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Energy Corridor
Medical Center
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Rice University
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General Areas
Downtown: 17 minutesEnergy Corridor: 27 minutesGalleria / Uptown Park: 18 minutesGalveston: 32 minutesMedical Center: 13 minutesMuseum District: 12 minutes
Attractions1. Battleship Texas: 23 minutes2. BBVA Compass Stadium: 14 minutes 3. George R. Brown Convention Center: 14 minutes4. Kemah Boardwalk: 26 minutes5. Minute Maid Park: 14 minutes6. Moody Gardens: 37 minutes
7. NASA Johnson Space Center: 16 minutes8. NRG Stadium: 9 minutes9. San Jacinto Monument: 22 minutes10. Toyota Center: 13 minutes
Universities 11. Rice University: 20 minutes12. University of Houston: 13 minutes 13. University of Houston Clear Lake - Main Campus: 17 minutes
TransportationGeorge Bush Intercontinental (IAH): 33 minutesEllington Field (EFD): 6 minutesMetro Light Rail: 9 minutesPearland Regional (LVJ): in PearlandPort of Freeport: 58 minutesPort of Houston Authority: 20 minutesPort of Houston: 29 minutesWilliam P. Hobby (HOU): 11 minutes
• Current City Limit: 48.31 square miles
• Current Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ) : 20.62 square miles
• Total Pearland area: 68.93 square miles
• Population - including ETJ: 142,240 Source: U. S. Census and City of Pearland Building Permits, County GIS data
• Pearland ranked first in the state of Texas among the top 50 retail markets in average annual retail sales growth from 2006 to 2011.
• Pearland is one of six cities (Houston, Sugar Land, Baytown, Conroe, Pasadena) in the Houston MSA that are among the state’s top 50 retail markets.
• Pearland Town Center is the largest regional center with 700,000 square feet. Built in 2008, it is a mixed-use “lifestyle center” including retail, office and apartments.
• Pearland’s crime rate has declined dramatically since 2000. The property crime rate is down 37% and the violent crime rate is down 24% -- a reduction better than the national reductions of 24% and 20% respectively.
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME :Source: 2015 US Census/American Community Survey
$97,209 PEARLAND
$55,653 STATE OF TEXAS
AVERAGE HOME SALE PRICE :Source: 2015 HAR/MLS
$259,400
EDUCATION - HOLD GRADUATE OR PROFESSIONAL DEGREES :Source: 2015 US Census/American Community Survey
15.4%
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE :Source: 2015 US Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Survey
3.5% PEARLAND
5.3% NATIONAL
EARNED COLLEGE DEGREES - BACHELOR’S DEGREE OR HIGHER :Source: 2015 US Census/American Community Survey
48.6%
RESIDENT SATISFACTION : Residents feel the quality of life in their neighborhood and in Pearland overall is good or excellentSource: City of Pearland 2015 Citizen Survey
85%
PROJECT NAME PROJECT LIMITS PROJECT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATED TOTAL
1 SH 288 Toll Lanes (by TxDOT) US 59 to CR 58 Develop four toll lanes and new 610 interchange, direct connect to beltway. $801 million
2 McHard Road Extension Mykawa Road to Cullen Parkway Extension of four-lane roadway divided with concrete curb and gutter $43.5 million
3 Mykawa Road Widening Orange to McHard Expansion from a two-lane roadway to four-lane divided with concrete curb and gutter $43 million
4 Hughes Ranch Road (CR 403) Cullen to Smith Ranch Road Reconstruct existing two-lane roadway to four-lane roadway undivided with concrete curb and gutter $36 million
5 Bailey Road Expansion Veterans to FM 1128Expansion from a two-lane roadway to four-lane roadway divided with concrete curb and gutter, underground drainage, street lighting and landscaping
$32.4 million
6 Old Alvin Road Widening Plum Street to McHard Road Reconstruct existing two-lane roadway to four-lane roadway undivided with curb and gutter, underground drainage and sidewalks $11.2 million
7 Max Road Expansion Hughes Ranch to Reid Blvd Expansion of exisiting two-lane roadway to four-lane roadway divided with concrete curb and gutter $9.9 million
8 Smith Ranch Road Expansion (CR 94) Hughes Ranch to Broadway Expansion of exisiting two-lane roadway to four-lane roadway divided with concrete curb and gutter $6.9 million
9 Orange Street Reconstruction Main Street to Schlieder Drive Reconstruct existing roadway with a concrete curb and gutter, underground drainage and sidewalks $6 million
10 Fite Road Extension Veterans to McLean Extension of roadway undivided with concrete curb and gutter $5 million
PROJECT NAME PROJECT LIMITS PROJECT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATED TOTAL
1 Green Tee Terrace Trail Broadway to Hughes Ranch Road 10' hike and bike trail with amenities $4.2 million
2 Independence Park Phase 1 Located at 3919 Liberty Drive
Phase 1 improvements include a reorientation of the entry into the park, relocation and replacement of the existing playground, improvements to electrical & lighting along with minor architectural details in the existing pavilion, restriping of the basketball court, and construction of additional parking, a small stage and sloped earthen berm type amphitheater and more.
$4 million
3 Centennial Park Phase 2 Located at 3219 McLean RoadPhase II of Centennial Park includes the demolition of the existing soccer fields, the construction of two new lighted softball fields, the installation of a new picnic pavilion and additional parking for the complex.
$2.8 million
4 Shadow Creek Ranch Trail Kingsley Drive to Kirby Drive 10' hike and bike trail with amenities $1.9 million
5 Trail Connectivity Phase 2 Centennial Park to Independence Park 10' hike and bike trail with amenities $1.74 million
6 Trail Connectivity Phase 3 Main Street to Old Alvin Road 8' hike and bike trail $885,000
TOP PARKS PROJECTS
TOP 10 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS
GENERAL AREASDowntown Houston: 17 minutes
Energy Corridor: 27 minutes
Galleria / Uptown Park: 18 minutes
Galveston: 32 minutes
Medical Center: 13 minutes
Museum District: 12 minutes
TRANSPORTATIONGeorge Bush Intercontinental (IAH): 33 minutes
Ellington Field (EFD): 6 minutes
Metro Light Rail: 9 minutes
Port of Freeport: 58 minutes
Port of Houston Authority: 20 minutes
Port of Houston: 29 minutes
William P. Hobby (HOU): 11 minutes
UNIVERSITIESRice University: 20 minutes
University of Houston: 13 minutes
University of Houston Clear Lake - Main Campus: 17 minutes
Our Capital Improvements Plan has $545 million of projects within the next five years. The vast majority, $311 million, is for needed water and wastewater improvements. Those needs are repaid by users of the systems, from the City’s Enterprise Fund that operates as a business, charging rates to ensure the fund is self-supporting. For the remaining $234 million, $169 million is for new street widening or extensions across Pearland. Improving quality of life is also a key driver in the City’s 2017 Budget. Improvments planned for two City parks total more than $6 million. Additionally, residents can expect to see improvements in Independence and Centennial Park in the coming years.