Check out five upcoming and ongoing road projects in League City.
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Upcoming projects
FM 518 at Bay Area Boulevard intersection improvements
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Project: To improve intersection capacity and safety, the project scope includes adding a long southbound right-turn lane and extending the existing northbound left-turn lane from 135 feet to 350 feet.
Update: Design is at 60% completion, and the project requires a permit from the Texas Department of Transportation and coordination with the HOA.
Timeline: construction slated to start in summer 2027
Cost: $628,428
Funding source: city cash funds
State Highway 3 at FM 518 intersection improvements
Project: To improve intersection capacity and safety, the project scope includes adding a long southbound right-turn lane and extending the existing northbound left-turn lane from 135 feet to 350 feet.
Update: Design is at 60% completion, and the project requires a permit from the Texas Department of Transportation, and coordination with the HOA.
Timeline: construction slated to start in summer 2027
Cost: $628,428
Funding source: city cash funds
Ongoing projects
Maple Leaf Drive intersection improvements
Project: The project includes adding a traffic signal to the Maple Leaf intersection of League City Parkway.
Update: Construction started in late September with a 210-day contract to complete.
Timeline: anticipated completion in spring 2027
Cost: $725,926
Funding source: capital projects funds from city
Reconstruction on Butler Road and Turner Street
Project: Asphalt roadway will be removed and replaced with concrete pavement, including storm sewers and sidewalks, along with water and sewer improvements.
Update: Construction is ongoing, and Turner Street is already open to traffic.
Timeline: estimated completion in late 2026 or early 2027
Cost: $6.1 million
Funding source: city reinvestment funds
Wisconsin Avenue drainage project
Project: This project is designed to improve stormwater drainage along Wisconsin Avenue, 3rd Street and 4th Street, in the city’s Historic District to help with flooding.
Update: The city is installing 24-inch and 26-inch pipes, along with storm boxes underneath existing roadside ditches.
Timeline: slated completion in early 2027
Cost: $2.14 million
Funding source: city’s capital improvement funds
