creekside Park Junior High instead of at the Tomball Innovation Center after the district received backlash from Creekside-area parents in April. Jim Ross—TISD’s director of projects and devel- opment for 2021 bond projects—said the architect’s feasibility study found: • The intermediate school would “significantly crowd” CPJH’s building.

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• Outdoor activities at CPJH and the interme- diate school would experience “significant limitation.” • Traffic issues would be created on Creekside Green Drive. • The site has limited utility capacity that may not be sufficient to serve two schools. • Drainage issues would require additional under- ground detention. • Permitting would be difficult and expensive. “We’re out of time,” Ross said. “I won’t be able to get [the intermediate school] built if we don’t move on.” No action was taken during the meeting.

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Bachelor’s degree in music education from Furman University Master’s degree in music education in instrumental music from Florida State Previously a district ne arts administrator for Flour Blu ISD in Corpus Christi

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Tomball ISD welcomes new ne arts director Tomball ISD welcomed Paulette Tomlinson as the ne arts director July 3 following the retirement of the previous director, JD Janda, at the end of the 2022-23 school year. This interview has been edited for length and clarity. What have been your priorities so far? My priority for this entire rst year is building relationships with the people I work with. So, I need to learn about Tomball, and I need to learn how Tomball does things. Then the other thing that we’re getting o the ground right now ... is our mariachi program. We

Salazar-Zamora] that I would get it o the ground this year, and so we’ve been working on it. Do you have any priorities for the long term? Tomball is growing very rapidly, and what we want to do is make sure that all of our Tomball students have ample opportunities to be involved in ne arts. Fine arts is so good for kids because it educates them as the whole student. If I had my way, every single student ... would be in ne arts for their entire school career. So, my goals are to expand the number of students that we serve and that we reach. ... That means programming or adding new activities or like just increasing the capacity of our existing programs so that they can serve more kids.

are piloting an after-school version of it in hopes of making it a full-edged [University Interscholastic League] competing program. We’re going to pilot that at Tomball High School starting in the spring, and we’ve been laying the groundwork for that. The amount of support that’s here at Tomball for that program is just wonderful, and so I think it’s going to end up being a really great addition to our ne arts programming. Was the mariachi program something that was in the works when you got here? It was in talks. Mariachi is becoming a much bigger program. They have a UIL now, and that’s all pretty recent, within the last couple of years. The thing about mariachi is it’s an opportunity for more students to get involved, and it’s an opportunity for students to learn about another culture or to cele- brate their own. ... I told [Superintendent Martha

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Transportation

BY ANNA LOTZ & LIZZY SPANGLER

FM 2920 construction aimed for 2027 At its Sept. 18 meeting, Tomball City Council took no action on approving a resolution that stipulated the city would pay for the design and engineering costs for the FM 2920 reconstruction project, therefore allowing a second option—the Texas Department of Transportation shouldering those costs—to take effect. Construction on this project is set to begin in 2027, Catherine McCreight, a senior transportation planner with TxDOT, said at the meeting. “We continue kicking the can down the road because we haven’t started design,” McCreight said. “It is paramount that we move forward so that the public can benefit from the funds that have been tied up into this project.” With TxDOT taking on the costs of design and engineering, the city estimates spending $7.8 million on this project instead of $10.4 million, according to the Sept. 18 agenda packet.

Holderrieth Road project on track for Q2 Harris County Precinct 3 is putting down concrete as Holderrieth Road is reconstructed from Hwy. 249 to west of Hufsmith-Kohrville Road to a four-lane concrete boulevard with drainage improvements. What else? The $27.1 million project, which began in March, is on track for wrapping up in the second quarter of 2024, according to Precinct 3 officials.

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How we got here In March, City Council chose its preference for the design of the downtown portion of FM 2920, selecting a raised median near the railroad crossing at Elm and Sycamore streets instead of medians from Pine to Elm streets. The project—spanning from Business 249 to Wil- low Street—was first identified as a need through studies in 2007-08 and 2009, Community Impact previously reported. The goal is better mobility and crash reduction.

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Relief route construction anticipated to begin in March In an update to the Magnolia Economic Devel- opment 4A Corp. on Oct. 12, Montgomery County Precinct 2 Commissioner Charlie Riley said he anticipates construction on the Magnolia Relief Route to begin in March. In a nutshell The Magnolia Relief Route is a proposed four-lane road that will span around the city of Magnolia from Hwy. 249 to FM 1488. In his update, Riley said the design and engi- neering work for the project is done, and the Texas Department of Transportation is purchasing right of way. Riley did not provide a project cost estimate. “So that project will get kicked off about March of next year,” Riley said. “You’ll see actual construction.”

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Development

BY LIZZY SPANGLER

At its Oct. 16 meeting, Tomball City Council approved on rst reading an ordinance to rezone two tracts of land totaling 48.95 acres to a planned development district. Multiuse development The Shoppes at Cottage Green is proposed for the site at Hwy. 249 and Brown Road and will include a mix of retail, restaurant and oce uses; a public plaza and courtyard; and multifamily and single-family homes, according to meeting information. The rezoning request—made by Par Real Estate Holdings LLC and Ron and Amy Haner, who are represented by developer HMF-Americana LLC—seeks to change the property use from a mix of zoning types to a planned development district. A planned development district is a district that accommodates “planned associations of uses developed as integral land use units,” according to the city’s code of ordinances. Multiuse project slated for Tomball

The details

Amenities for residents will include:

According to the agenda packet, the development will include restaurant, retail and oce uses. On the residential side, home options for The Shoppes at Cottage Green will include: • Veranda homes: two-story structures with six attached homes laid out as four one-bedroom units on the rst oor and two two-bedroom units on the second oor • Patio home duplexes: single-story structures with two attached homes • Cottages: single-story, single-family detached houses The development will be located at the northwest tract of land, while the southeast tract of land is set to be used for o-site stormwater detention, according to the agenda packet. The applicant is also drafting a development agreement with the city to use existing city infra- structure to convey drainage from the site, Commu- nity Development Director Craig Meyers said.

A community and tness center

A pool

Two covered porches

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“I see a lot of these [developments]. I think they’re unique; they’re dierent.

A second and nal reading of the ordinance to rezone the land should take place at council’s next meeting Nov. 6. A construction timeline for this development was not shared at the Oct. 16 meeting.

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Development

BY SHAHERYAR KHAN & ANNA LOTZ

More tenants announced for The Grand at 249 More tenants are confirmed for The Grand at 249, the new name of NewQuest Properties’ planned Grand Parkway Town Center. NewQuest acquired the site in the early 1990s, according to an Oct. 9 news release. The land was first cleared in 2016 but has remained vacant, according to previous reporting. Two-minute impact NewQuest was anticipated to deliver sites in October to start construction on the $90 million retail center. As of Oct. 9, leases have been signed or negoti- ated for 96.1% of the 65-acre retail center, includ- ing leases with: • Gringo’s

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Flood basin slated for Willow Creek The Harris County Flood Control District unveiled plans Sept. 27 for a $78.9 million stormwater detention basin project to address flooding in the Willow Creek watershed. The HCFCD did not provide a construction timeline. The background The HCFCD has allocated $45 million for the project from the $2.5 billion bond voters approved in 2018 for flood projects.

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• Milano Nails • Two Pho Nine Asian Fusion • AT&T According to the release, negotiations are underway with eight more tenants. “After decades of waiting and preparation, we couldn’t be more excited to be commencing our project in Tomball. This has been a collaborative effort between our development team and the city of Tomball’s past and current leadership,” NewQuest Managing Partner Steve Alvis said.

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Real estate

Number of homes sold

September 2022

September 2023

Residential market data

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Although the median price of homes increased year over year in most areas of Tomball and Magnolia, the greatest number of home sales took place for homes totaling between $250,000 and $499,999 in September.

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Events

BY JOVANNA AGUILAR

Annual Tomball Holiday Parade The Greater Tomball Area Chamber of Commerce’s 58th annual holiday parade returns, presented by the Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital. The Santa beach bash themed parade spans 2 miles down West Main Street from The Depot to Klein Funeral Home. • Nov. 18, 10 a.m.-noon • Free (admission) VFW comedy night The Article 15 Comedy Tour brings its all-veteran team’s comedy show to the Tomball area. Proceeds will help VFW 2427 with its programs for veterans, service members and their families. • Nov. 18, 7-8:30 p.m. • $20 • Tomball VFW Post 2427, 14408 Alice Road, Tomball • www.vfwpost2427.org • West Main Street, Tomball • www.tomballchamber.org Table Thanksgiving Feast Come to the Table is providing 800 free meals to Magnolia residents who otherwise would not have a Thanksgiving meal. There will also be Christian music, face painting, balloon arts and crafts, a Bible giveaway and a prayer center. • Nov. 23, 11 a.m.-2 p.m.

barbecue cookoff to raise funds and bring awareness to veterans, active military and first responders. The event will have guest speakers, food and craft vendors, a cornhole tournament, a kids cookoff, and live and silent auctions. • Nov. 10, 5 p.m; Nov. 11, 9 a.m. • Free (admission) • Unity Park, 19450 Unity Park Drive, Magnolia • www.tufffoundation.org Fall flavors Teens can visit the teen space in the library to make caramel apples and sample pumpkin spice treats. • Nov. 11, 2-4 p.m • Free • Lone Star College-Tomball Community Library, Second Saturday at The Depot The Tomball Depot Plaza hosts Second Saturday with a Christmas movie favorite, “The Grinch.” Children are encouraged to arrive early to enjoy a scavenger hunt and kid-friendly activities while supplies last. Attendees should bring lawn chairs, blankets and snacks. 30555 Hwy. 249, Tomball • victoria.allums@hcpl.net

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Depot Day Fall Fest To honor National Model Railroad month, The Tomball Depot Plaza will feature Lionel O-scale, Z-scale and G-scale model railroads. The festival’s attractions also include carnival games, a pumpkin patch, festival foods, craft vendors, a kids zone and fall-themed activities. • Nov. 4, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. • Free (admission and parking) • Tomball Depot Plaza, 201 S. Elm St., Tomball • www.tomballtx.gov Tidy Up Tomball event Tidy Up Tomball, a nonprofit organization founded this year to address the rising waste issue in Tomball, is kicking off with a community cleanup event. Individuals, groups, businesses and organizations are encouraged to participate. Teams will be assigned to different areas to pick up trash. • Nov. 4, 7-10 a.m. • Free • Tomball Baptist Church, 401 Oxford St., Tomball • www.tidyuptomball.com

December

Deck The Depot tree lighting Deck the Depot Tree Lighting will have a kids zone, train rides, vendors, food and drinks, holiday music, and an appearance from Santa. Children can take a photo with and write letters to Santa. After dark, the mayor will light the decorated Christmas tree. • Dec. 2, 2-8 p.m. • Free (admission and parking) • Tomball Depot Plaza, 201 S. Elm St., Tomball • www.tomballtx.gov The Magic of Christmas Parade of Lights The Greater Magnolia Parkway Chamber of Commerce is hosting a lighted holiday parade starting at the Magnolia Junior High School. Anyone interested in entering a float in the parade can register online. Registration is available through Nov. 10. • Dec. 2, 5:30-9 p.m. • Free • Unity Park, 19450 Unity Park Drive, Magnolia • www.greatermagnoliaparkwaycc.org

Tomball toy fest and collectibles bazaar Comix Cafe and Texas Time Warp Collectibles are holding a toy festival. The festival includes outdoor and indoor vendors who will be selling comics, toys, trading cards and other collectibles. • Nov. 18, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. • Free (admission) • Comix Cafe, 27620 Business 249, Ste. A6, Tomball • www.comix.cafe

Families Feeding Families 2023 Families Feeding Families is holding its 13th annual event to provide a complimentary Thanksgiving meal to those in need. There will also be free haircuts, kids activities, flu shots, vision screenings for children under age 6 and goodie bags for the first 500 people in attendance. • Nov. 22, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. • Free • Salem Community Center, 22601 Lutheran Church Road, Tomball • www.familiesfeedingfamilies.net

• Nov. 11, 5:30 p.m. • Free (admission) • Tomball Depot Plaza, 201 S. Elm St., Tomball • www.tomballtx.gov

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TOMBALL PARKWAY 28595 Tomball Pkwy (281) 290-7810 SPRING STUEBNER 6603 Spring Stuebner Rd (281) 288-0239

THE WOODLANDS 10491 Kuykendahl (281) 681-9110 GOSLING ROAD SPRING 24527 Gosling Rd (281) 516-9404

Parks plan outlines $758M for projects From the cover

How we got here

What you need to know

Following redistricting in 2022, Harris County Pre- cinct 3 encompasses 555 square miles including 4,200 acres of parkland and 3,400 acres of greenway—the most of any precinct countywide. To maintain and improve upon the precinct’s existing green space and prepare for anticipated population growth, Precinct 3 ocials began working on a parks and trails master plan in 2022. As part of the master plan, Precinct 3 ocials completed an outreach phase to assess the needs and desires of the community, which included six meetings and an online survey conducted last fall. “Thank you to the residents who took time to provide us feedback,” Ramsey said. “They know their parks and trails better than anyone, so we’re con- dent in the information incorporated into the plan.” The parks and trails master plan assesses both cur- rent and future needs for the area’s parks and trails network. The analysis will inform the recommenda- tions process that has a baseline framework for the next 30 years, according to plan documents.

Lewis said. “We’ve really outgrown the courts.” The county’s plan also recommends 57 miles of trail projects totaling $125 million, the majority of which aim to build upon the existing Spring Creek and Cypress Creek greenways with a greenway project along Willow Creek also proposed. “I can just imagine a [Spring Creek] trail that extends from Kingwood to Tomball,” said Jill Boullion, executive director of the Bayou Land Conservancy, which focuses on land conversation in the Lake Houston watershed. “I think Willow Creek has really been overlooked. I really feel like … millions of people will use [the greenways] every year; it’ll be amazing.”

Recommendations for the Spring service area include new facilities, natural features and renovations, per plan documents. Specic costs for projects were not provided. In Tomball, adding tennis and pickleball courts at Burroughs Park and converting the basketball court to tennis and/or pickleball courts at Matthews Park is recommended. Tomball resident Ellen Lewis said she believes there’s not enough pickleball courts to meet demand. She said she began playing with a group in May at city-owned Juergens Park, and nightly attendance has tripled since. “The coolest thing about this sport is we’re playing with grade school kids, high school kids, all the way up to people in their 60s,”

Spring service area recommendations*

Cost breakdown

Number of projects

Long-term projects (20+ years): 2 Medium-term projects (10-20 years): 25

Precinct 3 service areas • Existing parkland: 1,102 acres • Existing greenway: 46 acres • Population growth by 2045: +131% Cypress service area • Existing parkland: 779 acres • Existing greenway: 1,456 acres • Population growth by 2045: +59% Spring service area • Existing parkland: 778 acres • Existing greenway: 0 acres • Population growth by 2045: +294% Crosby service area • Existing parkland: 1,572 acres • Existing greenway: 1,911 acres • Population growth by 2045: +95% Humble service area

Natural parks features: $2.65M Park renovations: $21.38M New parks facilities: $20.15M

Short-term projects (less than 10 years): 40

Total: 67

Total: $169.18M

*TOMBALL PROJECTS ARE INCLUDED IN THE SPRING SERVICE AREA.

Tomball-area parks & trails projects

1 100 Acre Wood Preserve*: relocate parking lot; add covered benches and a restroom; extend trails 2 A.D. Dyess Park*: develop more sports elds; add parking and playground 3 Burroughs Park: add playground, covered pavilions, tennis/pickleball courts, a covered basketball pavilion and outdoor covered tness gym; build community center; add parking 4 Kickerillo-Mischer Park Preserve: install a larger pavilion; extend trails; add a restroom 5 Mathews Park: convert basketball court to tennis and/or pickleball courts; install tness stations around trail; replace playground 6 Spring Creek Greenway: extend trail from The Woodlands to Lone Star College-Tomball 7 Willow Creek: create a new greenway corridor connecting neighborhoods to Spring Creek Greenway *PROJECTS ARE INCLUDED IN THE CYPRESS SERVICE AREA. MOST TOMBALLAREA PROJECTS ARE INCLUDED IN THE SPRING SERVICE AREA.

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