Arlington Heights Drainage and Paving Improvements (Sub-Project 2)

The Arlington Heights Subdivision project in Houston is a large-scale renovation and alteration effort focused on drainage, paving, and accessibility improvements. The filing identifies the scope as Arlington Heights Drainage and Paving Improvements (Sub-Project 2), covering a total area of 760,090 sq ft. The work includes storm sewer and sanitary waterline installation, along with pavement reconstruction for roadways, curbs, sidewalks, ADA ramps, and landscaping.

Project Details and Status

Located in Harris County, the project affects multiple streets including Empress Dr, Princess Dr, Outlook Dr, Ravenhead Dr, Viceroy Dr, Coronation Dr, Darlene Ln, and Freemont in the 77034 ZIP code. The City of Houston is the owner of record, with HR Green, Inc. serving as the design firm. Robert W Green is the registered accessibility specialist for the project. The estimated cost is $19,185,620, which equates to approximately $25 per square foot.

TDLR completed plan review in August 2026 and construction is scheduled to finish in February 2029, with work starting February 2027. The project involves public funds, public land, or is a Federally funded roadway project. The TDLR status is Review Complete. This registration was recorded in June 2026.

In Harris County, the median estimated cost for renovation and alteration filings is $250,000, with a median size of 4,000 sq ft and a median cost of $80 per square foot. This project’s cost is above the county median for its type, placing it in the top quarter of filings. Its scheduled build window of 748 days is longer than the county median of 92 days. However, its $25 per square foot cost is below the county median of $80.

HR Green, Inc. has five other TDLR-registered projects totaling $19,374,925, including Red Bluff Terrace in Pasadena and Butler Farms Phase 11 Amenity Center in Liberty Hill. The City of Houston has six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $10,332,655, such as Trinity Gardens Park and Marron Park Way phases. These comparisons highlight the scale of this specific infrastructure investment relative to other municipal and private filings in the region.