The city of Tomball plans to begin construction work on two large projects in 2014 to keep pace with growth in the city and plan for the city's future mobility needs. The projects include extending Medical Complex Drive and building a drainage channel near Hwy. 249.
The city is moving forward with plans to help with mobility near Tomball Regional Medical Center by extending Medical Complex Drive through to South Cherry Street and eventually extending the street to Hwy. 249.
"It's going to be an east/west corridor that will provide gained access to the hospital and other medical facilities," Tomball City Manager George Shackelford said.
The Medical Complex Drive extension, which will cost $50 million, is broken up into five phases. The city is first focusing on Phase 3, which involves connecting Medical Complex Drive from where it dead-ends in the hospital area through to Cherry Street. That part of the project is estimated to cost $6.4 million—funds the city has already secured, in part from the Tomball Economic Development Corporation and funding in the city budget.













