Utility conflicts continue to put hold on Cypress Station Drive, Hollow Tree Lane traffic signal

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Utility conflicts continue to put hold on Cypress Station Drive, Hollow Tree Lane traffic signal

By Hannah Brol | 11:40 AM Feb 25, 2021 CST
Updated 1:10 PM Feb 25, 2021 CST

The conflicts are expected to be resolved by the third quarter of 2021, officials said.

A new traffic signal at Cypress Station Drive and Hollow Tree Lane is on hold pending the resolution of utility conflicts, which are expected to be resolved by the third quarter of 2021, according to Pamela Rocchi, the director of Harris County Precinct 4’s Capital Improvement Projects Division.

Timeline: Nov. 12, 2019-third quarter 2021

Cost: $261,343

Funding sources: Harris County Precinct 4, Texas Department of Transportation

By Hannah Brol

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Hannah joined Community Impact as a reporter in May 2016 and is the editor of the Spring-Klein and Lake Houston-Humble-Kingwood editions. She previously covered city government, education and business news as a reporter for The Woodlands edition prior to becoming an editor in 2019. A lifelong Houstonian, Hannah attended Cy-Fair ISD schools and graduated from Sam Houston State University in 2016 with a bachelor's degree in multiplatform journalism.

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Utility conflicts continue to put hold on Cypress Station Drive, Hollow Tree Lane traffic signal

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