GALLERY: Take a look at Grand Pines Drive construction in the Magnolia area
Grand Pines Drive construction is scheduled to be complete in April 2020, according to Montgomery County Precinct 2 Commissioner Charlie Riley. (Kara McIntyre/Community Impact Newspaper)
Grand Pines Drive construction is scheduled to be complete in April 2020, according to Montgomery County Precinct 2 Commissioner Charlie Riley. (Kara McIntyre/Community Impact Newspaper)
Construction began in April after the Army Corps of Engineers and Montgomery County Precinct 2 settled wetland mitigation and permitting issues. (Kara McIntyre/Community Impact Newspaper)Riley said Grand Pines Drive is one of the first projects he ever wanted to complete; however, the project has been delayed for almost three years due to wetland mitigation disputes and permitting issues with the Army Corps of Engineers. (Kara McIntyre/Community Impact Newspaper)This $6.7 million roadway will connect Nichols Sawmill and Sanders Cemetery roads in the Magnolia area, giving another route out of the southwest portion of Montgomery County, Riley said. (Kara McIntyre/Community Impact Newspaper)Grand Pines Drive construction is scheduled to be complete in April 2020, according to Riley. (Kara McIntyre/Community Impact Newspaper)Grand Pines Drive will have one long S curve, Riley said, as opposed to the multiple sharp curves of the other routes out of the southwest portion of Magnolia. (Kara McIntyre/Community Impact Newspaper)
Construction is ongoing on Grand Pines Drive, a two-lane road connecting Nichols Sawmill and Sanders Cemetery roads in the Magnolia area. The $6.7 million project is scheduled to be complete in April 2020, Montgomery County Precinct 2 Commissioner Charlie Riley said.
