Bamore Road Preliminary Engineering and Final Design
From US 59 to US 90A/SH 36/SPUR 529
Rosenberg, Texas
The scope of this project includes planning, alternative analysis, preliminary engineering, preparation of schematics, Phase I environmental
site assessment, surveying, ROW mapping, geotechnical investigation, drainage (hydrology and hydraulics), public involvement, and
agency coordination.
The project also includes preparation of plans, specifications, and estimates (PS&E) to include ROW
acquisition, geotechnical investigation, roadway and drainage design, utility relocations, surveying, TxDOT coordination, and construction
management services. The project extends from US 59 to FM 1640/Spur 529 on the west side of the
Client
City of Rosenberg
Completion Date
2008
Project Cost
$6.5 million
It includes widening existing Bamore Road from 2-lane open ditch roadway section to a 4-lane concret curb and gutter boulevard section
with storm sewer, from US 59 to Klauke Road, and a 3-lane concrete curb and gutter section with an underground storm sewer system
from Klauke Road to US 90A/SH 36/SPUR 529. The roadway improvements include ROW takings, and coordination with various drainage
systems (Dry Creek, Seabourne Creek, and Brazos River).
The $6.5 million project was 80% funded by the City of Rosenberg and
20% by Fort Bend County, and designed to connect to TxDOT roadways. The project includes 100 feet wide of ROW along the 1.7-mile
long corridor. The project is planned to be developed to connect to TxDOT On-System highway and FM roadways.
City of Rosenberg in Fort Bend County.