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Mobility. Redevelopment. ImprovementsSouthwest Houston
Redevelopment Authority / TIRZ 20
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Mobility. Redevelopment. ImprovementsSouthwest Houston
Redevelopment Authority / TIRZ 20
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Mobility. Redevelopment. ImprovementsSouthwest Houston
Redevelopment Authority / TIRZ 20
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Mobility. Redevelopment. ImprovementsSouthwest Houston
Redevelopment Authority / TIRZ 20
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Mobility. Redevelopment. ImprovementsSouthwest Houston
Redevelopment Authority / TIRZ 20
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Mobility. Redevelopment. ImprovementsSouthwest Houston
Redevelopment Authority / TIRZ 20
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Mobility. Redevelopment. ImprovementsSouthwest Houston
Redevelopment Authority / TIRZ 20
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Mobility. Redevelopment. ImprovementsSouthwest Houston
Redevelopment Authority / TIRZ 20
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Our Purpose: To attract new investment and redevelopment through public infrastructure and facility improvements in an area that extends from Westpark Tollway to the Willow Waterhole.

Since TIRZ Creation:

$2.5 billion

increase in taxable value

$90 million

has been funded in projects to date

Our Purpose: To attract new investment and redevelopment through public infrastructure and facility improvements in an area that extends from Westpark Tollway to the Willow Waterhole.

Since TIRZ Creation:

$2.5 billion

increase in taxable value

$90 million

has been funded in projects to date

Project Highlights

  • T-2004

    A park and greenspace facility that includes a 120 acre-feet detention basin, multi-use trails, playground area, fitness equipment, Vietnam Veterans War Memorial, and associated parking, located at Country Creek Street and Club Creek Drive.  This project was jointly funded by the TIRZ, City of Houston and Harris County Flood Control District. This project was recently completed in 2023 and the park is open to the public.

  • T-2008

    This project includes a 3.12-mile concrete CenterPoint Trail parallel to S. Gessner Rd between Westpark Tollway and Southwest Freeway connecting to the Brays Bayou Greenway Trail. The project is divided in three phases, Phase I consists of the area between Sands Point Drive to Beechnut Street and Phase II consists of Beechnut Street South to Brays Bayou Greenway.

  • T-2010A

    The project consists of the reconstruction of the Harwin Dr. & S. Gessner Rd. Intersection to improve traffic mobility and pedestrian safety in the area.

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