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Department of Public Works

 

 

Streets Division

 

 

The purpose of the Streets Division is to provide for the maintenance and construction of the City’s street infrastructure.  

 

The Streets Division maintains the following: 

 

§  Signage

§  Curbs 

§  Gutters

§  Mowing public right-of-ways

§  Pothole repair

§  Base failure repair 

§  Asphalt street overlay

§  Concrete restoration

§  Vehicular and pedestrian traffic counts 

§  Storm Water Management

§  Street Sweeping

§  Street Striping

 

Paving of Asphalt

Preparation for Lime Slurry

Removing Base Material

 

 

Capital Improvements

 

The Capital Improvement Program (CIP) is a fiscal plan or a schedule for financing public improvements over a period of time for major capital expenditures. This schedule balances the community’s need for public improvements with its ability to finance these improvements. It spreads these improvements over a number of years in order to stabilize expenditures and to avoid any sharp fluctuations in the City’s property tax rate. The Capital Project Fund accounts for financial resources used for the acquisition or construction of major capital facilities and projects such as buildings, streets, drainage improvements, and parks, over a considerable amount of time.  

Capital Improvement Power Point 

 

Street Project Listing (FY 2006-FY 2012)

 

The City of Dickinson, the Dickinson Economic Development Corporation, and the Dickinson Management District #1 will be funding several street improvement projects throughout the year. Projects include:
 

Lovers Lane: From FM 517 W to end of street (approximately 2,680ft by 20ft) 

  • A pre-construction meeting with the residents will be held Thursday, August 4th at 6:30 pm at the Historic Railroad Depot.

Birch Street: From FM 517 E to end of street (approximately 620ft by 20ft) 

  • Bid has been awarded and contract approved.

       Elm Street: From FM 517 E to end of street (approximately 500t by 20ft)

  •  Bid has been awarded and contract approved.

       Timber Drive: From FM 517 E to 44th Street (approximately 520ft by 40ft)

  • Bid has been awarded and contract approved.

 

        Water Street: From the I-45 South Feeder Road to Hughes Lane (approximately 620ft by 20ft) 

  • This project is currently on hold.

        Owens Drive : From FM 517 E to North of Night Shade Drive (approximately 620ft by 20ft) 

  •  Construction will begin Monday, August 8th and is expected to be completed by January 5, 2012.

  • Traffic will only be able to go Southbound on Owens during the duration of the project.

  • All student drop off's for Dickinson High School will be from Baker Drive.

  • Only bus and approved vehicles may enter the front and back drives of the Career Tech building.

 

 

Street Sweeping

 

The City of Dickinson will begin utilizing the new street sweeper purchased by the Management District FY 2009-2010. The Public Works Department will sweep all concrete curb and gutter subdivisions in a yearly rotation from the east part of town to the west part of town. The rotation will start on February 1, 2010 and end January 31, 2011 and will include the following subdivisions:

 

§  Cheyenne Subdivisions 

§  Briarglen Subdivision 

§  Plantation Estates   

§  Fox Trace

§  Oak Forest Addition

§  Sherwood Forest

§  Colonial Estates

§  Shadowland Subdivision

§  Berryfield Subdivision

§  Oakland Subdivision

§  Bayou Chantilly

§  Bayou Village

§  Bayou Lakes

§  Fairway Estates

§  Borden’s Gully

§  Forest Cove

§  Bentwood at Bay Colony I & II

§  Tanglebriar Subdivision

 

The first rotation of street sweeping in the above subdivisions has been completed. Public Works staff will now begin sweeping streets that are curb and gutter, but not in subdivisions.

 

 

Street Striping Program

 

The City of Dickinson is working on identifying all streets that will need striping maintenance in the coming years. Spruce Drive and Timber Drive (from FM 517 E to Deats Road) have already been approved for the FY 2011 budget. Other streets on the list include:

 

·       34th Street (from California to Baker Dr)

·       37th Street (from California to Baker Dr)

·       39th Street (from California to Baker Dr)

·       Baker Dr

·       Deats Rd (Completed FY 2010)

·       East Sunset Dr

·       Galveston Ave (from Park Ave to FM 517 E)

·       Hill Ave

·       Hughes Ln

·       Hughes Rd (west of Hwy 3)

·       Kellner Rd

·       Maple Dr

·       Medical Park Blvd

·       Nichols Ave

·       Owens Dr

·        Spruce Dr (from Deats Rd to FM 517 E) – (Completed FY2011)

·       Texas Ave (from FM 517 E to 42nd Street)

·       Timber Dr (from Deats Rd to Rodeo Bend)

·       Timber Dr  (from Deats Rd to FM 517 E) - (Completed FY2011)

·       West Sunset Dr

 

The streets above are in alphabetical order and not prioritized in order to be done. Each year the Public Works Department will assess the condition of the striping on each road, and determine which ones should be funded in the upcoming year.

 

 

To Report a Problem


To report a problem during normal working hours call the

Department of Public Works (281) 337-6267.


 
For After Hour Emergencies

 

Contact the City of Dickinson Police Department at (281) 337-4700

and the request will be forwarded to our standby personnel.

 

 

Service Request


To complete a service request, please click on the link below:


Service Request Form

 

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Dickinson, Texas 77539

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