Transportation
BY JAKE MAGEE
Egret Bay Boulevard lane closures due to water line project
Lanes of FM 270, or Egret Bay Boulevard, in League City closed beginning Sept. 8 due to a water line installation project. The closures are expected to last until early November. What’s happening? The closures, which were set to begin two weeks prior on Aug. 28, are due to crews installing a new water line across the road and Clear Creek. Workers are installing 17,730 linear feet of a 36-inch water line to provide an alternative connection from the Hwy. 3 Booster Pump Station to the South Shore Harbor Water Storage and Booster Pump Station. This line will improve water supply to the city’s east side by providing a third crossing of Clear Creek, city o cials said. Some context Two northbound lanes are closed from just south of the Clear Creek Nature Center to
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Henderson Avenue, just north of the bridge. Tra c has been recon gured to two northbound lanes, two southbound lanes and a shared turn lane. Sidewalks and crosswalks along a portion of Davis Road have been recon gured to guide pedestrians away from the construction. The bottom line The work and lane closures are expected to wrap up around the rst week of November.
Lanes of FM 270, or Egret Bay Boulevard, in League City closed beginning Sept. 8.
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