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POPULATION PROJECTIONS The city of Fulshear combined with its extraterritorial jurisdiction—or unincorporated surrounding area— has a projected population of almost 78,000 people in 2028. U.S. Census Bureau data showed 16,856 residents lived in the city of Fulshear in 2020, exceeding projections by about 800. SOURCE: POPULATION AND SURVEY ANALYSTS COMMUNITY IMPACT NEWSPAPER 50K 40K 30K 20K 10K 0
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for the area’s eventual planned annex- ation, according to the Texas Pub- lic Policy Foundation, a nonpro t, nonpartisan research institute. PASA predicts Fulshear will gain about 1,640 residents per year, on average, for the decade following 2019. Comparably, its ETJ will gain about 3,321 residents per year, on average, during that same time. Herman Rodriguez, Fulshear’s direc- tor of economic development, said the city of Fulshear has the fastest resi- dential growth in the Houston area. He said the city’s location also o ers eco- nomic support, driving growth. “Fulshear nestles itself around the strongmicroeconomies ofwesternFort
Bend County,” he said. “These solidify an economical force that craves subur- ban amenity-driven lifestyles.” Fulshear Mayor Aaron Gro pre- dicted the biggest hurdle will be man- aging expectations while balancing rapid residential growth with Ful- shear’s small-town charm and increas- ing infrastructure needs. “[The biggest hurdle is] always going to be managing that growth,” Gro said. “It’s a balancing act between property owner’s rights and people’s ood [and] drainage concerns. I think the biggest ... [challenge] is just man- aging expectations as we continue to build.” CONTINUED ON 26
As the city of Fulshear approaches its 200th birthday in 2024, the area is experiencing rapid residential growth. According to spring 2020 projections by demographic rm Population and Survey Analysts, the Fulshear area’s population is expected to more than double between 2019 and 2028—jump- ing from 31,861 residents in the city and its extraterritorial jurisdiction, or ETJ, to 77,651 residents in 2028. The city of Fulshear covers more than 11 square miles, but its ETJ—or the unincorporated area where Fulshear extends its legal power beyond city lines—includes about 40 square miles. Cities regulate their ETJs to prepare
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Ranch Road, Katy, in December. The drive-thru coffee chain serves 11 states. According to its website, the specialty beverage chain prides itself on its speed, quality and service. The menu features specialty coffee, smoothies, teas, freezes and a nitrogen-infused cold brew java. www.dutchbros.com 5 Mayweather Boxing + Fitness , the group fitness experience combining immersive training with boxing legend Floyd Mayweather’s techniques, recently opened a new location in Richmond. The gym opened at 22377 Bellaire Blvd., Rich- mond, on Jan. 22, according to a Nov. 23 announcement. Class options include 45 and 60 minutes that use state-of-the-art smart screen technology to project Floyd’s image throughout the duration of the class. The Richmond location marks the brand’s expansion throughout Houston and Texas. Based in Los Angeles, the gym has over 50 locations open or in presale across the United States. www.mayweather.fit COMING SOON 6 Crunch Fitness Katy officially delayed its opening to March. The gym fran- chise was originally supposed to open in December at 1550 Mason Road but had to postpone due to permit delays. The gym offers personal training as well as classes, such as Pilates, spin, yoga and zumba. 281-886-8383. www.crunch.com 7 Pho Binh is expected to open during the first week of February at 25621 Nelson Way in Katy. The Asian restaurant specializes in pho, a traditional Vietnam- ese noodle soup. Pho Binh has additional locations throughout Houston, including
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NOWOPEN 1 Clean Juice Morton Ranch had its grand opening Jan. 8. Located at 2811 W. Grand Parkway N., Katy. The shop sells sandwiches, smoothies, salads, toasts, cold-pressed juices, acai bowls, juice shots and wraps, as well as having a kids menu. The franchise has multiple locations across the country. This location is owned by Melissa and Josh Bonesteel. 713-532-9322. www.cleanjuice.com
2 Happy Lemon celebrated its grand opening Nov. 27. Located in Katy Asian Town at 23119 Colonial Parkway, Ste. C10, Katy, the bubble tea shop offers fruit teas, fruit smoothies, milk teas, lemon slushies and classic brewed teas. Happy Lemon also sells original, chocolate and matcha flavors of bubble waffles. The store, founded in 2006, plans to open locations across the state, including Dallas, Houston, Austin and San Antonio. 281-665-7430. www.happylemonwest.com
3 Kokio Chicken had its grand opening Nov. 18 at 9006 S. Fry Road, Ste. C, Katy. The restaurant chain serves unique flavors of wings, including honey bee, garlic and orange chicken, as well as sides of waffle fries, onion rings, coleslaw and spicy rice cakes. It also has multiple locations in California. www.kokiochicken.com 4 Dutch Bros Coffee , an Oregon-based coffee chain founded in 1992, opened its first Katy-area location at 22719 Morton
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Bellaire, the Galleria and the Heights—as well as one opening soon in Montrose. 832-437-9486. www.phobinh.com 8 Russo’s New York Pizzeria & Italian Kitchen will be opening two new loca- tions this spring. The Houston-based fast-casual pizza brand is set to open one location in Katy and one in Richmond, according to a Jan. 5 announcement. The Katy restaurant will open at 22723 Morton Ranch Road, while the Richmond location is still in the works, according to the announcement. The Katy location will open in a new fast-casual footprint in a 2,200-square-foot space with an open kitchen design, a large outdoor patio and restaurant capacity near 120 guests. In addition to its typical offerings, the restaurant will offer new menu items, including truffle garlic knots, prosciutto burrata pizza, truffle mushroom pizza, truffle burrata gnocchi and bruschetta, served alongside craft beer and Italian wines. www.russosfranchise.com Rustika Cafe and Bakery is expected to open a location in Katy sometime in May. The bakery did not have an exact address as of press time. There are four other locations in the Greater Houston area, including in Houston, Sugar Land, League City and Friendswood. The cafe serves items such as cakes, crepes, pancakes, French toast, omelets, pies and empana- das. No phone number was available as of press time. www.rustikacafe.com EXPANSIONS 9 The Cane Island Community in Katy has expanded its lineup of homebuilders to include Chesmar Homes, a Texas based
homebuilder. A Dec. 15 news release from Cane Island states Chesmar will be build- ing new homes in the gated community. Along with the new homes being built, a new elementary school will also serve Katy ISD, as previously reported by Com- munity Impact Newspaper . The communi- ty is located west of Grand Parkway and north of I-10. 281-800-5360. www.caneisland.com ANNIVERSARIES 10 Seismique , a technology-fueled experiential art museum in Houston, cel- ebrated its first anniversary Dec. 26. The museum opened last year at 2306 S. Hwy. 6, Houston. Seismique is an interactive ex- perience filled with immersive exhibits and displays designed to entertain and inspire guests. The museum features 40,000 square feet of art and is described as the “art experience of tomorrow.” Seismique creator Steve Kopelman said he wants Seismique to serve as a “pandemic pan- acea”—a place where visitors can transport themselves to another realm and find creative inspiration through the artistic manifestation of 40 exhibits. 346-202-6006. www.seismique.com 11 August & Ivy will celebrate its one-year-anniversary Feb. 2. The boutique is located at 903 Ave. D, Stes. A and B, Katy, and sells handmade jewelry, candles, wax melts, kitchen and bath decor, artisan glass, home decor, skin care and vintage rodeo clothing. The store also offers a website where visitors can view items that are for sale at the store. 832-913-6605. www.augustandivyllc.com
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and the loss of these lands threatens the well-being of people and wildlife,” said Mary Anne Piacentini, president and CEO of the KPC, in the press release. “Protected lands, such as the newly protected properties on the Katy Prairie Preserve and in Matagorda County, serve our community by keeping land in agriculture, linking current generations to natural heritage and connecting people to nature.” 713-523-6135 www.katyprairie.org
On Jan. 10, the Katy Prairie Conservancy announced the
preservation of an additional 965 acres of land, adding onto 30,127 acres of land the organization has already conserved. O cials with the nonpro t land trust said these acres of land will be protected from future commercial development. The new 965-acre preservation is split into two di erent areas. There are 159.82 acres located in Waller County containing 90 acres of agricultural wetlands adjacent to other protected lands. The remaining 804.5 acres are a donated conservation easement located in Matagorda County. The acquisition will eventually serve as a place for educational programming, research and recreation, according to the release. “There is an urgent need to conserve land in the Greater Houston area, as growth is consuming the coastal prairie, 12 Balanced Foods celebrated its one-year anniversary Jan. 17, located at 7109 Katy-Gaston Road, Ste. 600, Katy. The health food store sells ready-made, healthy meals that customers can take on the go. Customers can order individual meals, family meals and snacks online from the website. 281-256-4117. www. balancedfoods.com
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3 Eezo Home Design 24515 Katy Freeway, Ste. 500, Katy 240 597 6404 www.facebook.com/eezohomedesign LIQUOR STORES SMOKE SHOPS 4 Big Bottle Liquor Store at Katy Reserve 1708 Spring Green Blvd., Ste. 190, Katy 832 437 5934 www.facebook.com/fortbendliquor
5 Glass City Vape and More 29641 Highway Blvd., Ste. 200, Katy 832 437 3356 6 Imperio Wine & Spirits 25824 Clay Road, Ste. D, Katy 346 387 9243 www.facebook.com/imperiowinespirits 7 Katy Wines and Spirits 5901 Highway Blvd., Ste. B, Katy 832 437 7787
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346 257 4239 www.boricuasbakery.com $ 18 Howdy Homemade Ice Cream 20920 Katy Freeway, Ste. S, Katy 713 425 2224 www.howdyhomemadekaty.com $ AMERICAN 19 Big City Wings 22762 Westheimer Parkway, Katy 281 665 3302 www.bigcitywings.com $$ H K 20 Cherry Block Craft Butcher + Kitchen 5305 Highway Blvd., Katy 346 257 4566 www.cherryblockbutcher.com $$ 21 Frenchy’s Chicken 3810 N. Fry Road, Katy 281 206 7617 www.frenchyschicken.com $$ 22 Gauchos Do Sul 902 W. Grand Parkway S., Katy 832 953 2398 www.gauchosdosul.com COMING SOON 2022 23 Howdy Hot Chicken 1473 Mason Road, Katy 832 974 4850 www.howdyhotchicken.com $ 24 JLB Eatery 5815 Franz Road, Katy www.thejlbeatery.com COMING EARLY 2022 25 John 17:3 414 W. Grand Parkway S., Ste. 120, Katy 281 665 3988 www.john173.us $$ 26 Katy Crossing Icehouse 5733 Second St., Katy www.facebook.com/katycrossingicehouse COMING SOON 2022 27 Kokio Chicken Katy 9006 S. Fry Road, Ste. C, Katy 281 396 4121 www.kokiochicken.com $$ 28 Lim’s Chicken 1215 Grand West Blvd., Ste. C4, Katy 281 717 8176
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hurdles needed to be cleared before H GAC or other planning organiza- tions can begin discussing funding allocation. “It’s going to take a fair amount of time for [all of the funding announce- ments] to work their way through their processes before we start seeing that,” he said. Once the new appropriations bill makes its way through Congress in 2022, Raborn said H GAC plans to get public input into future transporta- tion planning in the spring. H GAC is updating the region’s four-year, 10-year and 25-year transportation plans, which will receive input from the public and local governments before informing the state of the prioritized projects to receive funds. Raborn said updates could be complete by the rst and second quarters of 2023. He said it is too early to tell how much of the funding the Greater Houston area will receive and which projects will be allotted funds. Susan Lent, an adviser to the city of Houston, said the city might be a candidate for a $1.4 billion grant for weather preparation projects, a $250 million congestion relief pro- gram and a $3 billion railroad grade crossing elimination program. Construction could begin soon
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President Joe Biden signed the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act into law Nov. 6, provid- ing funds for projects nationwide. Texas is expected to get about $35 billion of that funding, while existing federal aid programs will receive an in ux of $265.4 billion over ve years, according to Chandra Bhat at The University of Texas. Craig Raborn, transportation director of metropolitan planning organization Houston-Galveston Area Council, said Houston-area entities will have 11 new grant programs to apply for. Raborn said the bill’s broad scope will increase funding to programs, such as the Surface Transportation Block Grant, which is seeing a 24% increase in funding. “It’s a big bill; there’s a lot in it,” Raborn said. “And so it’s going to take a lot of time for agencies like ours to nd and match the pieces to the needs they have.” Raborn also highlighted new programs that could target resiliency and ood control as areas of interest, such as the PROTECT Program, which provides up to $8.7 billion to help reinforce surface transportation routes and evacuation routes. However, Raborn cautioned that other federal funding and regulatory INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT IN HOUSTON The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act will boost federal programs and open new ones Houston-area entities can apply for.
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Hwy. 36A moves forward Political redistricting will allow for new perspective on Hwy. 36A, o cials said. The project will connect Port Freeport in Brazoria County through Fort Bend County and into Waller County. It will be broken down into two segments, Hwy. 36A South and Hwy. 36A North, with I-10 serving as the divider. Both projects will be added to the Houston- Galveston Area Council Regional Transportation Plan in 2022. Timeline: TBD Cost: $2.4 billion (H-GAC estimate) Funding source: TBD
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LCISD growth brings 18 schools BY SIERRA ROZEN Lamar CISD is expected to see a large amount of growth in the upcoming years, catalyzing 18 new campuses in the next decade, o cials said. Most recently, the district opened Fletcher Morgan Elementary School on Jan. 4, located at 32720 FM 1093, Fulshear. Construction for the school was completed Nov. 29. Students were mainly pulled from the northwest area of the district, where students typically would have been zoned to Huggins Elementary School in Fulshear. The district also expects to complete construction on Maxine Phelan Elemen- tary School on July 8. The school, at 23551 Baker Hill Drive, Richmond, is sched- uled to open in August. Morgan Elementary School cost approximately $30.2 million to build, while Phelan Elementary School cost almost $32.6 million. Both projects were funded by LCISD’s 2017 $445.5 million bond, according to the district’s website. The district has a student population of 40,168 across its schools, said Sonya Cole-Hamilton, chief communications o cer for the district. According to Popu- lation and Survey Analysts’ February 2021 report, the district had been estimated to have 39,171 students by the 2021-22 school year, proving the district is growing beyond expectations. PASA estimates that by the 2030-31 school year, the popula- tion will have risen to 65,409, an estimated 67% increase. LCISD Superintendent Roosevelt Nivens said he has seen large amounts of growth in the Fulshear area, attributing it to new commercial and retail developments. “If you drive down Texas Heritage Parkway, [all you see is] they’re moving dirt
ESTIMATED STUDENT POPULATION PASA’s February 2021 report showed an estimated large amount of growth in LCISD’s student population over the next ten years.
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Harris County Flood Control District nears biggest spending year yet BY HANNAH ZEDAKER HARRIS COUNTY Three years MAKING PROGRESS
Katy approves $33M for mobility Katy City Council approved $33 million in transportation funding from the Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County and Katy Development Authority funds for a series of nine transportation projects at its Jan. 10 meeting. Of the funds, $23.05 million will come from the city’s agreement with METRO, with $10.47 million coming from cash funds. The rst projects will begin in early 2023. Master plans progress Katy city o cials are working to adopt multiple planning documents in 2022, such as a master parks plan and an updated comprehensive plan. The new comprehensive plan will replace the existing document, which was drawn up in 2001. The new plan will act as a development guide for the next 20 years. O cials said they are looking to adopt a master parks plan in the fall. Boardwalk plans continue At a Jan. 13 State of the City event hosted by the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce, city o cials said the Katy Boardwalk District has continued progressing throughout the pandemic. In 2021, Boardwalk Lofts—the residential element of the project— opened, with a second complex set to start in the summer. The development’s hotel and convention center is still in the design phase. Other developments include the 110- acre Katy Court Planned Development District, which will house commercial and residential lots when complete.
Since Hurricane Harvey hit the Texas Gulf Coast in 2017 and Harris County voters passed a $2.5 billion ood bond referendum in 2018, the Harris County Flood Control District has: Initiated 181 of 181 projects, 19 of which are complete
after work began on projects outlined in the Harris County Flood Control District’s $2.5 billion bond program, Deputy Executive Director Matt Zeve said 2022 may be the district’s biggest spending year in its history. “We had a 10-year plan, and the way things are mapping out, …we should be done with pretty much everything by early 2029,” Zeve said. “But the vast majority of our spending is happening now.” A majority of that spending will come from completing three federal ood damage reduction projects this year along Brays, Hunting and White Oak bayous—each of which costs more than $100 million, Zeve said. In addition to those projects, HCFCD o cials will submit preliminary ood plain maps in late January to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which will issue the preliminary ood insurance rate map in the summer. Brian Edmondson, project manager for HCFCD’s Modeling, Assessment and Awareness Project, or MAAPnext, said the new rates could take e ect in 2024. The nearly $30 million e ort, which began in January 2019, will be the rst time the entire county’s ood plain has been remapped since 2001. In mid-December, HCFCD o cials also completed the Phase 2 feasibility study of constructing an underground tunnel in Harris County to divert oodwaters, Zeve said. However, the results will not be released to the public until sometime in 2022.
Received $1.35 billion in partnership funding Completed 667 buyouts with 645 additional buyouts in process
Authorized $578 million in bond funds
In 2022, Harris County residents can look forward to the following accomplishments by the Harris County Flood Control District: LOOKINGAHEAD
Completion of Brays, Hunting and White Oak bayou federal ood damage reduction projects
Public release of Phase 2 ood tunnel feasibility study
Public release of preliminary ood insurance rate map
SOURCE: HARRIS COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT COMMUNITY IMPACT NEWSPAPER
debt the county can take on. “Even if we had $100 billion instead of $2.5 billion, we can only go so fast at a time,” Zeve said. “We would love to have all that money because then we’d know we can do what we need to do. But all of our projects take a certain amount of time.” With or without another bond, Zeve said the HCFCD’s budget needs will continue to grow to pay o bond debt and maintain new infrastructure. “Every time we build a new project, we have to take care of it, and every time we have to take care of it, that costs more money,” he said. As of mid-December, the county administrator’s o ce was still searching for a new HCFCD executive director. Alan Black will continue to serve in this capacity in the interim.
“We briefed all of the members of Commissioners Court on the results of that study and we got a wide variety of reactions,” Zeve said. “Because of that, we’re not in a place where we can release the results of the tunnel study just yet.” Future projects Outside of the 2018 bond program, the HCFCD received $250 million from FEMA in December to fund sediment removal across eight watersheds over the next ve years. In 2021, HCFCD o cials also com- pleted 10 watershed planning studies, which identi ed new projects. While Zeve said some elected county o - cials have mentioned the possibility of a second ood bond program, that will depend upon howmuch more
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