Sun City Neighborhood 76 & Ridge Top Vista

Pulte Homes of Texas, LP registered the construction of Sun City Neighborhood 76 & Ridge Top Vista with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. The project is located at 800 Silver Spur Blvd. in Georgetown, Texas. This new construction effort focuses on residential subdivision infrastructure, specifically the installation of public sidewalks and curb ramps. The estimated cost for this specific scope of work is $55,981, covering approximately 500 square feet of designated area.

The accessibility review process for this construction concluded in August 2022. The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation closed the project file in August 2022, marking the end of the regulatory oversight period for these specific infrastructure improvements. The registered accessibility specialist for the filing was Rob Roy Parnell. Steger Bizzell served as the design firm of record for the project. Construction was scheduled to begin in August 2020, with a planned completion date in August 2022.

Project Scope and Context

The work involves creating accessible pathways for residents and visitors within the Sun City community. By focusing on sidewalks and curb ramps, the project addresses key barriers to mobility in a residential setting. The estimated cost per square foot is $112, a figure that is close to the county median of $110 for similar new construction filings in Williamson County. While the total estimated cost of $55,981 is below the county median of $850,000, the project serves a specific, localized function within a larger residential development.

Pulte Homes of Texas, LP has other registered projects in the region, including The Overlook Amenity Center in Georgetown and model parks in Sugar Land and Cypress. Steger Bizzell has also been the design firm for several other projects in Georgetown, including Riverstone Subdivision and Parmer Ranch. The project is privately funded and located on private land for private use. The surrounding area, identified by ZIP code 78633, has a median household income of $99,967 and a median owner-occupied home value of $443,500 according to U.S. Census estimates.

The scheduled build window for this project was 730 days, which is longer than the county median of 245 days for new construction. This extended timeline may reflect the specific challenges of integrating infrastructure into an existing or developing residential neighborhood. The project is part of a broader effort to develop accessible housing communities in Williamson County. The closure of the TDLR file indicates that the specific accessibility requirements for the sidewalks and curb ramps have been reviewed and addressed as part of the construction process.