The gist
Holderrieth Road was widened from two lanes to four lanes, and the project also included nearly 2 miles of roadway lined with a 5-foot sidewalk, a traffic signal at the intersection with South Cherry Street and a storm sewer, according to the news release.
The project, which cost $31.4 million, was funded by Precinct 3 and the Texas General Land Office, according to prior reporting.
Quote of note
“Our Precinct 3 team of engineers assess the needs of our roadways from trends in traffic volume and flow to the need for additional drainage and pedestrian access,” Precinct 3 Commissioner Tom Ramsey said via news release. “Holderrieth Road is a main artery through the Tomball area, and we hope drivers will now enjoy a smoother road and better commute as they travel to their destinations.”
