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Feasibility report finds FM 1097 tract suitable for future campus; recommends routing of county thoroughfare to avoid bisecting site
Summary
An engineering feasibility study presented June 24 found a 73.5-acre tract on FM 1097 largely suitable for a future Montgomery ISD campus and recommended the district work to avoid a planned thoroughfare alignment that could bisect the site.
Sledge Engineering presented a feasibility study June 24 on a potential Montgomery ISD land acquisition along FM 1097. The report evaluated topography, floodplain, utilities, environmental and cultural resources and potential costs to prepare the site for development.
Key findings
- Size and layout: The parcel totals about 73.5 acres; Sledge estimated roughly 9.5 acres are in FEMA-regulated floodplain, leaving an effective developable area of about 64 acres without floodplain mitigation. The property includes a creek that bisects the site. - Use suitability: The consultant said the tract can reasonably accommodate most campus types (elementary, intermediate, middle or specialty campus) and district…
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