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Consultants present draft comprehensive-plan and major thoroughfare updates; drainage, wastewater and street priorities flagged
Summary
Consultants for the City of Manvel presented draft updates to the comprehensive plan and the major thoroughfare plan, highlighting drainage and flood resilience projects, a new wastewater treatment plant, water-system capacity options, and proposed changes to planned roadway alignments and classifications.
Consultants for the City of Manvel presented draft updates to the city’s comprehensive plan and major thoroughfare plan at the Planning & Zoning Commission’s May 27 meeting, flagging major infrastructure needs and proposing adjustments to future roadway alignments.
Consultants and scope: Jennifer Mack of Keating Keast Collaborative introduced the team; James Andrews of ARC Engineers summarized water, wastewater and drainage findings; Gary Mitchell (project manager) discussed the big-picture growth-capacity implications and transportation priorities; and Alfonso Morales discussed specific map alignment changes in the draft major thoroughfare plan.
Water and wastewater priorities: James Andrews said Manvel’s water system is in a strong position and has earned a “superior” rating from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. The city is investing in elevated storage and SCADA upgrades and evaluating partnerships with…
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