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New Hike/Bike Trail In Atascocita

New Hike/Bike Trail In Atascocita

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~ 5 years ago Nov 9, '18 9:53am

Commissioner Jack Morman is proud to announce the start of construction on phase one of the Atascocita Area Hike & Bike Trail for early November.

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The $704,000 project will construct a new 8-foot-wide, one-mile long concrete trail along the Harris County Flood Control Channel between West Lake Houston Parkway and Kings Park Way. Construction is expected to be complete in the first quarter of 2019.

"We wanted to make sure this addressed the needs of the community, so we met with a number of neighborhoods, business, and other government entities to help lead us in the right direction," said Commissioner Morman.

This project is part of an 8-mile-long concept that will provide trail connectivity between neighborhoods and businesses throughout Atascocita.

"I'm very proud to provide this community with a recreational amenity," said Commissioner Morman. "We've had a lot of focus on transportation in recent years, so I think projects like this and our new park will be great for the area."

For more information, visit www.hcp2.com

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~ 5 years ago Nov 9, '18 10:00am

Thats awesome! Ive been wanting to do more riding lately so this is perfect news.

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~ 5 years ago Nov 9, '18 10:04am

I hope they do more of these in the area.

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~ 5 years ago Nov 9, '18 10:36am

Glad they are finally getting around to our area. Like to see a lot more bayou trails.

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~ 5 years ago Nov 9, '18 11:36am

Nice!!!...……………...looking forward to using the trails

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~ 5 years ago Nov 9, '18 12:16pm

Wow. That is awesome.
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~ 5 years ago Nov 9, '18 2:43pm

I think this is great but my question is.... is this a part of Kingwood?

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~ 5 years ago Nov 9, '18 2:47pm

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~ 5 years ago Nov 9, '18 2:52pm

I like it, but that is an expensive sidewalk.

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~ 5 years ago Nov 9, '18 2:57pm

I live right next to this. Since they cleared the brush for the drainage improvement, I've walked my dog back here near daily. Always thought, "this is perfect place for a trail...".

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~ 5 years ago Nov 9, '18 3:52pm

Well if it Kingwood (therefore Houston) then have to build to Houston code vs Harris county therefore more expensive....

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~ 5 years ago Nov 9, '18 4:32pm

Carol, Those neighborhoods, along with Kings River and Kings Lake Estates are considered part of Kingwood as they pay into the Kingwood Service Association. However, they are not part of Houston.

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~ 5 years ago Nov 9, '18 4:40pm

only the Kingwood Glen area pays into KSA.

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~ 5 years ago Nov 9, '18 4:42pm

Once this Trail is built we will find some accessory buildings behind some garages that are against ACIA deed restrictions

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~ 5 years ago Nov 9, '18 5:00pm

only the Kingwood Glen area pays into KSA.

@tflea : Kings River is listed on KSA. Kings Lake is not, thats my mistake.

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~ 5 years ago Nov 9, '18 10:49pm

This will be nice and super easy to get to from my house. I've always been jealous of the greenbelt paths in Kingwood.

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