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R2019-076 2019-03-25 RESOLUTION NO. R2019-76 A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Pearland,Texas,authorizing the City Manager or his designee to enter into a Reimbursement Agreement between the City and the Pearland Economic Development Corporation; and an Agreement between the City, Blue Ridge Transportation Group, LLC and Pearland Municipal Management District No.2, associated with the SH 288 Corridor Aesthetic Improvements Project. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PEARLAND, TEXAS: Section 1. That certain Reimbursement Agreement by and between the City of Pearland and the Pearland Economic Development Corporation, a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and made a part hereof for all purposes, is hereby authorized and approved. Section 2. That certain SH 288 Aesthetic Improvement Project Agreement between the City, Blue Ridge Transportation Group, LLC and Pearland Municipal Management District No. 2, a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit "B" and made part hereof for all purposes, is hereby authorized and approved. Section 3. That the City Manager or his designee is hereby authorized to execute and the City Secretary to attest the Reimbursement Agreement and the SH288 Aesthetic Improvement Project. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this the 25th day of March, A.D., 2019. .:::=J46711 Tais TOM REID MAYOR ' ATTEST: A•LAN NG L' 4 .,e T Cj Y SE -ETARY APPROVED AS TO FORM: na,„: DARRIN M. COKER CITY ATTORNEY Resolution No. R2019-76 Exhibit "A" REIMBURSEMENT AGREEMENT SH288 AESTHETIC IMPROVEMENTS CLEAR CREEK TO BW8 HARRIS COUNTY SECTION h This Agreement is entered into this)day of March, 2019, by and between the CITY OF PEARLAND, TEXAS (hereinafter "City"), and the Pearland Economic Development Corporation (hereinafter "PEDC"). WHEREAS, the PEDC is a Type B economic development corporation, created pursuant to Chapter 505 of the Texas Local Government Code, as amended; and WHEREAS, the Pearland Municipal Management District No. 2 (hereinafter, "District") has approved a SH288 Corridor Master Improvements Plan (hereinafter, "Plan") consisting of a beautification strategy to implement long term aesthetic improvements intended to support the Pearland 20/20 Strategic Plan's goal of enhancing the appearance of the SH288 Corridor in order to sustain its economic prosperity; and WHEREAS, the PEDC has entered into a contract for the design of aesthetic improvements along the SH288 corridor that are consistent with the Plan. WHEREAS, Blueridge Transportation Group, LLC (hereinafter, "BTG") is constructing mobility improvements along SH288 within the Harris County portion of the City of Pearland (hereinafter, "BIG Project") and the City desires to construct/fund certain aesthetic improvements along SH288 within the City of Pearland; and WHEREAS, the aesthetic improvements are generally identified as consisting of hardscape and softscape improvements (hereinafter, "Aesthetic Improvements"); and • WHEREAS, the aesthetic improvements may include: brick pavers, power washing and painting of bridges, walls, rails, columns, sloped concrete rip-rap, barriers, culverts, gantry structures and light foundations, irrigation sleeves, landscaping, irrigation, and gateway signage as described in Exhibit "A"; and WHEREAS, the City and District desire construction of the Aesthetic Improvements, separate from and ata later date than the BTG Project, and whose agreement to set forth their respective responsibilities with regard to the use of City Funds and installation, ownership and maintenance of the Aesthetic Improvements is addressed in the Multi- party Agreement (City of Pearland Resolution No. R2019- (Q ) approved by the City of Pearland on Marche, 2019 ; and WHEREAS, the District desires to maintain the Aesthetic Improvements; and WHEREAS, the City desires to construct the Aesthetic Improvements; and WHEREAS, Section 501.103 of the Texas Local Government Code (hereinafter"Code"), in pertinent part, defines the term "project" to mean "expenditures that are found by the board of directors to be required or suitable for infrastructure necessary to promote or develop new or expanded business enterprises, limited to: (1) streets and roads, rail spurs, water and sewer utilities, electric utilities, or gas utilities, drainage, site improvements, and related improvements; (2) telecommunications and Internet improvements . . ."; and WHEREAS, Section 505.303 of the Code, allows for the cost of the project to include the maintenance and operating costs of the project; and WHEREAS, the PEDC desires to fund the open space Aesthetic Improvements; and WHEREAS, the PEDC approved funding the Aesthetic Improvements at its February 28, 2019 Board of Directors' meeting; and WHEREAS, City and PEDC entered into a Reimbursement Agreement (City of Pearland Resolution No. R2016-164) on September 12, 2016 for the PEDC to fund the SH288 Corridor hardscape improvements in the Brazoria County portion of the City of Pearland. WHEREAS, City, Brazoria County and District,entered into an Interlocal Agreement for SH 288 Corridor Enhancements (City of Pearland Resolution No. R2016-164) on September 27, 2016 for the construction and maintenance of the hardscape improvements located in the Brazoria County portion of the City of Pearland. WHEREAS, City and PEDC desire an . agreement to set forth their respective responsibilities with regard to the Aesthetic Improvements. WITNESSETH: NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing premises and other good and valuable consideration the receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, it is hereby agreed as follows: 1. Subject to the City entering into a multi-party Agreement with BTG, the City shall enter into a contract to construct the Aesthetic Improvements shown in Exhibit "A" attached hereto. 2. City shall obtain competitive line item bids in accordance with Local Government • Code Chapter 252 for the construction of the Aesthetic Improvements which may be bid in phases. City shall review the bids and award a contract to the respondent offering the best value to the City within ninety (90) days.. City reserves the right to reject any and all bids for the construction of the Improvements. PEDC must approve the bid, and any change order that exceeds 1% of the bid. Following award of the bid by City, City shall cause construction of the Improvements to commence within 90 days ("Commencement Date"), and shall cause the 2 Improvements to be completed in accordance with the plans and specifications within a reasonable period of time. 3. City shall on a timely basis submit, to the PEDC, invoices submitted by the contractor selected to construct the Improvements. PEDC shall, within ten (10) days following receipt of an invoice pursuant to this section, review and approve the invoice payment for payment to the contractor constructing the Improvements. 4. The estimated construction cost of the Aesthetic Improvements is approximately $2,097,775, as itemized in, Exhibit "B" attached hereto. PEDC shall fund an amount equal to the actual cost of the Aesthetic Improvements, which shall be paid to City in installments or a lump sum amount. The timing and amount of the payment shall be determined at sole discretion of the City, but in no event shall the total payments exceed the actual cost of the improvements. 5. The initial term of this Agreement shall be for a period of twelve (12) months, commencing on thebay of March 2019, and may be renewed as needed until the Aesthetic Improvements are substantially complete. 6. This Agreement may only be amended, modified, or supplemented by written agreement and signed by both parties. 7. No assignment by a party hereto of any rights under or interests in this agreement will be binding on another party hereto without the written consent of the party sought to be bound; and specifically but without limitation moneys that may become due and moneys that are due may not be assigned without such consent (except to the extent that the effect of this restriction may be limited by law), and unless specifically stated to the contrary in any written consent to an assignment no assignment will release or discharge the assignor from any duty or responsibility under this Agreement. 8. Nothing herein is intended to supersede or waive any City ordinance or regulation pertaining to such construction. 9. Whenever possible, each provision.of this Agreement shall be interpreted in such manner as to be effective and valid under applicable law, but if any provision of this Agreement is prohibitive or invalid under applicable law, such provision shall be ineffective to the extent of such provision or invalidity, without invalidating the remainder of such provision or the remaining provisions of this Agreement. 10. This Agreement shall be construed and enforced in accordance with and governed by the laws of the State of Texas. 11. To accomplish execution of this Agreement, it may be executed in multiple counterparts. 3 12. The Parties agree that any suit arising out of or related to this Agreement shall be filed in Brazoria County Texas.. 13. All notices which are required or may be given pursuant to this Agreement shall be in writing and shall be sufficient if delivered personally or by first class mail, postage prepaid, return receipt requested, or by a nationally recognized courier, to the parties and their attorneys at the addresses set out below.or such other addresses as the parties or their attorneys may hereafter notify one another: If to City: City of Pearland Attn: Clay Pearson, City Manager 3519 Liberty Drive Pearland, TX 77581 If to PEDC: Pearland Economic Development Corporation • Attn: Chairman 3519 Liberty Drive, Suite 300 Pearland, TX 77581 Notice delivered in accordance with the terms hereof shall be effective upon receipt. In witness whereof, the parties have hereunto set their hands and signatures on the date first above mentioned. • PEARLAND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION a Texas noon-� rofit corporation By: Brandon Dansby Chair 4 CITY OF PEARLAND, a Texas nicipal corporation By: Clay'earso , City Manag: TTEST: ��„ ��►,,,�� 4 Y g L ng icof. ity Secretary ''/,►III I I O``\ 5 Exhibit A Aesthetic Improvements Renderings 6 cen, 1- - -- s` _ ' r.1 511 a 1171.101C4,1•11. 1111113111 mrontt twuKitOd. iJM.1N :tixnmu .Zs4BAV/11381V S1N3V310tld/111B3SONY1 � r: �' '11) � :; llOddf1S:00 9N1H33NION3 esZ NONOD. >121V10 • fill, fI, . II, 11 fly :TI " ', i f , f , , ' --- I, if'I 1111 1111 r t II I ' ; I .•, l4 I` epolulutan xa l N off uodne� _ 1I. 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':.:,,, 4, j' 41 ::ii ti v .I.,::: :!I' '"\C4\l, ' ' l .,,,' ,• .• /. /, ( 1 P ? 7 (' ` ti, r vI J s • J l te '• , ! ! �r -. —` SS/ I1 )j � y ..='s'•• f'.,�,, _ _ _ }r(6 L • Exhibit B Aesthetic Improvements Itemized List • City Contracts: • General Conditions/Site Prep $ 206,600 • Pear Sculptures Entryway Signs/Columns Lighting/Electrical/Street Lights/Traffic Signals $ 85,000 Painting & Power Washing $ 200,000 Landscaping $ 985,155 Irrigation $ 365,000 Ponds/Drainage/Fountains/Fill Pavers/Curb/Sidewalk/Barriers/Paving/Formliner $ 38,640 Demolition Landscape Architect& Engineering soft costs 10% Contingency $ 167,380 Total $ 2,047,775 City Estimate: - $2,047,775 PEDC Contracts: • • Construction Phase Services - $50,000 PEDC Estimate - $50,000 Total Construction Estimate - $2,097,775 AGREEMENT This Agreement for SH 288 Corridor Enhancements ("Agreement"), is entered into this 'Z4" day of , 2019, by and among the CITY OF PEARLAND, a home rule municipality incorporated under the laws of the State of Texas hereinafter called the "City", the BLUERIDGE TRANSPORTATION GROUP, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, acting by and through its duly authorized officials, hereinafter called the "Concessionaire", and PEARLAND MUNICIPAL MANAGEMENT DISTRICT NO. 2, a municipal management district and political subdivision of the State of Texas, hereinafter called the "District", may hereinafter be referred to individually as a "Party" and collectively as "Parties". RECITALS Whereas, Transportation Code, Chapters 201, 221, and 361, authorize the State of Texas through the Texas Department of Transportation ("TxDOT") to construct, maintain, and operate a system of streets, roads, and highways that comprise the State Highway System; and Whereas, SH 288 is part of the State Highway System and a portion of which is located in the City and District and serves the residents and businesses of the City and the District; and Whereas, Government Code, Chapter 791, and Transportation Code, §201.209 and Chapter 221, authorize TxDOT to contract with municipalities and political subdivisions; and Whereas, TxDOT has entered into an agreement with the Concessionaire (the "Comprehensive Development Agreement") to implement Managed Toll Lanes on SH 288 from the Harris county line at Clear Creek to SH59, a portion of which is included in the City of Pearland, ("Concessionaire Project"); and Whereas, the District was created by Senate Bill No. 863, Acts of the 83rd Legislature, Regular Session, to be codified as Chapter 3867, Texas Special District Local Laws Code, and governed by Chapter 375, Texas Local Government Code, (collectively, the "Act") for the purpose of providing services and improvements to the District; and Whereas, the District has approved a SH 288 Corridor Master Improvements Plan (hereinafter, "Plan"), attached hereto as Exhibit "A", consisting of a beautification strategy to implement long term aesthetic improvements intended to support the Pearland 20/20 Strategic Plan's goal of enhancing the appearance of the SH 288 Corridor in order to sustain its economic prosperity; and Whereas, TxDOT has entered into an Advance Funding Agreement, attached hereto as Exhibit "B", with the District for voluntary construction and maintenance of long term aesthetic improvements in State ROW along the SH 288 corridor; and Whereas, the aesthetic improvements are generally identified as consisting of brick pavers, power washing and painting of bridges, walls, rails, columns, sloped concrete rip - rap, barriers, culverts, gantry structures and light foundations, irrigation sleeves, landscaping, irrigation, and gateway signage, as further described in Exhibit "C" (hereinafter, "Aesthetic Improvements"); and Whereas, the City desires to construct the Aesthetic Improvements, separate from the Concessionaire Project, from Clear Creek north to the Beltway 8 frontage road, and the City and District desire to set forth their respective responsibilities with regard to the use of City and District funds associated with the installation, ownership and maintenance of the Aesthetic Improvements; and Whereas, this Agreement is entered into pursuant to the authority of the Interlocal Cooperation Act, V.T.C.A. Gov. Code Sec. 791.001 et seq. WITNESSETH NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants, agreements and benefits to the parties herein named, it is hereby agreed as follows: SCOPE OF THE PROJECT A. The scope of the Aesthetic Improvements to be constructed by the City is as depicted in Exhibit "C" attached hereto. B. Concessionaire and TxDOT will be provided the opportunity to review and approve the construction plans the Aesthetic Improvements prior to the City advertising the improvements for bid. II. CONSTRUCTION OF THE IMPROVEMENTS A. City shall contract for construction of the Aesthetic Improvements to furnish all labor, equipment, and incidentals to provide for installation of the improvements as described herein in phases. City will verify location of all utilities and toll project improvements within the project area. City will provide fulltime daily inspection of all installation work performed and any testing services as may be required to ensure that the work is accomplished in accordance with the approved construction plans. City or City's contractor will submit for approval to TxDOT a traffic control plan and provide, erect and maintain barricades, signs, and traffic handling devices as necessary to protect the safety of the traveling public and in accordance with TxDOT Traffic Control Plan Standards and the Texas Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. B. Concessionaire shall have no obligation to construct the Aesthetic Improvements. C. Concessionaire agrees to provide City at least 60 days written notice of when City may commence construction of the Aesthetic Improvements: a. Brick pavers in the median under the bridge overpass as the U-turn schedule allows; b. Irrigation and landscaping in the medians between the toll lanes and main lanes, prior to the toll lanes being opened to traffic; c. Powerwashing and painting of hardscapes prior to the toll lanes being opened to traffic; and d. All other proposed Aesthetic Improvements. III. OWNERSHIP AND MAINTENANCE OF THE IMPROVMENTS A. Following construction of the Aesthetic Improvements, the Aesthetic Improvements will be owned by TxDOT and subject to the lease by and between TxDOT and Concessionaire entered into pursuant to the Comprehensive Development Agreement. B. District shall maintain the Aesthetic Improvements in accordance with City standards for Aesthetic Improvements, as provided in Exhibit "D". Other than as may be required by the Comprehensive Development Agreement, Concessionaire shall have no obligation to maintain the Aesthetic Improvements. C. District and Concessionaire shall obtain City approval before removing any Aesthetic Improvements; provided, that the Concessionaire shall have the right to remove any Aesthetic Improvements without providing notice to, or obtaining the prior approval of, the City to the extent any such Aesthetic Improvements are not in compliance with the applicable requirements of the Comprehensive Development Agreement or otherwise interfere with the operation of the Concessionaire Project. D. District shall maintain insurance, at replacement value, for the Aesthetic Improvements. E. City shall provide water to District for irrigation and maintenance of the Aesthetic Improvements. F. City shall provide electricity to the District at its contracted rates to the District through separate meters. City will invoice District on a semi-annual basis for District's electrical consumption, or more frequently as determined in the sole discretion of City. G. After construction of the Aesthetic Improvements, the Aesthetic Improvements will be owned by TxDOT, subject to the requirements of this Agreement and subject to the lease entered into by TxDOT and Concessionaire pursuant to the Comprehensive Development Agreement. IV. CURRENT FUNDS AVAILABLE A. City shall provide all funding for construction of the Aesthetic Improvements. B. District shall provide all funding for the ongoing maintenance of the Aesthetic Improvements as described in section III. C. The City and the District represent that they have appropriated sufficient funds to satisfy their respective obligations under this Agreement. MISCELLANEOUS A. City, District, and Concessionaire recognize and agree that the City, in performance of this Agreement, shall act as an independent contractor and shall have control of its own work and the manner in which it is performed. B. City, District, and Concessionaire shall comply with all applicable laws, regulations and requirements in performance of their respective obligations under this agreement, including the applicable requirements of the Comprehensive Development Agreement. C. Parties recognize and agree that nothing herein shall be construed to create any rights in third parties. Notwithstanding the forgoing, the City and the District agree to take all actions necessary to prevent the placement of any liens on property of the State of Texas in connection with the work contemplated by this agreement. In the event that a lien is placed on property of the State, then the City and the District agree to immediately take all actions necessary to discharge the lien or otherwise have it removed from the property of the State by the posting of a bond or by other suitable method. In the even any such lien is not promptly removed by the City or the District, the City and the District acknowledge and agree that the State may take any and all such actions as may be necessary to remove and/or discharge the lien, including, but not limited to, paying the holder of the lien. In that event, the City and the District agree that they will be jointly and severally liable to the State to pay the State for all costs, fees, and expenses the State may incur in connection with the removal of any such liens. The parties agree that the State of Texas, acting by and through the Texas Department of Transportation, is a third party beneficiary of this contract for the purpose of enforcing the obligations contained in this paragraph V.C. D. Parties agree that no party shall have the right to seek indemnification or contribution from any other party hereto for any losses, costs, expenses, or damages directly or indirectly arising, in whole or part from this Agreement; provided, however, to the extent allowed by law, that the Concessionaire shall have the right to seek indemnification or contribution from the City or the District for any losses, costs, expenses, or damages directly arising, in whole or part from a breach of this Agreement by the City or the District, as applicable. E. Whenever possible, each provision of this agreement shall be interpreted in such a manner as to be effective and valid under applicable law, but if any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause, phrase, work or portion of this Agreement is, for any reason, held invalid unconstitutional or otherwise unenforceable by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct, and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions thereof. F. The Rights and Obligations of this Agreement shall not be assigned without prior written consent of the City, District, and Concessionaire; provided, that the City and the District shall not withhold their consent to an assignment by the Concessionaire of its rights and obligations under this Agreement undertaken as a result of an assignment of the Concessionaire's rights and obligations under the Comprehensive Development Agreement. G. This Agreement may only be amended, modified, or supplemented in writing and subsequently signed and dated by the City, as acted upon by its City Council, the Concessionaire, and the District. H. Upon termination of the Comprehensive Development Agreement for any reason, TxDOT, in its sole discretion, may step into and assume the Concessionaire's rights and obligations under this Agreement (the date of such assumption being the "Assumption Date"). Notwithstanding the forgoing, TxDOT shall have no liability or responsibility for (i) any amounts owed by Concessionaire to the City or District which accrued in whole or in part prior to the Assumption Date or (ii) any damages, claims or losses based on or arising from in whole or in part a breach of or default under this Agreement by the Concessionaire, or based on any other act or omission of the Concessionaire, which occurred prior to the Assumption Date. TxDOT may assume Concessionaire's rights and obligations under this Agreement by written notice delivered to the City and the District within thirty (30) days of the termination of the Comprehensive Development Agreement. Otherwise, this Agreement will terminate, and Concessionaire's rights and obligations under this Agreement will terminate, on the earlier of (i) the date on which TxDOT delivers written notice to the City and the District that TxDOT will not assume this Agreement or (ii) thirty (30) days following the termination of the Comprehensive Development Agreement. The City and the District agree and consent to the assumption by TxDOT of Concessionaire's rights and obligations under this Agreement pursuant to this Section V(H). VI. NOTICES Any notice sent under this Agreement (except as otherwise expressly required) shall be given by electronic mail and written and either mailed, or sent by, or personally delivered to, an officer of the receiving Party at the following addresses: If to the City: Clay Pearson — City Manager City of Pearland 3519 Liberty Drive Pearland, Texas 77581 cpearson(ri�pearlandtx.gov With a copy to: If to the Concessionaire: if to the District: Darrin cotta. -City Atto""ev City of Pearland 3519 Liberty Drive Pearland, Texas 77581 dcoker a remlalndtx._°ov Enrique Martin Blueridge Transportation Group 2636 South Loop West, Suite 310 Houston, TX 77054 enia'-"I'1 t1 2Lf.iiii-r2."2�", Sylvester L. Reeder III - President Pearland Municipal Management District No. 2 cl o Hannah Brook - District Attorney Allen, Eoone. uumphries. Ro!inson, T T Q 3200 Southwest Freeway, Suite 2600 Houston. TX 77027 hthrook a abhr.corli Each person signing below represents that he or she has read this Agreement in its entirety, ;.,^I_Aing 'nv and all attachments and exhibits. understands its terms. is duly authorized to execute this Agreement on behalf of the party indicated by his or her name below and agrees on behalf of said party that the party will be bound by these terms. SIGNED and ENTERED his RT T If:17fZ]C.P T iCp(11?TA 1QXT (;1?Qf rQ ATTEST: day of , 2019. CITY OF PEARLAND Clay Pearson, City Manager ATTEST: PEARLAND MUNICIPAL MANAGEMENT DISTRICT NO. 2 yfv,- er L. Reeder III — President ATTEST: rXk1 '1* A SH 288 Corridor Master Improvements Plan [HIEN?S= PEAR[JiNL.) Pr:ARLANL) SIL NI(:II.11. MANAGEMENT i)LSTR1c:r ?2 PEARLAND BEAUTIFICATION STRATEGY: 288 CORRIDOR MASTER IMPROVEMENTS PLAN APRIL 2014 RREFPl,REO BY: CLARK CONDON I A73 ..SS0C1 TES LANDSCAPE ANL, L r IL Y A N 1 "I -Y C) A NIv! 5 EH I .1 cm, (-I n ccr ni A Tr r jrni 3 tri , r: L 10 LNG i(ii.JE F PKI 9 .) IL; I TABLE OF CONTENTS Project Introduction site Analysis rapnics Existing ConEitions vvo,kafrop 5rj„ni,arleS ✓ esign Inspiration © zas COnRICIDR iannscape Expressions r - z'v ▪ Cl r.5eter P. [ Sculptural Pear Element P. 22 L8u Cor. ttor Rennerings P zo - Lb O PRAairaG AMID CDa i EJ I MAI E Site Breakilown anu Phasiny P z9 371 raniscape Im ro-ements Preliminary Co,t Estim�.te P. 3 1 - ss O „ CRITIOWEEDGEIOIENTS P aJ PEARLAND ^t AUt. ICAIION ST ,ATtbY S-UDY PROJECT INTRODUCTION I"i 12n"°'IIIIC"`i zy_I:II'Y_''i lio:gli! '5=1;1 riffle ices =' lir-' a'i=g _h. G:II( '_rla-a la i!it Si :to re "_iiLilys, i':d t'y t.°n.1 lie bad pli"•' .•_a!':- a'igriil `pail laid' _a.'a-I'e.'ie lia•iiad _lie ei '-s z •ee': i"e' '":"'t h ees : :l -la e: ""alta:.' iii: "ea; a"1_I •li"'ie.' i`ie •i01'1 _a:ah ▪ a''.o. _I'h: ::`. I:i`li•ij n•i-'I'i, La -i " Wi':1= a•i_ "e„li2`l The falh'eiJ yea• "ie `Tha:itli-ii `liiii-:tea' Calipioy la--iii-....1 _h^ i•'a a: ha -i g 'g"1'rll:r'illy Paa=1i"'a.I: laid.-'li?_la=;i_r.'"Cl :1_ -2`-.141'11' a": e _'il.+" lied " _.' =a•iiltatriay. faddy ^ai'ITI l: alis ^f _h= f::_„_ the i,la•ICa i -41e tap-1:'ir area t'i:1 th T :ate of p•a••I'le: i "Ih 1.1' I'h 'I --camp a iI_y 'a ' la ic'ao, a' .SII as 'a CIASA� lah•1:=•1 =lac' C-.:`e:/CI�a' 'Lake Ci =• �_ i•d 91^ G:ilf '_tea: 10 1995 _he P..i'lala E-a•ia•11' ne el I; ae1' na•fY! i'h1 (PEDC). ="i= 'ihli_hed toad ara•_ili 'le elaplle i t_Y=Ir":=a: The PEDC t.i.i_pa"te•la.i �a.,�.o..i= 'liat)!Ilty i.,.: 1•if•.:'':r":a e in' .1•': aid !ll„' a: •el Krla1' V! lai9 C...1!..”. T'ie' E _'•C ilea :1^arh�iac _ ei'e]I` i^i;,•o=^�w'r; -.. CC,' cal, Ida.: aid I 'lpc ::iplaor! ay hratel'i'a_1a•a effi t A Lay ,rat aid a fP'la• It y of _lie Pei"I<:• tt 20/'Q PIiI= tIi a••1'l^• a a.,ia .c CaE:il., I'- ra.i,,.ai1c pr'_h,i... 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F'.d lea:le's'.:p 10 see ihj-ct-'e ;To `euUo"., I . t`:e ripetus o` ceatrig a -l.te' I tap a -e"1ea's ^tau `ol ":e Dist. at, Cla-L Condo". as•etar_et'toie-'e'opPie Beat itircatlo". = •a'�w S':r1 y !'ie ga=l= o' ▪ DeCl�9 C= _a1 -=p Til p'i:o'•"pe 'o" City Gpte•••r;ys y p=i1'_= I ila t':e Cay. • oe:,.lop a =taste" 1.-ip-o-'.•re"its ^Ir: 'o- the h�r'ifl`i_ia 1 = 'Ley iI ="e"io- s alo"lg tie 288 • n__ .l_te —•Llia-:l aial':_el_-•1`a :1e"I`C: ''b"". a9Cl •"aail'i�liJa'iw:: fat f_eLto" tar 1-r"s-c1�"i:5 ill•.e _ �r...�i 11':es v'ji_ "_.iiel._i,o_i .a iiolli Iii., .31'5 a tar' a Vaal :i' •Ili = "EtiC r -Id Cay Stiff. ^..0c!i.E1 B�i' Itlfal aria _lig Chi`rl)e' ^f Califf 'h= naOi iil'taa :vis 1.i -121-2f1 igla a :e•i of ua•';halat. Tha falls•-•iog gyp^ ' ar'lio�: •ham p �'d`c •Ytit• led Na _he xalr_iao fa _h- 222 fe-'ids" Ii1i 1•=p-a..eaaeo.. i'Iii. The ;trer;cj: ; euriider, u;ter�c�l:er:� e.,r; �lelc.e+..;e �I:e ieier;lily of I:I.e.e arse! err.lc ;:u I;cner:ee fec all I:e th.ee.T.P. The me of -e;tie.l .G:.ete.re7, 'I�rg ter 1=7 ,:rri i 10015 Fh�t C.n e%tC1,10: far the 288 C orridor, -•f:rch acts as the major arterial for iha City of Pearljnd. The collection or precedent images -11own here in Fig 1.1 shows ekainples of measurable into section and corridor de-elopmen! Alg 1, I r.ump!rs v(rrurti u city uf prucr'wr urdizr urxincitce fecnurs 'u Creore Cnu'ot e,. dran0, Onu ufenFity EI=agl awn BEAUTIFICATION STRATEGY STUDY SITE ANALYSIS GRAPHICS & EXISTING CONDITIONS It.. 288 Co„ida, *I"ougli Parlaod a...aidr frown 'h. :oii'_haro -id- the Pt-ay8 io«a.e�.•iori for 3.8 i it-:=oii_li 'o CoA -_y mid ``a _h- -it of Vie City li-iiits. Tho . i i. s.a.a of .ha fo..idor is infon:i..-i. Tr ii:h-d cora--t., brok-o -ed g-o•••'h anal iiienipt landscape distact f-oni the ne- and vibrant development flanking both sides of the corridor. Some areas between the access roads and the right-of-way limit are nicely landscaped by adjacent businesses, but much of the undeveloped propert,r along the froutaga noo.ars nsrargrowrl. Remnants of abandoo.d paromaat Ara appar.ut in the largo TXDOT laid pare-ls at th. inters=clines of Broad-ay/FM 518 aed McHard. Th- abrrudaoc- of sigoaga and ola.r.iral pol'L add to !Ire isual elir _ddir_=-o•ially, '_lig co"Ido' pr- .ely Iii: 'io'_I-zoa'li I=: g -oma oi+=ly :epi•=• -d by i li'g- g'"n=Pace bet= -een Vie lanes. "he futu-e toll -oad development for 288 is scheduled to occur in this greenspace which will significantly increase the expanse of concrete. The current aesthetic does not project the image that the City of Pearlaod wishes portray to rasidants aed uisitori no, inLraase th' mark -lability of th- 288 Corridor for d-.,alop.naet. Fig i.hi ru'- --;rc, 'rPf::r)a �rren.' s• --e =1288 Corr do, ',a• 'scope 1- 128. .,n:er Rgr !ro r In the development of a Master Improvements Plan ter the beaetirication or the 288 Corride„ it -ill be nece77cry 6 define eppottenit;e, and ore..: to i ,..ke effecti—e irrprnverre r t. he T..DOT Iona parcel: of the int=.-eetie.- 288 rd Mel -fora .nd 288 oi,a Brc..d-..y/Ftv1 5i8 offer ..n Qpportan;ty 6r .. een:prchcnsirrc, 'sign tort' h.ndsc.pe developi tent th.t would be .pp.rnt to irovclers slang 208. is would olso hove the duo! benefit of visually establisiir g tie roadways of Broadway/ FM 518 anu McHaru as two of the most important gateways into the City. Proactive coordination with TxDOT as the toliway plans are developed ti-oula ae great Uenefil to tf.e beae.tifieatiai: effort, e,pe tally for ..r,y ne:. ve..7trnetien that r :..y be done of inttreh..nge, .nd tollwoy 'Second.. y interscctiuns along the corridor, the linear landscape areas betwee„ tie main lanes and the access roads, anu the areas 'vetween the access roads and the highway rights-of-way limits also offer some opportunity for improvements and increased landscaping along the dor. A car7.p.eher;,i7c ns i.a� ..r;ec plan fes. Lr;d c pe ..nd litter ecru -1;01,1 of ,ham entire 288 Cro, icor -veld Vielp signific.-i;Iy to increase the aesth.tic of this rmporzo,ri ruodway thr,Jogh tlic City. prAgi ANn •ICArION ST'rATEGY SITE ANALYSIS GRAPHICS & EXISTING CONDITIONS Adrive down the 288 Corridor reveals an artificial topography to the driver as the car moves from bridge overpass to natural grad. and back up to the next o»arnass. This uddulatinn creators a SPOSP of "rortieal imus, lama through a li..i°ar Spar. Fho t'a,..l.e aloeg tly, fa .char eao tha* 'h' cadwy Liurally I-o•i=orr•_illy a' th•N B oadu ay/F1a 5J2 awl irate -sections di o the loge, undeveloped TxDOT land parcels. 'e -passes at these two major intersections facilitate "ievrs down into the open spaces. Improvements at these intersections would c'aat. special Wachs rNithio tha P.adaud 288 La^_tiquur». Along •rith ins oacipg the risrral a,nth‘tiV 4 the orrid th.so ,god» L.,o,lld prc,,;d. d.i.,.rs —it a souse of ,.;�ual c --�ctl� aid dof..z.ido: W. RF •praru,,, to ya.n .r,rd h r.,.,,ral r,m,.m.yenr of ,he 258'"^rnd^' gpeITu 'piacion_3hlrnar 1,21:u TO 8ROA1'1WAY/FM 518 SOUTHBOUND 288 APPROACH TO OVERPASS AT BROADWAY/FM 518 w41#i NORTHBOUND 288: APPROACH TO OVERPASS AT 518 SOUTH ROUND 288.. VIEW FROM UNDER BELTWAY 8 I�' EFARI AND 9CAUTIFICATION STRATEGY STUDY SITE ANALYSIS GRAPHICS & EXISTING CONDITIONS CR59 W. BROADWAY • MINIM JSCnVFBY BAY a - -� 1:174 ".:‘i v02 (_O -/^Of he vertical ani horizontal movement of T Highway 288 and the opea space at each of the ma;or cross-st.eet7 :egget the oe-elzppnont ,f Rede. thot -veld oeo.,nt tI. e..porien.e. of eper:ne» ,..rd anelosere, helpi„y to 3of;19 il,t =floc; of ;hc c.p..nsi.c h;gh .,.y. To highlight ;hose r des ..nd s;re.,g;hen ,heir spo ioI de.clopmen;, mass plantings of hoes, shrubs and wildflowers are Imposed. The manipulation of the landform through grading would add drama to these areas with the au'ued benefit of providing detention storage require for the tolla; a'aditions. Th, e7.perieoec of p,..,;ng tl;roegh thcsr. sp..cc3 from thc cross s;rcets, ender thc mrerp,.sscs, provides .ro;herIayor to ;Ite driving cxpericc,e. rigure .. illustrates tie spatial development of the varying landscape components utilized to articulate the sense of openness and enclosure. Light to dark, the three colors in'aicate the increasing height of plant rrtaterial. A :peeifie eornbinotion of plont ;peeie: -veld pro..ide interest by..ryi.-.g form„ tc�.terrc3 nd colors. AFAR! open BEAM (CATION STRATEGY STUDY WORKSHOP SUMMARIES PROCESS Thi= •=t_•dy b'gan •• i_h a t _• of •-'21'k-hop= modr-a''d by Clark Comdata ..s=ociates, ' aiadscape Ar_hi"c's; Watt Buchanan, PEDC; and the Pearland iiiicicipal Management District "2 with the various stakeholders to the project and interest groups in the City to explore ideas and goals for impro»ements to the City Gateways and 288 Corridor. Theses workshops irailudad a City Gat.hrays Workshop, 288 Corridor Workshop, Farland Municipal Management District Board of Directors m-eting and additional co.Ninge •"ith City EI2ff a•id T DOT 'p e-ec_a•_i e:. The information a ei,.ed througl:a.it the --k=hop -a= "I' va: la the de• 'elopement of both he Ci'y Gate --ays aid 288 Cor-idor, thus the do_iiie=tation o` all workshops can be found in both -eports The following pages outline the significant points from each workshop. WORKSHOPS September 26, 2013: City Gateways Workshop Participants: Staff from the PEDC, Cit» of Pearlaod, Keep Pearland 8'autiful, the Paarlaod Cawentior1 and Visitors BuYeau and th= P'rleod Chamh'r of Comeoore. Th' City Gatei••ayn Workshop h"ticip-•Y_= a=PI"'d the c_laarac•.• of 'h= Ci!y and _lie goal' 'he de••elep pent ^--( n'arla=d': Ci_y G=te---ays. Tine folio••• _g=o•aiine-its and ideas emerged from this • a._s'rop: 06seaati=n=: • The citi:eis of ^ea -la -d a -e e• -cited about teir coiarauaity aid =a --e strong ideas about new opportunities and improvements. • Pearland has good proximihr to Houston and the Gulf Coast, the airport and medical center. • The image of Pearland is geueralhr of a nonulatino that is aducalad, and 'ulturally diverse: the City is r onsirlor=d welcoming and affordabl'. • E,nploy,n�q• _.ctors ivrI-d' •ia'dical, NASA, tour!=nes Aad .b„ ao,.rgy sotto. • The groap coa;id " P"ariaud to b' in •h. upp'- ar _a•=muaiti'= in 'h- regi=:, i''s a 'big city •-ith a swan to• --n feel' • 'ea-laiidisthe only town inthewoddwith the name Pearland and citizens identify with the use of the Pear as a logo. The name denotes the agricultural histore of the town, • Gateways should id'atify Farland IQ an appropriate seal.. Designs should blend the old ''ith tine n.,-; the traditional ••'ith the sciod^•o - and :horrid ba tioi^le=r aid cla==i:. • The _ —=h' desig': an '_is'aig gat.=•=r; - ma! papla• Aad !lie=oa:e-isus of opinion is that e_isti•_g signs should be phased out. • Multiple logos for signage and print graphics are being used by different groups such as the City Parks Department, PEDC, KPB and CVB. Tho roosansirs from the group was not to create uo,•, logo, bt to be av,aro of the style and ^lots Oat currently e,.iEt and incorporate them i'ito !he City Gato,.,ay, do,.olopsn'ot October 2, 2013: 288 Corridor Master Improvements Plan Workshop Partieipauts: Staff from the. PEDC and the of P'arl_nd. Th. 288 Carrida' "ai"e I lip a 'tee is ^laa "'a•kaiap pa•'i=ipaats e-plo'ed the --isioi fo- this highway and the goals for its future development. The following comments and ideas emerged from this workshop: Observations • 288 Corridor improvements should create a city 'fraud' - a global i_iage that can be used ,00siCfently °hriaLigho'-i! the City • Tra••elers on 288 should kno_ they a•e passing through P'aiiaad. • Th' aniqueness of the City lam' could 5e used n b -aiding opportunities. • Design should bring together new development and older/rural areas. • Creativity should not be limited but should still be acceptable to Cihr businesses • The seal' shosild ba 'largo; in kiiep ug vitt] the scale of the 288 Corridor. liaap ^ ':ai'ots along !la. 288 Co!. idol dis=ucned to iucluda both herds"ap" and plia_i'ig taln•la•i:. Th ikioe'•aus bridge: along _h' 2°8 Cu-iida• •h-o..g`i ^ea -land c-eate oppo-tunities for a p:)Nverful design state -nem. Underpasses can help set a character for the City and streetscapes as these intersections :an be considered points of entiy to the City Improvements could include upgrades to paving bridge retain ng walls, unipL ie lighting, i3e,ti signals, paters, paiut and special plantings. Elements at intersections. bri'uges and along the corridor could include tiered plantings, TxDOT stan'aartr reforestation, ornamental lighting an special signage. Old 288 e7i1 ramps shot.Id be ren-aed a. partefeerriSerirl:preeer+:ent7..7h-rteore appe1.te1,1t1e7 fen de3ig1., bet :con the :hc ..cce33 1.0,413, .,ccc33 1.v .d, to ahc nigh of - y, ore.5 of e.saing sloped pug ,aeras and other existing e lerents along the cunidor. Design sI ueko Allow for future expansion and be able to connect existing elements to improvements. The triangular open spaces at the intersections of McHard and Broadway/ FM 518 -rith 288 could prowide opportunities for dr-m-tienrrrv-scent:. A :treng I�nd.ecpe pI u;tir:g ▪ ehcrne e..Ie1 prefect pe.itirc, 1..:e.-ak.bkc image. Overfae..d power lines .Jong 288 are eroiglitiy ord rnajor sron,lmission lines or o do.T.lnanr Visr3ol. The p.eference would be to bt.,y lines, alt!oug! ;Re cost may De prohibitive. Consideration of other ideas to help draw eyes away from visual clutter include street light fixtures mole in scale with the community. These street lights r nerd Tenetien a. a de:igr eh 1.n t and LED fi..tere. h.. the..dded benefit of powe1. Long-term 3e,t..in.,biliy of ;.hr project is imporr.,na. Long ierrT, raintenr,nee sa..tegies fa. ffny. Iandscopc plantings irtst0lleu should be considered and defined. Irrigation should be included where neeuei. to maintain plantings. Other points of drsct.ssion indeded coordi.,ation elerne-t: of the 288 Cerrid:':i. HDR Engineering i. urk'ng e1.. the Bro_eri.. Ceenty Section of the t,11 I..ncS 'uctouerz, 2313: Municipal ftllanagement District Master Improventer,ts Plan: Directors Meeting Participants: The attendees of the 288 Municipal Management District Meeting on the Master Ii pre-e.-er:t: Plan: Tla: Director. renting e-plered tl.e 7131ae and gaole ler the deTelepr T.cnt. fending nd rn..inten.,nee of Pr..rl..r.d's 288 Corridor. The follysviny cvmmens .,1..d ide.,s emerged f,orn this ,.orkshop: Observations: • Young professionals working in Houston are the primary growth sector for the Cit,- of Pearland, as the Cit,- i.:orrretirl+e_ •.lied - "beareert. env rne..:ity° • New do;elepmeet i; modern ..rid people ...-c dr..wn 7.o the .1hopping, he.,lrh,ore ..nd naghborhaods available 1.n Prorland. Thr is gaestiun as to wieder tle go.,l for mar!eting the area is more adapted to citizens or visitors • The marketing emphasis is that Pearland is attractive to corporations because of a-ailable land and business-friendl; economic poli,ie:. • Wayfir:ding i. n 17.3e.e n: PeniI& d :treeb h..:e t :v diffcreF3 re: :d r.treet n..mc; often ch ngc r 288. • Idcnrifi..ation 1.3 a comI Pe,nry-wide issue. The east and Cvest orcas of the city me dislin. Lively different witii contemporary vs traditional characters. Comments Informing Design: • 0 -e. -c 11 de:ign ef:areeter 7..h,ef8 be eri:p, clean and trrnefe.:. • Tl:c dr5igr. 3hoe.ld cre..tc ..n r gc for Pe.,rl..nd that is easily identifiable. The i'uentifier of the Pear is distinctive; it sells the idea of warmth and small to -n ce.mmer:it;. The 288 Cerrider e n beeenle o eot..Iy;t Ter fet..re devclep—cr.t 6y creating 1..,port nE ide.dificr; on noral...nd 3oeth end; of 288. C ,nsider rhe snst.,inabiliy of any design options. The group discussed strategies for identifiable features, including the plantings at Greenway Plaza an'u holiiray decorations at The Galleria as examples. Ideas included the use of color in hardscapes, as -ell .e-.e.,..l ehonge..ecf: s. banner: r.nd helidoy deearoton.. Ir. the 7.hert t-rr- r :are frcgr.ard 'wowing, er,rb rep.:/; pier 7...3hing ..nd ar.,3h piekep .J.,ng 288 c..n help to m.prore the Ciy3 i„gage. The g,onp is also tasked to c--nplure funding I ucihods. contributors identified to aid the 288 Co. ridor development could be PEDC, City of Pearland, TxDOT and KPB Octol er 3,.cu13: Review Engineering Plans for zo8 Can Oar Participants: City of Pearland Engineering staff, TxDOT representati-es and Engir:ee_s for 288 Tell -a, cte-elepme„t plan: PL -ns for the dc7clopme,.z of the toll I..nes ..nd 3soci.,7ed ir„prorc, eras .J.,ng The 288 Corridor thn,ogh Pcarl0nd were reviewed and discussed Opportunities for it provements were explored as a part of the two phase tollway development and/or in tandem with the tollway development. The possibilit; of o new. Serpa.: Rt Bre .d7,Qy/FM 518 eee.ld ollem fe de.rg- ir;pet e., hord.e.l.e element. (6) pFagl nrm 8 AUfIFICATION STRATEGY STUDY WORKSHOP SUMMARIES such as bridg. abutments, retaining > 'ells, pa+refs aryl pa it ModifiV_atioras t' T�DOT sigraage are paseibI' October 31.2013; Meeting to Review Ca for 283 Corritor Pa^i-ipao_s: ThDOT laid=cape A•chire,. S'aff Feria h� PED.' wad 'F e Ci•_y of Pei land. -DO' bas a 20' _ 20' guideline fo- the area allowed for typical monurnentation at bridge overpasses. TxDOT is open to ideas from development partners, and implementation is not limited as long as the partner is willing to be respoosihle for ,naitatenai ce. November 13, 2013: Initial Master Improvements Plan Presentation Participants: Staff from the PEDC, Cit,r or Pearland, K..p Pearland Bea„tiful, the Pearland Cou•reoti^u aid Vicit B",reau a^d the Pearland Chamber of Comma•' _ . Cli•k Cai610o Ac:a'iar-c p.e_ei.ed .he �••i•egy E' idy i' the '`_'DC office —here the sta'-eholders and committee members were exposed to the 288 Corridor landscape plans and City Gateway concepts for the first t me. While the meeting was largely informative fa, the audience, it was eptialk, beneficial to the nrng. asst^o ^f the sturdy as a ''hole. C^mments from the meeting included the follo,•rirag: Common._: • De a .plj, he mord='pea aid 'laid' ha •_he City Gate,-ays. Use e�lor t'' help ,•,itb graphite distinction. • 8e-a•'fial _rcing '•randy colors ii boli _lie ga.e•..ay= aid _he = ; Ip., r•e- • '_"or away .e n _.r...he e:•i-e i -'e se .ia� at 8-oadway/FM 5i8; we can i ifluence design decisions if we coordinate early on in the process. • The art sculpture should look more like a pear slice and less abstract. • The pr^jest should ha11e the ability to be broken 'i pha.e:.o be _a•iple.ed February 26, 2014; Final Master Improvements Plan Presentation Participants: Staff from the PEDC, City of Pearland, the Pearland Convention and Visitors B„ reau, the Pearland Chamber of Commerce and the Pearland Muoicioal Management District #2. Clark Condon Associates presen.ed the final design • ption_ based aid nap._ fpre»ia'rc prese•a•alloes wad p,...cip-o• comms Oppo-tu-iities for Jaye -frig and partne-ship were discussed as tactics for leveraging this plan into reality, The final solution was designed specifically so that improvements could be prioritized and allow for eno„ gh 'low hanging fruit' to initiate small br,t impactful changes. The Mester Plara was ierell_recei„ed a' i ttaw raeVt steh is to Aster' i' partnerships, fund ag aid the timeline of the tollroad coos.r,rc.ion before proceeding In a furies, L..el a❑ the de^-ig•i. 12 PEARLAND _Ul 1CAIIQN STRAT_GY S'tDY DESIGN INSPIRATION Pearland is a truly unique place as it is the only City in the world bearing this name; thus the use of the pear form is an important identifier for the City. The pear, and all its inhar.ot propeYties, ,ao be integrated ai]d ropros.rot.d thr^ugh iot.r.stiog natter. s of d.sigo. Th. ••,aru-a of 'inn p.a• acd *_h- cp`r• li.g facia .‘f 'h- argaiii _=_`a`a `Ha' _wild b. iaLo-para'-d i i'= d :Ig=i, LI'id litl'ig, pu-poseful ,a r ='ra ig !.._Cres cao e- o e feelings o' g-owth and -ep•e:e-it the changing City. The rich colors of the pear trees fruit and foliage from spring to fall suggest a palette of warm colors. Tb use of the pear, alogg vith its colors and patt.rus, loan. rornidorod io the rtosigo o{ imp.a.,omoyts r.fl.r-t.d in the Masts Iaipn,rsai.ntg Plac. Ag !.Pi' -'i nw.r- iu.,•••�,^ hoe • :(1,-! �i a`�IIC)CiO•i m.r' '?J r.� .1....L...r fj,�}.�'_III f(I.. ..1�..�. p^-1 IDENTIFY BEA(THFICTION FAMILY THAD-HON PEARS COMMUNITY COMMEHLE TECHNOLOGY LONE C.T.„: CV1- 1-1 r 1311 upd utJt i: YOUNG UNIQUE "LEXIBLr 288 CORRIDOR DESIGN CONCEPTS EFARI ❑ JL :4UT !LA IDN STRATrZY S UDY LANDSCAPE EXPRESSION: ®PTION ONE fad r ni r., .a^1i of ^ran tea. rrp a; sq uarw ».. av 6' SIDEWALK SPECIALTY ROAD LIGHTING GA•EWA" SIGN_GE LOCA''ICN OLEANDER WILDFLOWERS • Mass tree plantings alol: rolling earth form:, harne and enclose the large open spaces at each of the inapt intersection (see figure 2.2) 'he •s=anipulation of the landfoirn odds to the rirarna o` 1,--icl:'ahe :-fide allose rg for -needed site detentio-r '"=e `ke-li Cede : po-e•`c-1 `>ac'xf•op `o• •uai•s t•ei• hId-i'.ri_l_, -olo• `_11 s`.r:e S a -id ::dd"o:•:e• nieador-s, _ .I, r,a..h ar I^: a'=n"io•iL 'YI_f I'i'I:'_ra cpm=til p. rig, i._.e.i.i,.a I,Iarr_= ao-1 Igh'ri;? fo-ri h = hal c•r _ o: a_ 'ie`•; Ir::1(ge afro:a-'i'• o.rld fji-atly o' Ilii cin i=if,acc- . SPECIAL PA"ING MASS TREE PLANTING DETENTION AREAS �nU�V.V lJrr eller S tut 5IUpe5 o/d�.�n,i ba= mass plonringi ohbnder airs atop a roiling bean to create o twkdrop f orfu! pkrn.etg; ono frame The spoc, elogl awn 3i/tut- ICA.ION STRATI GY S' -DY LANDSCAPE EXPRESSION: OPTION TWA 3 - 8' SIDEWALK SPECIALTY ROAD LIGHTING GATEWAY SIGNAGE LOCATION OLEANDER WILDFLOWERS -'`1 V -m Opt os t—o take_ ad -ant -g. of *h- •�qui•�d TROT a. -a: aid ulili•a: 'h. =p o oa a pe•radaoari_ lakes - i•h f' rriraric• fr•_h� io.,�a Log _ham p ^oii_ ri of oi.h r':`-,,c'ro-:. The fou rtai•=s a=d lake would add to "ie seise of a—ival fo- those entering the City of "earland. The excitement and sound of falling water would further enhance the sensory experience of each intersection SPECIAL PAVING MASS TREE PUwrING DETENTION LAKE WITH FOUNTAINS fig 2.4Cmr.! .f. r..wi:n.e_r ern..-i1:deP. ,Lk. m047PO 104 edge fOun(air wilnui the perrnm•ient de. n.Nm. lakes mass pfor tingt of ofro..dkr trees atop 0 rolirg berm to Create 0 borkdre� tco mtetrful 4n.ug, v -d Nene Ole spare EEARI AND BiAUTIr'ICATIGN STRATEGY S-UUY DESIGN CHARACTER Detail components can reinforce the design aestlietir employed throughout a project. Lighting- form liners, special paving, increased planul-g, aid maintenance are being employed as Beta I components fr:r the 288 Corridor, The add=tio-i of appropriately scaled decorative lighting at the Imte-seetioms o' B-oadwayrM 518 and McHard ould iit-oduce a co.phmentary element to further defile the modes a=d Inc -ease safety and ease of travel. ':OO' in the planning phases could alto'-• `oi upg-aded desig= elements at the proposed ■e— de•'etopmiemt at the intersections. The current T140T sta-ida-d `o the -egion is the wave pattern, Which cam 6e seem at the C"_ 59 intersection. A slight •-a"ia'.om frig 2.561 is p-oposed `o- tie 288 Corridor as a possi`-Ie mpg-atle `o- the me— `_-eadwall structure. The applicatio!r o' the customs pattern maintains continuity •-'t: the T:DO Wa a the -e but separates Pearland as a di:tim-ti -a place to li-e. Imc-ease'' plam'iig at the t. --o miain inte-sections land 'o m ed_-cetl le --el at secomda-y `ntersections] would hall= _a fig=1g'ii'a the:. :paces a5 ii.po-tamt a-eas. Sp-.`ial pa -a"= 11 Vie media -is aid u-ider the overpasses o Ild Ail i f': `ha-mc'e" through Vie use of colo- 111 olo111 pi_'_a'm [ gig '.ioj. Side'-•alks should be added '� i ip'a a p=tla=' lim :a'aty aid emcou"age alte-mate of sa Wea i alapatl i. - :a_ i=m=. la-ge g-or!ps o` iltlflo a'- -omlii 6a abided a'- :_-i'-tlgi- I•i_'aacad ma: a ia__a i r :mo_ i ig imtl Ia`_e" 'emio' al iild i iip o 'li= app=a-am_a amtl ismage o' the City = hold. ig 2.5b2 vAtrPwarmh i r Fist ZSo Sun,Pit,o fn, a of Ip*Ma, ftp #,Ss SCULPTURAL PEAR ELEMENT IFhe pear was the inspiration for a uramatic sculptural form to Ele user! alo.ig the 2B8 Corridor. This -ertiea! 'ort pc,ae' :: p.opvse8 to or ploe.d in o pent. of 9h, o. e..eh ;lde, vier the two key i„;eree;ion; of Brood .may/FM 518 .rid M.H.rd. Thi3 signoiGre scalpz re can be a d,a, nails, memorable and identifying feature for all travelers along the Pea dam” corridor. The propose sculpture souk oe a metal clad frame that is internally lit to :pe. -ease the 7isibility a.8 prrrei.,erree of .,ight. Tl:e,e 1velptarJ from, are mc,..nt to c7,pre9; the p.agre» of the Ci;y ,cll as i,; ii/Voa, r, ,raai;iDr, ar,d special Hart. tit .2. Ab.v... r-.r-.ultur� <rrlc.r- r-fere•'R .w cn SU/r_ h,_fe PEAR! ❑nln 8 AUI 'CAIRN STRATEGY STUDY INTERSECTION AERIAL RENDERINGS MASS TREE PLANTING OT WILDFLOWER MEADOW GRAPHIC SIGNAGE WTI MMI=TOI I I AWLS 1:13-k fig 214 alt IttNik•f.Uto of ;irrAldo•a AM SRS mo i p3 - --f Ifflmsz I Fir! ri INC Orr/ANDER 5PECIALI RumEMI"i IMO WIEUITIlvvEFI101E41111ry FEAR bLULP 1 ORt EXISTING LANES FUTURE TOLL LANES -- EFARI AND 9=AUTIFICATION STRATEGY STUDY INTERSECTIONS AND UNDERPASSES WILDF+ O�^!Eg M'ACIOW SPECIAL PLANTING SPECIALTY ROAD LIGHTING PEAR SCULPTURE 6' SIDEWALK Fug 29-Et.v 6,nnrarased288;n;er..-riar, wukr„ns Awl PEAR SCULPTURE SPECIAL PLANTING 6' SIDEWALK GUSTOM FORMLINER AND PAINT SPECIAL PAVING Fig 210 Oeu .t view of.a proposed 239 underpass IIDENH BEAUTIF1 FA NI I LY -17 RADITI(JN PEAR ccrv. NA U 41 TY COMMER TE CHNOLOGY ICONIC CC ',-;° 1. 1-1 I ST -CAT D [7 E K YOUNG UMOUF FL FXIBL / \ N /fit CRE P t ) t ) iliqp PH C) Pvl OlE . ' ", • ? 1 _ ESTIMATED COSTS EFABI ❑ND BEAUTIFICATION STRATEGY STUDY SITE BREAKDOWN AND PHASING 0•. 00000 - AREAE $4$1.000.00 o r�e•ea=� *ham f-aaibility =f !II- p- =j-=• •Ila ops �f !i p-a,•elineits bas bee: b-oker down by a -ea. Eat : a -ea represents a segment of the 288 Corridor that is part of the Pearland Municipal Management District "2 The following pages divide the preliminary costs of each area with break down of Itne items. The intersections of Broadway/FM 518 and M Ha7d raraas 3 and 5, r..sp.Cti„aly; been vpa,»ad prio,ity aromas d tr• thea u'tpo'tic to th- ci y i ' a=d ii the FM 511i A R F A $5,085,000.00 ARE &66,00 siec...ery Day IL JAL 111 • ELTWAY 4 4 AREA 3 PrlonvArea AREA Z 0.00 $6,295,000.00 $219,000.00 PPARLAND eEnuTIFI,.'ioy £,_.,`,, L,,,,,, PRELIMINARY COST ESTIMATE Summary area 1- Rertway s Intersection: All Four Cum= $ J,6J a,e2R 00 Amyl 2. Beltway 2 leta•ee'tion to M U -d Into -amine $ 218,709.00 Ama' - Y -Ni -d and 288 Intersection S 6,295,072.00 Area 4 - McHard Intersection to EM R1R!RroadwaY Intersection S 465,876.00 Area C - FM C1BLroadway and 222 Intersection S 5,0g5,9A2.00 A.va c- Broadway Intersection through CR MiSouth Fork and 222 intersection 1 480,736.00 Total of Master Plan Improvements S 14,164,068.00 • Area 1- Beltway 8 Intersection: All Four Corners Item My. Unit Unit Cost Extension Gateway Mailers L _H a 40.000.00 a 66,001.[10 gree Plantings l43 gal.. LFj o.c r z535 _x 3 300.00 3 6s0,500.7,1 Tempora.y Iree Irrigation 1 I S $ .41,7 -mo $ rr ,rOu.uu General Condition., 1 IS $ 53,61/50 $ 53,511.50 Processional Fees i C$ a ai,45b.5a az61,465.63 5untOtal 3 1,40/,3L13.13 1 5=10 Cont ngency $ z11,'m.zz !mu! Arca 1 -Bal.. roc a -An Fair Cornara $ 1,619,427.35 P EA R LAN D BEAUIFICA'ION S1RATEGY STUDY PRELIMINARY COST ESTIMATE Area 9 - Beltway g Intersection to McUard Intersection Item (33) ^ty. Limit Yea• Ce:! Extension Fine Grade and Hydromulch 450,000 SF t 0.75 a 112,500.00 iarldslo.•.e._ we of a -ea) 90,000 SF $ 0.50 $ 45.000.00 nene■al r'onditioos 1 i s c 7,175.:: $ 7,875.00 Professional Fees 1 1 C 4 24,808.25 t 24,14E25 subtotal a 190,181.25 15% Contingency $ 78,9719 Total Area 2 - Aeltwair A Intersection to 6AcHard Intersection S VILMA wrea s - Mcaara and z138 Irnerseciion Iters Qty. Hilt Unit Ce;t Rarnscape Gra'0in0 630,000 SF $ 0.15 $ Concrete Walk 6' width 10,051.1 sF $ 4.50 1i Eve Ramps 12 EA $ 1,500.00 $ Paver. (demo e.rsting and replace) 37,100 sF $ 14.01 $ ETenaell 94,500.00 45,[15.00 18,131313.00 50.806.013 Paint (existing abutments S columnsr 8,c00 AF $ r.50 $ 01,560.00 Gateway Marker 4 $ 40,000.00 $ 160,000.00 Pe— Art Calen+na 1L EA s 80,060.00 $ 960,000.00 Total Harascape $ 1,867,125.00 3o1,scape 1 pee Plantings (45 gal., z0' o.c.) 1.620 EA $ :31:1100 $ 486,000.00 sltreas (uleantler, n' o.c.) 14800 EA s z3.00 $ 320,000.00 Mulch 0,100 i., $ 35.66 $ 1/5,666.66 Wildtlevve,s Z4'1,500 SF $ 11.50 $ 1Z140.00 Fane G. -ane arta tlydree+elr.h 315,500 sF s 0.25 s 81srs.00 ,emporaryIreeIrrigation 1 F3 $ x1,000.00 a 111,060.00 Irr gation 630,000 SF S 0.60 $ 378,000.00 I etal settueape s 1,6/146z5.00 Permanent vvater t5 Fountain (partial excavation uy Tx00T; 2 EA $ 200,000.00 $ 400,000.00 tigliting Street lights 41 ER $ 3,5u'1.'u'u $ 17,3.5re.05 Electrical Ren 7,380 [F $ KI,00 $ 141,600.00 Eleetrie..I service 1 Ls s 10,000.00 $ 10.060.60 notal tiynting $ Al, rour' Genera! Ce.0 tier: 1 [s $ Li 0,53r.59 s i 10,537.50 Processional Fees 1 N $ 1,052,087.50 3 1,0a4687.51—) Subtctal $ 5,473,975.00 15'?; Caribmotley $ 81,086.25 i otal Area a-I91cflara ana 268 Intersection s 64.73.11r 1.26 PEARLAND ULS+__Idl I':. 111 S' .'EG„ S UD' PRELIMINARY COST ESTIMATE Area 4 - McHard Intersection t^ Rroai+way1FM R 1nterse^_ti_n Item ^ty. Unit U t Cott E=•-seiaa I•ee aaotiops (45 gal., 20' a.c.) 460 FA $ 100.00 t 138,000.00 Eine c,ado and klyrlroaaulat 4s3 n:: cr $ 0.25 $ 115,750.00 W Idflowers 120° or area; s E,1.101.1 sr 4 p 5p t 12.22:.122 Temporary Tree Irrigation 1 1 c t 73,000.00 C 22,000.00 ceoe'il coradi'_iaa: 1 LS $ 14,317.50 t 14,2375n I:•ofessiooal rain 1 I s $ 21,0221.88 $ 81,021.88 Sykml C Aflc 1111 21 15°' rantingency t R0?0F.41 'e'aIA-ea4- McHard Intersection toBraadwav/FM5t8Intersection $ 4651175.79 Area 5 - BroadwaylFM 518 and 288 Intersection hem Qty. Unit Unit Cost Extension Gratling 4/3,000 5F a 0.16 3 70,as0.00 Concrete Walk-C'wirith a,353 SF $ 4,617 $ wz,z,,.un Cer5 Ramps 12 EA 5 1,500.00 $ 18,000.00 Form liner - a88itieo e,c00 sr 3 35.00 3 L87,060.00 Paint an8 Pavers - My i x0i, i 3x,600 5P 3 3 - Gole-ay Marker, 4 $ 40,000.00 $ 160,000.00 Pear Art Curren.. 12 EA 3 80,000.00 $ 960,000.00 1otar RarOscape 3 1.338,zzrs0 Softscape tree F'lanting..145 gal., 20' o.e.i 1,220 EA $ 300.00 $ 366,000.Ut1 sflruffsi01ea'00er, s' o.c.t 9,6c5 EA 5 25.00 a c40,6zs.uu I41ukkM 3,, 3,3 El $ 33.011 3 131 ,2u5.157 Wildflowers 182,000 SF $ 0.50 $ 91,000.00 Fine GroOe Reil Rydr~reeler1 c3B.000 SF 3 0.23 3 3y.300.00 Temporary Tree Irrigation 1 Es 3 61,088.66 3 61,000.00 Irr;gration 473,000 SF $ 0.60 $ 283,800.00 ictal settseape $ 1,c33.I7s.00 Permanent Water & Fountain (portal e�raaoaon 6y 1.00i 2 EA $ ):000.00 $ 400.000.00 Cigfiiing Street Ciy1itZ 3I E A S 3,500.00 a 108,500.00 Electrical Run 5,580 EP 3 20,00 3 111,6 i 00 Electrical Service 1 LS $ 10,000.00 $ 10,000.00 total Liyhti.-,y y 230,100 00 General Coal tions 1 N s 170,075.13 3 170,075.13 Professional Fees 1 LS $ 565,3,5.'13 $ 6917s,3.il3 506:o:al $ 4,421,953.25 157D Centmgeney 3 663,c9c.99 iota! /gee 5 - Qroafwayrrl I Sit; anti zea intersection a 5,uo9.z�roaw PEARLAND 2_11rric_"-0°1 S'_'EG" S'ut)" PRELIMINARY COST ESTIMATE Area 6- Broadway Intersewtion through CR 59/South Fork and 222 Intersection 37 Item nty. Unit Unit r-ost Extension Gate,..ay pps'ko.c 2 $ An nnn nn $ 80,000.00 Tree Elantings 14c ga1., 20' o.c.1 ?A0 Fe t 200.00 t 72U 00 Temporary Tree Irrigation 1 I5 it 13,000.00 t 13,000.00 c-=tle 2114 Yytl-omiI-' 500,000 SF $ 0.75 $ 125,000.00 utlildflc,.to.s (pr, of arca) 45,000 Sr $ :.50 $ 22,F02.00 General Conditions 1 is t 15,925.00 t 15,025.00 :'ofess onal Fees 1 1 S S 53,RfR.75 R 5RROR,75 Subtotal $ 415,031.75 1511 Coating"e y $ 63 yne g9 Total Area R - Rroarlwai Intersection through I,R 59/Routh Fork and 2R2 Intersection t illanc,Qa Annual 288 Corridor Landscape Maintenance Cost Bulimia Aro. 3 . M`Rard and 2S3In..rsecian Item u+y. 'Unit Unit Cost Extension Trcv.. - fcrtilLer 1,6z0 tA $ 10.00 $ 16,z00.00 free pruning 1,6[00 FA a 15.000 a z4,a00.05 Skulls fertilizer 1z,a00 cm 3 z.u0 3 [5,817.00 MplcIi (1 per year) 4500 CY 5 35.00 3 87,500.00 vvillille-erc 1re..ee8 z year; 5070 [42.000 SF $ 0.4 a 60.501.00 Rowing -montfly(a1z5racrer lz trS $ 1,000.5U 3 lz,000.00 turf Feriili aiion 2 EA $ 20,000.00 5 40,000.00 Irrig..tian (1 :i.,it/rn.nt0) 1t tA a 800.00 5 5,600110 suItotal 3 05,/00.00 15% Contingency 5 41,355.00 Total $ 317,055.00 Itrea 5 - !raaflway an zatl Intersection I rev terlilizoac n 1,ZZ0 EA $ 10.00 $ tree preniny 1,z20 FA a 15.00 a 5flruus;;i,Ieanfer, a o.c.1 5,11ca En a z.uu a Mulch (1 per year) 2,250 CY $ 35.00 $ wil0t6 r; (re.,ee8 2 year; 5070 181,770 sr $ 025 5 !Mowing -montIlly(a1z5,acf IL 1`µ a 100.00 s Turi Fertilization z EA $ 14,00000.00 5 Irrig.,;ian a ree & Sfire0 .,re.,; only) 1Z EA 3 800.00 $ 3e0tetol 3 1570 Contingency a 12,200.00 184013.013 15,[0'0.00 78,750.00 45,442.50 e,400.00 9,600.00 [1,54[.50 az,001.3'a Total $ 252,933.88 'nh ofI.cs o u+Sc., i min< /avec %r —rr- dli615 juflor. pr�rn,�lrrn7. PEARLAND �u*Irl �TIl" :i_i`g"$rgp„ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Suacial thanks t^ tha f^II^•ipg participants for thou Io=•1r.•ship and ip,.ol,.o.��o^-• is Ii� inakir: j of tho 6'autifi�atrou S'•a*‘igy S"rdy Thr• f"Ila,.,i.ig widrig 'lig =c0Pa �f , o.k o,.io iog probe_. d�Ii••=•.abl = acid p o rdrtag fes= It�a-k _h =ugh _h- of planed o '_s`iops Pearland Economic development Corrgoration Peal laid M_roi_ipil M000geoiea_ ^is'rict `2 The CO 0 Pea•laatl Pearland r'hanttinr of runruaerce Keep Pearland Beautiful Peorland Convention and Visitors Rureau T -_a= :apa •��i aI Y o�tpa o d o 1.122 Brvoila Cnu,u', Tn■19 Baatf Authority Exhibit B Texas Department of Transportation Advance Funding Agreement texas Department of Transportation P.v. BOA 1 355 • 191/477)51ORI, 1 tAr►5 r rz5 i -138n • (r lo) eur5U00 5uWrnber 5, 2014 Mr. will Deane Presiaent Peal land Municipal Management District No. 2 3zu0 Scath.est Fme.vay, Suite 260U Houston. Texas 77027 RE: Advance Funding Agreement For Voluntary LOuaI Uoveri iment Uontr ibutions To T, ansportatioi i Improvement Projects With no Requir6d Match SH 288 Harriss G aunty CSJ: 0598-01-098 and 0598-02-107 Dear mr. Deane: ova a, as returning an Unviut a C Jpy c+t tfiv subject agmement for your file. It you have any questions, please cuntact Dana Cote, District Candscape Architect, at (713) 802-556u. inzurely, James V. Rant, P.E Director of Maintenenu Houston District DC Attachment cc: Dana Gote, RLA OUR GOAL) MAINTAIN A SAFE SYSTEM • ADDRESS CONGESTION • CONNECT TEXAS COMMUNITIES • BEST IN CLASS STATE AGENCY An ruaf vppOrfun!ty rmplyer r -CT ft pSgQ_n1-OcQ a.,a 0598-02-107 District # 12 'ode "kart Sd L '711.1K 2roject: SH 288 STATE OF TEXAS § COUNTY OF TRAVIS § ADVANCE FUNDING AGREEMENT FOR VOLUNTARY LOCAL GOVERNMENT CONTDIRUTIOWS TO TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS WITH NO REnUIRED MATCH THIS AGREEMENT is made by nod between the Stets of cting by and through the Texas Department n_f Trenspe_rtntion, _lied the "State". and the Pearland Municipal Management Distrct tile_. 2, a^ting by and through its duly authorized (Aria's, called the "Lanai Gf1VPmmeot." WITNESSETH WHEREAS, Traospnrtntioo Code, Chapters 201, 224, , 2uthorize the State to lav out, "^nstrint, maintein, and operate a system of streets, roads, and highways that comprise the State_ uigLiway System; and, WHEREAS, Government Code, Chapter 791, aad Trapcpnrtatinu Code, §9QJ 2pp and Chapter 221, ai ithorfre the State t^_ n_ntracf ,e1ith municipalities end political subdivisions; and, WHEREAS. Cn_=_Ig.i=i: lidinute Order Number 113967 authorizes the State to uodertnke nod complete a highway improvement generally described as Inodscape development and mei=t_ and, WHEREAS, the Local Government has requests -1 that the State allow the Local Government to participet_ I_ said improvement by funding that portion of the improvement described es le=dsceape development and maintenance, called the "Project ; nod, WHEREAS. the State has determined that such perticipetie_= s in the test interest of the citizens of the State. dGw. Td4=REFORE, in consideration of the premises and of the mutual rllvenants and agreements of the parties hereto, to be by them respectiVely kept and performed ac heraieefb2r set forth, the State nod the Local Government dna agree f^_liew; AGREEMENT 1. Time Pi2riod ColierEkd Tbis agreement becomes effective when signed by the Inst party whnse signing makes the agreement fully executed, and the State nod the Local Government will =insider it to be in full farce and effect until the Prn_je t described in this agreement has been completed and accepted by all parties terminated. as provided for by this agreement. 2. Project Funding and Work Responsibilities A. The State will authorise the perfnrmapce of nnly those Project items of work which the Lanai G=u_r=^_2e0t "s requested and has agreed to pay for as described in Attachrnept A, Payment Provision and Work Responsibilities which is attached to and made a pert of this ^o -tract. In addition to identifying those items of ,Arork paid for try payments to the State, Attachment A, APA_APA VolTig Page 1 of 5 Revised 0J -21-90J1 CSJ # 0598-01-098 and v�ya-0L-101 District # 12 Code Chart 64 # 62106 Project: SH 288 Payment Provision and Work Respoi also specifies those Project items of work that are the responsibility of the Local Government and ..ill be carried out and completed by the Local Government, at no f`ost to the State. B. At least sixty (60t days prior to rile date set for receipt of the construction bids, the Local Gwer rnEnt shall remit its remaining financial sham for th. State's estirnated oonstru tion oversight and constractian costs. C. In the event that the State determines that additional funding by the Local Government is required at any time during the Project, the State will notify the Loml Government in writing. The Local Government shall rnske payment to the State within thirty (30) days from receipt of thet_Statialvtittertnxincatiun_ D. Whenevei funds are paid by the Loral Government to the State under this agreement, the Coca! Government snail remit a cnecx or warrant mace payable io the "Texas Department of Transportation Trost Fund." The check er vvurrant shall be deposited by the State in an escrow account to be managed by the State. Fonds in the escrow account 1 fay only be applied by the State to tie Project. If, after final Project accounting, excess funds remain in the esu,awv acmont, those fonds may be applied by the State to the Local Governrnunt'a contractual obligations to the State ander another advance funding agreement with approval by appropriate personnel of tie Local Government. Righi of Access If the Local G.,vernmunt is the owner of any part of the Project site, the Local Government shall permit the State or its aothorL.ad representative aLcGss to the site to perform any activities reqoired to execute the work. 4. Adjustment, Outside the Project Site The Local Government will provide ror aii necessary right of way and utility adjustments needed for perfrrma, ice of the work on sites not downed or to be a�yo;md by the State. 5. Responsibilities of the Parties The State of id the L.,fI Government agree that neither party is an agent, servant, or employee of the other party and each party agrees it is responsible for its individual acts and deeds as well as the acts and deeds of its contractors, employees, representatives, and agents. 6. Document and Information Exchange The Local Government agrees to ele:,tronially deliver to the State all gunoral notes, specifications, contract provision reqoirements and related docomentatiun in a Microsott0 Word or similar document. If requested fly tie State, tie Eocal Government will use the State's document template. Thu Loa1 Government shall also provide a detailed mnstroction time estimate including types of activities and month in the format required by the State. This requirement applies whether the local government creates the documents with its own forces or by hiring a uunsultant or professional provider. At the rego.3t of the State, the Local Government shall submit any information required by the State in the format directed by the State. 7. Interest i ie State will not pay interest on funds provided by tie Local Government. Fonds provided by the Logi Government will be deposited into, and retained in, the State Treasury. AFA-AFA VaITIP Page 2 of 5 Revised 01-23-2013 CSJ # 0598-01-098 and 0402J-11_1117 District # 12 Code Chart 64 # 62106 project: CU 1252 I'spection and Conduct of Work Unless otherwise specifically stated io Attachment A, Payment Prn_eisinn and 1Aiorir Responsibilities, to this , the Stat_ will supao.ise and inspect all work performed hereundern=d provide such engineering inspection and testing services as may be required to ensure that the Project is accomplished 10 arrordance with the approved plans and specifications. All rnrrespoodeoce and instructions to the c_otr_ct_r performing the work will be the sola resp_nsibility ^_f the State. Unless ^_tberwise specifically stated in Attachment A to this contrsnt, 211r4 wi!I be performed in accordance with the Standard Specifications for Construction and Mainteoaoce of Highways, Streets, and Bridges adopted by the State and incorporated in this agreement by reference, Of spacial epocific2 inns approved by the State. 9. Increased Costs A. to the event it is determined that the fuediog provided by the Local Government will be insufficient tn cover the state's cost for performance of the Local Governments requested work. the Local Government will pay to the State the additional fuods necessary tr ennver the anticipated additional cost. The State shall Cend the Loen1 2n_veromeat = written notification stating the amount of additrn_nal funding needed and stating the reasons for the Heeded additi=_I funds. The Local Government shall pay the funds to the State within thirty (30) days of the written nn_tificatino. uoless otherwiCe agreed to by all parties to this egr_emegt. If the Lor l Goveroment cauoot pay the additinnai funds, this cnetraet shall be mutually terminated io aeenrchnce with Artieie 11 — Termination. If this is a fixed price agrBement as specified in Attachment A, Payment Provision Rod Work Responsibilities, this provision shall only apply in the event changed site coaditieoe are discoI,ered or as mutualiy egc_e.4 upon by the Stete and the LonaI Gn_ver____t. R. If any existing or future local ordinances, commissioners court orders, rules, policies, or ether directives. includiiog but not limited to outdoor advertisicg billboards and star_ water drei_age facility requirements, are more restrintive than c+ate or Federal Regulations, or if anv other I_'ally proposed changes, including but not limited to plats or replats, result in increased costs, then any increased costs associated with the ordioaocec or changes will be paid by the Local GoUerorneot. The set of providing right of way acquired by the State shall mean the tntni evp_ns_c is acquiring t_be property interests either through negotiations Dr eminent domain proceedings, including but not limited to expenses related to relocating, remn_ual, nod adjustment of eligible utilities. JO. Ynintenance Upon completion of the PrnjPet, the Local Government will assume r_spnosibirty far tt.e mainteonnc_ of the ^mpleted Prejeet u=less nt"erwise specified in Attachment A to this agreement. 11. Ter00in2tjon A. This agreement may be terminated in the following manner: 1. By mutual woitteo agreement and concept n_f beth parties; 2. By either party upon the failure of the otber party to fulfill the obligations set forth io this agreement; or 3. By the State if it determines that the performance of the Project is ant io the be interest of the State. AFA AFa x1oITle cage 3 of 5 Revised 01-23-2013 CSJ # 0598-01-098 and 0396-0z- t District # 12 (Me Chan 6E1#62tO6 Project: SH 288 B. If the agreement is turrninaLd in accordance with the above provisions, tfle Coca! Government will be responsible for the payment of Pi je i coats ;noorred by the State on beffalr of d1e Coca! Government up to the time of termination. C. Upon completion of the Project, the Stet will pertrrn an audit of the Project costs. Any rands dee to the Local Government, the State, or the Federal Goveu i irnGnt will be promptly paid by the owing party. tL. Notices All notices to either party by the other required unser tflis agreement shall be delivered personally or sent by certified or 11.5_ mil, postage prepaid or sent.by. ctronic mail,.telectronir.notioe . being permitted to the extent permitted by law bat only after a separate vvritten consent of the parties), addrGasod to such party at the following addresses: Lviul Government: President Pearland• Municipal Management District No. 2 3200 Southwest Freeway, #2600 Houston, TuAas 77027 state: Director of Contract Services Office Texas Department of Transportation icy E. i I h Street Ao.tin, Teas 78701 All notices sflall be deemed given on the date so delivered or se deposited in the mail, unless ethuraaise provided in this agreement. Either party may change trle above address by sending vvritten notice of the change to the other party. Either party may request in writing that such notices shall De delivered personally or by certified U.S. mail and such request shall be ho, Iored and Carried out by the other party. 13. Sole Agreement In the vent the rrns the agreement are in Lzanflict with the provisions of any other existing agreements between the Local Government and the State, the latest agl eement shall take precedence over the other agreements in matters related to the Project. • 14. Successors an Assigns The State and the Local Government each binds itself, its successors, executors, assigns, and administrators to the other party to this agreement and to the socmasors, executers, assigns, and a«aministrators of such other party in respect to all covenants of this agreement. i 5. Amendments B,, mutual written consent of )fie parties, tflis agreement may be amended prior to its expiration. HFH HFH_VOI I IP Page 4 of 5 Revised 01-23-2013 CSJ # 0598-01-08 and acip2_0-1117 District # 12 Code Chart 64 # 62106 pnaient. cu 1252 16. State Auditor The state al editor may conduct an audit or investigation of coy entity receiving fu_r4s hem the State directly under the rnntract or fedi e 1 y th_r^_ugh_ a subcontract under the contract. Accepts_^ -e of funds directly under the contract or indirectly through a subcontract under this contract acts as acceptance of the authority of the state auditor, under the direction of the IegislatiUe audit committee, to conduct an audit nr inVestig_ti_n in r.,___cti^_o with those funds. An entity that is that subject .,f ern eu,4!* or investigation must provide the state auditor with access to any information the state auditor considers relevant to the investigation or audit. 17. Insurance If this agement authorizes the Local Government or its contractor to perform any work oo State right of wav, before beginning work the entity performing the work shall provide the State with felly eYecuted copy of the State's Form 1560 Certificate ^_f luserence verifying the existence of coverage in the =^ounts end types specified on the Certificate of Insurance for all persons and entities working on State richt of way. This coverage shall be maintained until all work no the State right of way is complete. If r=nverage is not maintained, all work nu Stats right _f, ay nh_q cease immediately nod the Stat_ _ey rsc^ver and ail costs of completing the work. 18. Signatory Warranty Each signatory warrants that the signatory has necessary authority to execute this agreement on behalf of the entity represented. THIS AGREEMENT IS EXECUTED by the State and the L_ceI r=^_uern_n_t in duplicate. TH j9CAL GOVERNMENT tore Will Deane Typed or Printed Name Oraeirlinanf Title z71 Za I `f Date THE STATE OF TEXAS District Engineer Date AGe_nFn VoITI2 Paye 5 of 5 Revised 01-23-2013 CJJ # 03Y5 -t1 t-oya and 0598-02-107 District # 12 Code Cnurt # 521015 Project: SH 288 ATTACHRIENT A PAYMENT PROVISION AND WORK RESPONSIBILITIES Payment Provision The L;. I Govurnrnent has adopted the conceptual 288 Corriitior master Improvements Plan, Attachment B, which highlights the Prcje t and vvill prepare all plass and spet;ificeticna for final approval of the Project. The Local Government will provide the installation and subsequent aintenanr.R of the Project. The total aslimated co tfor inztallatiQn gf the Pss jets, 1 ,1641068, and Shall be funded 100% by the Local Government or other funding sources secured by the Lvi+al Government. Constroction of the Project may be implemented at unix or in phases over time. The Project The Project is a Master I,T,prov.ments Plan for the buantifivation a the SH 288 corridor. The Coca! Government will coordii gate all efforts outlined in the Project th, ough the appropriate agency/entity including, but not limited to: tie state, Concessionaire selected by the State, and/or Bracoria County Toll Rcad Authority prior to any final approvals. Limits: The Project improvements will be instailea tllrougllout the enure length of SH 288 MFridor right-of-vvay frDm County Rudd 59 north to Beltway 8, just inskde the boundarin of the District. Short -Tarr„ Maintenance I,,,pvve enter: The State vvill ,ue to perform its usual muintonancz of tie area encompassed by the Project. In addition to the Projects defined in the 288 Corridor Master Improvements Pian, the Local Government may provide supplemental maintenance to tie area including, bat not limited to, the following to improve the appearance of the corridor: Trash and Weed Removal As -needed sweepi„g and removal of trash a, id debris firm all areas. Spaying to eliminate weeds an grass in concrete and pavers abutting all torf and bed areas and at medians and u iderpass@a. Grass Areas As -needed mowing and edging of grass areas within 10 feet of the back of pavement along with removing of grass clippings from all pavement areas adjoining grass areas. Fertilise and herbicide also as-neeelea. Larrq Terrrl Imrovemerrts: The Project will be installed the length of the amble Co, ridor within the uurjorate limits of the City of Pearland. i ie Project will include, Out not be limited to the following improvements and is further defined in the attached 288 Corridor Master Iiripmvoirients Plan: a) Enhanced sidewalks b) Pavers c) Gateway markers CI) Specialty painting e) Sculptural elements etrA-Arm_vol iP Page 1 of 4 Attachment A r'cr # 0598-01-098 and 0598-02-107 District # 12 co.ae Chart 64 # 62106 Project: SH 288 f) Tree, shrub nod plant installation g) Temporary tree irrigating h) Irrigation i) Water and fountain features 3) Enhanced street lighting k) WiIdflo_wer pingtigg Il Detention pond improvements m) Existing Park nod Ride relocation nr imprnvameptc Agticipsted g:nin_+egsoce for the long term improvements by the Local Gnveromeot shall include but not limited to the following: Trash and Weed R_g:o_val As -=sued removal of trash, sween_ing and debris removal from all areas. Spraying to eliminate weeds and grass in concrete and pavers abutting all turf and bed areas .ori .+ medians and underpasses, Grass Areas Mowing nod edging of grass areas oo a regular basis along with rem cuing =f gess clippings from all pavement areas ndjoi_ing grass ares.. Fertilize and herbicide as needed. Irrigation in same seen. Over seeding as needed. Plant. Shrub nod Tree Maioten ace Fn_r the work of plant, shrub and tree maintenance, all reasonable means shaft be employed to preserve the trees, shrubs, plants and vegetative material evlstiog within the pr_jem li=its in a healthy nod vigorous grr+wiog _ogdition. This =sigfeoance activity shall include but not be limited to the following: a) Watering. b) Plaut bed arid/or b sir _sintonance. c) Plant replacement. d) Insect, disease, sod nimaI ranter{ e) Fertilizing. f) Mowing and trimming. g) Staking adjustment and removal. h) Pruning. i) Litter pick-up. Fountain and Irrigation System Operation and Maiotenaoce Permanent fountains and irrigation system operation and maintenance shall include, but mat be limited to, Waster, monitoring, adjustment, repair, r_pl_ce_egt, sed pa=per operation of fnuotnios agd irrigstin_n systems as required to insure efficient function. Irrigation systems will be maintained to insure moisture to the plant material existing on the site. eFA_AFA �loITIP Page 2 of 4 Attachment A CSJ # 0598-01-098 and r ♦♦ p 10/598-02-107 iii.31 Yt 1f 1 L Code Chart 64 # 62106 rroject: 511 Loa Form Liners at Bridge Abutments AU form liner surfaces within limits shown in the Project Paan shall be maintained, repaired and/or replaced same as originally installed. All form liner aurfa�as ahall be maintained clean and free of graffiti and vegetation and shall ba painted as necessary. Landscape Pavers/Sidewalks All surfaces as shown in the Projeut Pians shall be maintained clean and free of graffiti, litter, silt/soil and vegetation. At discretion or Coca! Government, will', approval from State, repair and/or replace same as originally installed. All replacement parts should ba cf the same type and-manufacturerEs originally-tn Ited`Substitute-parts maybe altuwGd-with-thu appiuvciFof the Stag prior to replacement. AU surfaces snail be maintainer' clean and free of graffiti, litter, silt/soil and vegetation. Liuhtin4 Specialty road and landscape lighting and related electrical work shall bu installed and maintained as required to increase public safety and ease of travel. All lighting shall be maintained, repaired and/or replaczd according to the State's lighting stannarils. IT it is necessary for the Local Government to eAtend vti,ndcits, the Local Govern grant will dL, so at its own cost. Sculptural Eler nent/Gatewav Markers Sculptural elements anti Gateway Markers shall be installed and maintained appropriately to enhance the beauty uf the sculpture. All aurfaces shall be maintained clean and free cif gramti and litter. Special Roadvvav Paving All special roadway paving shall be installed and maintained by the Lot..al Government, including any repair angor replacement. Detention The Local Government will amenitize, install anti maintain amenities of the detention ponds within the boundaries of the Leal Governs «nt. Work Responsibilities Local Government agrees to: 1. Furnish the State with a copy of Each agreement(5) between tho Local government and its agent(s) Dr subcontractc,r(s) for work to be performed by Local government. 2. Furnish the State with a fully executed copy or agreement between the Local Government and the State's selected concessiunai; a fur that portion of the Project from CIEar Creek north to Beltway 8. 3. Furnish the State with a fully executed copy or agreement between the rocal Government and ith `rd B:aLq_Coanty Tull Authority for that portion of the Project frim County Road 59 to Clear Creek. FurnisRthe State with a fully execoted copy of the State's Form 1560 Certificate of Insurance. 5. Furnish the State in writing ovurali clearance with all appropriate regulatory agencies prior to beginning any installation or maintenance activities. AFA-AFA_VoITIP Paso 3 OT 4 maacnment N rci3tEpsgg_pt_pgg anA 0598-02-107 District # 12 core chart F,d f! All OF, Project: SH 288 6. Submit to the State for approval the Project Plan (11" X 17' feetont) befnro any work begins_. The Prejeet Plea shell moteio, but lent limited to, TvDOT right-of-way. C_ertwey fuectinnal classificatinne end speed iimitls), limits of project, existing underground and above ground utilities, existing drainage patterns, ioventory of other existing structures (signs, traffic control dPvire , light poles, etc.), layout plans, cr+nGtruction detells, drewipgs, specificatin_ne, schedules, and coat e tiD:_t_e iD the farmet end to tbe time schedule es required by the tate. 7. Submit to the State for approval anv revisions or modifications mutually agreed upon between the Lora! Government and the State. 8. Verify Inretion of all utilities within project area. Utility rnocideratiC_s °hall include but net limited to the feilewing: gee, water, _Ieetririty, fiber optics, telephone, signals, lighting, CTMS. sanitary sewer, etc. 9. Provide for all necessary rightaaf-way and/or utility adjustments Deeded. 10. Furnish ell Iebor, equipment, and inn ideet_le tie pr=,vide for the installation_ nef tbe Project as specified in tbe Project Plan, and described herein. 11. Furnish all labor, equipment, materials, and incidentals to provide for maintenance ("If the Project during and after iostalletien of the Pro -jest ie completed. The Project shell be rnei_teined in eVrh meaner sod In the degree deemer3 eereeeery bereaftei to enhance roadway aesthetics for the traveling public. The State reserves the right to require anv changes, maintenance nr repairs as pony be petessary to provide pretention of life or property ren nr adjacent to the highway. 12. Provide fulltime daily ioeeer'tion_ of all iostelletin_ sod meinten-eor°� work perfn_ria:led and a=y testieg sareinee es may be required to ensure that the work is accomplished in accordance with the Project Plan and specifications. The Lanni Goveromeot iospertor shall report, as directed, activities of the contractor nod notify the State of all corr_spoodeDCe nod inetructinue to the r•__trertor perfn-rmin-g the work. The Stets obeli bevy final 2i.thnrity over 211 issues that may arise during work as called for in the Project Plan and specifications. 13. Submit for approval a traffic. cnotrnl plan and provide, erect nod maintain barricades, signs and traffic handling devices oeneeeary to protect the safety of the treueliog public. All pIa emente _f berriroriee, eigee end traffic handling devices must conform to the Texas Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. 14. Content TwDOT Area Engineers aline 7 days prior to beginning of nay AI_rk ertieitiee (sera etteehed District Anne Pngineere lief). 15. Provide all labor, equipment, material, incidentals, and inspection as may be required to repair or replace equipment, structures nr surfaces damaged by Lora! Goveromeot or its agent(e) or nQtractr►r(s) during the ins+ailati_D eDdlnr D:eioteDeore ^f tt,_ a _j_nt to the coijanniinn of thn_ State. State agrees to: . °flow L^_ aI Gevernweet e;:d its agent(e) or trertor(s) to utilize the right-of-way for all aspects of the Proiect described in this Agreement. 2. Assist the Loral Government in the preperatino of the Project Pio and specificatiooc . 3. Assist the Lnnal Gevernwen-t iD the Prepared_^ of the fre e-. control 4. Furnish the Local Government anv revisions or modifications mutually agreed upon between the State nod the Local Govemment or as may be required for the good of the traveling public. 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IL= bet WCerWA eau Exhibit D Aesthetic Improvements Maintenance Responsibilities EARibit Q Improvements: I he Project will inLlade, bat not be limited to the followiny aesthetic frnpruvements as depleted in the attached in EAhibit'•C" (rendering): a) Brick Pavers b) Gateway markers Specialty painting d) Sculptural elements e) Tree, shrub and plant installation f) Median plan tiny between rnanayed and main lanes y) Tempora y time irriyatien n) Irrigation i) Enhanced street lighting j) Wildflower planting k) Detention pond improvements Maintenance: Anticipated maintenance for the aesthetic improvements ny the District shall include bat not be limited to the following: Trah and Weed Removal As -needed removal of trash, sweeping and dellris removal rrom all areas. Spraying to eliminate weeds and grass in concrete and pavers abuttiny all turf and bed areas and at medians and underpasses. Grass Areas Mowing and edging of grass areas on a regular basis along with removing of grass clippings tram all pavement areas adjoii ging grass aTCas. Fertilicei s and herbicide as needed. Irrigation in some alas. uver seeding as needed. Plant Shrub and Tree Maintenance For the work of plant, shrub and tree maintenance, all reasonable means will be employed to preserve the trees, shrubs, plants and vegetative material existing within the project limits in a healthy and vigorous growing condition. This maintenance activity shall include bat not be limked to the following: a) Wateriny. b) Plant bed and/or basin maintenance incladiny shaping, vveed control, and compost layer. c) Plant replacement. d) Insect, disease, and animal control. a) FertiILiny. f) Mowing and trimming. g) Staking adjustment: and removal. h) Pruning. i) Litter pick-ap. Landscape Pavers/Sir_dewalks All surfaces as shown in the Project Plans shall be maintained clean and free of graffiti, litter, ciltlsnil and vegetation. At discretion of District. with approval from State, repair nod/or replare came as originally iu tolled. All replacement parts should be of the same type and manufacturer as originally installed. Substitute parts _ay be all^_we.d with the approval of the State prior to renlacement. All curfaceC Rhall be maintained damn and free of graffiti, litter, silt/soil and vegetation. Liah+i_a Specialty road nod landscape lighting and related electrical yewnrk may be Installed and maintained as reguired to increase public safety nod ease of travel. All lighting shall be maintained, repaired and/or replaced according to the State's lighting standards. If it is necessant for the District to evt_^_d conduits, the District will do co at its own roct. Gateway Markers Gateway Marker may be installed and maintained apo _priateiy to o_han'_ the beauty of the marker. All surfaces shall be maintained nl ao and free of graffiti and litter. Detention The District may ameoiti7e, install and maintain ameoities of the detention ponds within the boundaries of the District. Furnish aII labor, eq""ipment, materials, and iorideltals to provide for maintenance of the Project during and after installation of the Project is rmmoIe+ed. The Project shall be maintai^ed in such a manner and to the degree deemed necessary hereafter to enhance r_adway aesthetirs for the traveling public. The State reserves the right to require Roy changes, maintenance or repairs as may be necessary to provide protection of life or property on or adjar'ent to the highway.