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Preparer’s Certification for

Specifications, Special Specifications, Special Provisions, Estimate and Specification Data

Special Note:

The following items developed per the published Construction Drawings have been verified and included in the Purchasing Department’s Bid Specification Package which can be located at https://harriscountytx.bonfirehub.com/portal/. The items include:

Pricing/Delivery Information Scope of Work Special Provision to Standard Specifications Special Specifications Supplement to General Requirements Contract Time

FOR:

02/12/2026

FRY RD INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS PACKAGE 2023 - (UPIN NO. UPIN

23104MF2XH01) CONSISTS OF NEW SIGNALS, PAVEMENT WIDENING, REINFORCED

CONCRETE SIDEWALK, RAMPS, CURB, DRIVEWAYS, PAVEMENT MARKING, PEDESTRIAN

CROSSINGS, AND PEDESTRIAN POLES. ALL STRIPING AND PAVING MARKINGS SHALL

BE APPLIED ACCORDING TO THE "TEXAS MUTCD". REPLACE/REMOVE/RELOCATE

SIGNS, UTILITIES, AND EARTHWORK. INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS - SOUTH FRY

BLVD AT HIGHLAND KNOLLS DR -2022 UPIN 22104MF2JX01 AND WESTGREEN BLVD AT

IH-10, UPIN 22103396150012

https://harriscountytx.bonfirehub.com/portal/

TABLE OF CONTENTS

HARRIS COUNTY PRECINCT 2

- SCOPE OF WORK

- GENERAL NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

- GENERAL NOTES

- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS TBPE POLICY

- NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR MATERIAL HAULING

- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SWQ AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

- CENTERPOINT SOLS

- NOTICE OF SPECIFICATIONS

- SPECIAL PROVISION

SP ITEM 689 12" LED TRAFFIC SIGNAL LAMP UNIT

SP ITEM 694 LED SIGN LIGHTS FOR TRAFFIC SIGNALS

SP ITEM 699 LED PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC SIGNAL LAMP UNIT

SP ITEM 1000 TRAFFIC SIGNAL INSTALLATION AND MODIFICATION

SP ITEM 1210 ITS TRAFFIC CONTROLLER CABINET ASSEMBLEY

SP ITEM 2071 ADVANCED TRAFFIC CONTROLLER (ATC)

SP ITEM 6010 CELLURAR LTE/ GPS ANTENNA FOR TRAFFIC SIGNALS

SP ITEM 6011 FIELD HARDENED ETHERNET SWITCH FOR TRAFFIC SIGNALS

SP ITEM 8678 ZINC COATED STEEL WIRE STRAND

SP ITEM 9011 ON-CALL TERM CONTRACT FOR INSTALLATION AND MODIFICATION OF TRAFFIC SIGNAL

SYSTEMS AND RELATED IMPROVEMENTS COUNTY WIDE

SP ITEM DMS-11132 ACCESSIBLE PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS

HARRIS COUNTY PRECINCT

UPIN NO. 21102MF23N01

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HARRIS COUNTY PRECINCT 2

UPIN NO. 21102MF23N01

HARRIS COUNTY PRECINCT 2

TxDOT SPECIFICATIONS:

ITEM 360 CONCRETE PAVEMENT

ITEM 400 EXCAVATION AND BACKFILL FOR STRUCTURES

ITEM 464 REINFORCED CONCRETE PIPE

ITEM 465 JUNCTION BOXES, MANHOLES, AND INLETS

ITEM 496 REMOVING STRUCTURES

ITEM 502 BARRICADES, SIGNS, AND TRAFFIC HANDLING

ITEM 505 TRUCK-MOUNTED ATTENUATOR (TMA) AND TRAILER

ATTENUATOR (TA)

ITEM 508 CONSTRUCTING DETOURS

ITEM 512 PORTABLE TRAFFIC BARRIER

ITEM 528 COLORED TEXTURED CONCRETE AND LANDSCAPE PAVERS

ITEM 529 CONCRETE CURB, GUTTER, AND COMBINED CURB AND

GUTTER

ITEM 531 SIDEWALKS

ITEM 618 CONDUIT

ITEM 620 ELECTRICAL CONDUCTORS

ITEM 636 SIGNS

ITEM 644 SMALL ROADSIDE SIGN ASSEMBLIES

ITEM 662 WORK ZONE PAVEMENT MARKINGS

ITEM 666 RETROFLECTORIZED PAVEMENT MARKINGS

ITEM 672 RAISED PAVEMENT MARKERS

ITEM 682 VEHICLE AND PEDESTRIAN SIGNAL HEADS

ITEM 684 TRAFFIC SIGNAL CABLES

ITEM 686 TRAFFIC SIGNAL POLE ASSEMBLIES STEEL

ITEM 687 PEDESTRIAN POLE ASSEMBLIES

ITEM 688 PEDESTRIAN AND VEHICLE DETECTORS

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HARRIS COUNTY PRECINCT

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HARRIS COUNTY PRECINCT 2

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SCOPE OF WORK

HARRIS COUNTY PRECINCT 4

UPIN NO. UPIN 23104MF2XH01

The scope of work consists of, but not limited to, the following tasks for signal improvements of five intersections in Katy, Texas (Precinct 4). Work is required to be completed within 240 calendar days.

Fry Rd & Westfield Parkway Intersection Improvements:

Providing a new traffic signal with mast arm system and appropriate pedestrian facilities, modification to the medians and left turn lane storage on all four sides of the intersection, installing approximately 970 linear feet of 4-5-foot sidewalks along the north side of Westfield Parkway from approximately 340 feet West of Fry Rd to Windmoor Drive, providing traffic control and construction sequencing, SW3P (stormwater pollu-tion prevention) and pavement markings. Reconstruct the driveways along the sidewalk path for ADA com-pliance. Fiber optic scope as per plans.

Fry Rd & Kieth Harrow Blvd Intersection Improvements:

Extend and widen the left turn lane storage on three approaches of the intersection to provide 250’ storage length and remove any trees in conflict with the pavement widening. Provide pedestrian facilities improvements to ADA push buttons and ramps at all four corners of the intersection. Providing TCP (traffic control) and construction sequencing, SW3P (stormwater pollution prevention) and pavement markings. Fiber optic scope as per plans.

Fry Rd & W. Little York Rd Intersection Improvements:

Extending the Westbound and Northbound left turn bay on W. Little York Road, reconstructing the existing traffic signal with mast arms and providing appropriate pedestrian facilities. Provide cameras at the intersec-tion. Providing traffic control and construction sequencing, SW3P (stormwater pollution prevention) and pavement markings .

• Repair broken curbs and pavement within project limits and identify inlets that need replacement.

• Repair/ replace ADA ramps as needed.

• Adjust median noses as needed.

• Replace all signage within limits of project.

South Fry Blvd & Highland Knolls Drive Intersection Improvements:

This project consists of improvements at the intersection of South Fry Boulevard and Highland Knolls Drive, located in Precinct 4, Harris County, TX. These improvements consist of adding a right turn lane on the Southbound leg of South Fry Boulevard, modification of existing median noses, installation of traffic sig-nals, pavement markings, installation of pedestrian buttons and ramps, installation of conduit, wire and all necessary hardware, loop detection, temporary traffic control, and tree protection.

Modifications to existing drainage structures consists of removing and relocating curb inlets to allow for turn lane construction.

IH-10 & Westgreen Blvd Intersection Improvements:

Westgreen Blvd. at IH 10 project includes the construction of pavement widening for the addition of Westgreen Blvd. turn lanes and increased left turn lane storage, IH 10 Eastbound frontage road revised lane configuration, Westgreen Blvd. median nose modifications, intersection pedestrian improvements and sig-nal relocations / upgrades. All work shall be performed in accordance with the attached drawings and speci-fications.

• Repair broken curbs and pavement within project limits and identify inlets that need replacement.

• Repair/ replace ADA ramps as needed.

• Adjust median noses as needed.

• Replace all signage within limits of project.

Important note for all intersections:

The contractor shall not have lane closure on more than two intersections concurrently to minimize traffic disruption during the construction of the project.

Scope of work for all intersections:

• Install APS push buttons and ADA compliant ramps and pedestrian facilities.

• The intersection will be restriped for 500’ on each approach.

May 2019

GENERAL NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

In accordance with House Bill 1059, a minimum of 25% of the work to be performed on this project shall be performed by the Bidder.

Special Notice: By law, the original price on firm fixed price contracts may not be increased by more than 25%. The original price may not be decreased by 18% or more without the consent of the contractor. Please monitor additions to your contract -additions in excess of 25% will not be paid under any circumstances.

On public works projects, all contractors shall supply a list of all suppliers and subcontractors with addresses and phone numbers, prior to work commencing.

At the time of the scheduled preconstruction meeting, the successful bidder shall supply to the County a list of representatives signed by an Officer of the Company who are authorized to sign official documents, i.e., Purchase Orders, Change Orders, Final Estimates, etc.

In determining who is a responsible bidder, Harris County may take into account the past performance of the bidder on Harris County projects. Commissioners Court adopted a written definition and criteria for determining the performance of a contractor which may be considered in determining the responsibility of a bidder.

Harris County is using an internet-based Construction Program Management Software, e-Builder to maintain consistent administrative and technical control for its projects throughout the County. The Contractor is required to use e-Builder on this project in accordance with procedures provided by the County.

At no cost to the Contractor, the County will provide system login account(s) and provide training for Contractor personnel. The Contractor must update e-Builder with any new or changed information within 24 hours of that information becoming known to Contractor. The Contractor must have access to a computer with internet access and a scanner to use eBuilder.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

ON STORM WATER QUALITY AND

ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

In addition to the regulatory requirements stated in the General Conditions, the Contractor shall recognize and comply with the following:

SECTION 1. STORM WATER POLLUTION PREVENTION PLANS

A. COVERAGE

Coverage under the Texas Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (TPDES)

General Permit TXR150000 for storm water discharges associated with construction activities is required for a project that disturbs 1 acre or greater (or is a part of a larger common plan of development with the potential to disturb 1 acre or greater). Coverage requires the preparation, implementation, inspection, and maintenance of a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP), in accordance with the TPDES General Permit.

B. PROJECT CLASSIFICATION

This project is classified as one of three categories listed below. The

Contractor shall be responsible for the storm water quality items, accordingly.

1. “Construction Sites That Do Not Require TPDES General Permit

Coverage” The project disturbs less than 1 acre (and is not part of a common plan of development with the potential to disturb 1 acre or more); therefore, coverage under the TPDES General Permit is not required. However, the Contractor shall implement good housekeeping measures to minimize the potential for pollutants, associated with the construction activities, to enter the storm sewer system. Item 725, “General Source Controls”, shall be implemented by the Contractor, as well as any other erosion, sedimentation, and pollution controls shown in the plans and project manual.

or

2. “Small Construction Sites”

The project disturbs 1 acre or more, but less than 5 acres, (or is part of a common plan of development with the potential to disturb 1 acre or more);

therefore, coverage under the TPDES General Permit is required. The Contractor shall implement, inspect, and maintain the Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan shown in the plans and project manual.

Certification of a TCEQ Small Construction Site Notice (CSN) in accordance with Part II.E.2 of the TPDES General Permit is required. The Contractor, as a primary operator, as defined by TPDES General Permit, shall certify one Construction Site Notice (CSN) and provide this to Harris County at the time that the contract is awarded. Harris County (owner), as primary operator, as defined by TPDES General Permit, shall certify a second Construction Site Notice (CSN) at the time the contract is awarded. After the project is awarded, Harris County shall provide copies of the two certified Construction Site Notices (CSN) to the Contractor, and send copies to the local storm sewer operator for notification purposes. Prior to commencing construction activities, the Contractor shall laminate and post the notices on the project site in a location where they are readily available for public viewing. The Contractor shall maintain the posted notices until after completion of the construction activities and final stabilization of the project site as defined by the TPDES General Permit. When the project is completed and stabilization is achieved, as defined by the TPDES General Permit, then the Contractor shall note the date that the Small Construction Site Notice was removed from the project site. A copy of the completed Small Construction Site Notice shall be provided to the Engineer with the SWPPP records. The County shall then notify the local storm sewer operator that storm water associated with construction activities is no longer being discharged from the site.

3. “Large Construction Sites”

The project disturbs 5 acres or greater (or is part of a common plan of development with the potential to disturb 5 acres or more); therefore, coverage under the TPDES General Permit is required. The Contractor shall implement, inspect, and maintain the Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan shown in the plans and project manual. Certification of a Notice of Intent (NOI) in accordance with Part II.E.3 of the TPDES General Permit is required and shall be completed in accordance with Harris County Specification Item Number 700. The Contractor shall not commence with any earth disturbing activities on the project site until:

• at least seven (7) days after submittal of the NOI (Harris County & Contractors) via U.S. Postal Service, or if Utilizing electronic submittal, prior to commencing construction activities,

• copies of signed NOI’s are submitted to any municipal separate storm sewer system (MS4) receiving discharge, at least seven (7) days prior to commencing construction activities. Contractor shall list in the SWPPP the names and addresses of all MS4 operators receiving a copy.

• copies of the Certified NOI’s are posted in a publicly accessible location (copies shall be laminated or placed in weather resistant display case),

• and copies (Harris County & Primary Contractors) of construction site notice for large sites (CSN) are posted in a publicly accessible location. After construction activities are complete and final stabilization is achieved (as defined by the TPDES General Permit), the Contractor shall certify one Notice of Termination (NOT) form and provide it to Harris County. Harris County shall certify a second NOT form. Harris County shall submit the two NOTs to the TCEQ and the local storm sewer system operator. After the NOTs have been submitted to the TCEQ, then the Contractor shall remove all temporary SWPPP controls, cease SWPPP inspections, and deliver copies of all SWPPP records to the Engineer who shall archive them for a minimum of three years. The final payment to the Contractor may be held until all SWPPP records are received by the Engineer.

SECTION 2. STORM WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLANS

A. COVERAGE

If this project meets the definition of “new development” or “significant redevelopment” as defined in the Harris County regulations or City of Houston ordinance on storm water quality and the project is not “grandfathered” or “exempt” as defined by the regulation or ordinance, then a Storm Water Quality Management Plan (SWQMP) is required for the project, as shown in the construction plans.

B. CLASSIFICATION

This project is classified as one of three categories listed below. The Contractor shall be responsible for the storm water quality items, accordingly.

1. “SWQ Permit Within Unincorporated Harris County”

If a Storm Water Quality Management Plan with permanent storm water quality controls is shown in the construction plans and the project is located in unincorporated Harris County, then a Storm Water Quality Management Plan is required prior to the start of construction. Prior to the start of construction, the Engineer shall submit the plans and Written Storm Water Quality Management Plan to the Harris County Permits Group and obtain the necessary signatures acknowledging acceptance of the Storm Water Quality Management Plan. The Contractor shall construct the SWQMP structural controls in accordance with the construction plans, and maintain the SWQMP structural controls until completion of the project and until the Engineer can certify that the SWQMP structural controls are constructed in accordance with the plans.

2. “SWQ Permit Within City of Houston” If a Storm Water Quality Management Plan with permanent storm water quality controls is shown in the construction plans and the project is located in the jurisdiction of the City of Houston, then a Storm Water Quality Management Permit is required prior to the start of construction.

Prior to the start of construction, the Engineer shall submit to the City of Houston the construction plans, the City of Houston Storm Water Quality Management Plan Application for Permit, and all other related documents shown on the permit application and obtain the Storm Water Quality Management Permit. Prior to the start of construction, the Contractor shall post a performance bond to the City of Houston for the construction of the storm water quality structural controls. The Contractor shall post a copy of the issued permit on the project site, construct the SWQMP structural controls in accordance with the construction plans, and maintain the SWQMP structural controls until completion of the project and until the Engineer can certify that the SWQMP structural controls are constructed in accordance with the plans.

The Engineer shall submit the Storm Water Quality Permit As-built Certificate to the City of Houston and Harris County shall begin implementation of the SWQMP.

3. “Grandfathered or Exempt from SWQ Permit” or “Storm Water Quality

Bank” If a Storm Water Quality Management Plan, or permanent storm water quality feature, is not shown in the construction plans, then a Storm Water Quality Management Permit is not required prior to the start of construction because it is grandfathered, exempt, or has provided storm water quality measures through the Storm Water Quality Bank.

SECTION 3. OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

A. BIOLOGICAL ISSUES

In accordance with requirements under the federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act, if in the course of construction, a bird rookery, an identified special migratory bird habitat, or a nesting site is discovered on the project site, then the Contractor shall cease work in the area and immediately notify the Engineer.

In accordance with the Federal Endangered Species Act and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Code, if a biological mitigation plan for specially protected flora and fauna species has been provided within the construction plans, then the Contractor shall comply with all requirements noted within the plan.

B. WATERS OF THE UNITED STATES INCLUDING ADJACENT WETLANDS

In accordance with Section 404 and Section 401 of the Clean Water Act and Section 10 of the Rivers and Harbors Act, waters of the United States including adjacent wetlands shall not be impacted by the Contractor unless a Department of the Army Permit has been obtained from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for the project.

If Harris County has obtained a Department of the Army Permit for this project, a copy of the permit is provided in the project manual. The Contractor shall comply with all requirements of the Department of the Army Permit. The Contractor shall not impact any waters of the United States and adjacent wetlands greater than the area and volume shown in the permit. If the Contractor impacts waters of the United States including adjacent wetlands on the project site that exceeds the area and volume shown in the permit, then the Contractor shall be responsible for any violations that may be issued by the regulatory agencies. If the Contractor deems it necessary to impact waters of the United States including adjacent wetlands that exceed the permit, then the Contractor must first notify the Engineer and the Engineer may obtain the necessary regulatory clearances prior to allowing the additional impacts to occur.

During construction of the project, if the Contractor uses off-site areas (not owned by Harris County) for placement of borrow material, disposal of construction debris, staging of construction materials, usage as a field office, or other types of construction related activities, then the Contractor shall be solely responsible for obtaining all environmental permits for the off-site activity, as well as providing all environmental controls and compensatory mitigation requested by the permitting agency. If a regulatory violation occurs as a result of this off-site activity, then the Contractor shall be solely responsible for this violation.

C. STATE OWNED SUBMERGED LANDS

The Contractor shall not impact submerged lands regulated under the authority of the Texas General Land Office, or other local agency, without an easement agreement. If an easement agreement is necessary for the construction activities, then the easement agreement shall be obtained by Harris County.

D. CULTURAL RESOURCES

In accordance with the National Historic Preservation Act and the Antiquities Code of Texas, the Contractor shall not remove or disturb, or cause or permit to be removed or disturbed, any historical, archeological, architectural, or other cultural artifacts, relics, vestiges, remains, or objects of antiquity from the project site. In the event that such items are discovered on the project during construction activities, the Contractor shall immediately notify the Engineer. The site and the potentially significant material shall be protected by the Contractor from further disturbance until a professional examination of them can be made and/or until clearance to proceed with construction has been provided by the Engineer.

E. HAZARDOUS AND PETROLEUM SUBSTANCES

If during the course of construction, the Contractor discovers hazardous or petroleum substances or wastes on the project site, then the Contractor shall immediately cease work in the area and remove all personnel from the area. The contractor shall temporarily close the area to the public, as well; temporary fencing or caution tape shall be installed around the area. The Contractor shall notify the Engineer immediately. Work in the area shall not be permitted until the Engineer has determined that safety and environmental issues have been properly addressed.

Harris County, Texas

Commissioners Court

Request for Court Action

1001 Preston St., 1st Floor Houston, Texas 77002

File #: 25-2734 Agenda Date: 5/8/2025 Agenda #: 160.

Primary Department: County Engineer Primary Department Head/Elected Official: Milton Rahman, PhD, P.E., PMP, CFM, Env. SP, County Engineer

Secondary Department: N/A Secondary Department Head/Elected Official: N/A

Regular or Supplemental RCA: Regular RCA Type of Request: Utility Agreement

Project ID (if applicable): 23104MF2XH01 Vendor/Entity Legal Name (if applicable): CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC

MWBE Contracted Goal (if applicable): N/A MWBE Current Participation (if applicable): N/A Justification for 0% MWBE Participation Goal: N/A - Goal not applicable to request

Grant Indirect Costs Rate (if applicable): N/A Justification for 0% Grant Indirect Costs Rate (if applicable): N/A - Not a grant item

Request Summary (Agenda Caption):

Request for approval to execute a Service Outlet Location Statement for installation of an electric meter with CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC and authorize the County Auditor to pay monthly bills for 3778 ½ Fry Road, Katy Texas 77449 (Intersection of Fry Road and Westfield Pkwy Drive) for electrical power serving a traffic signal associated with Traffic Signal and Intersection Improvement Package - Fry Road Project, UPIN 23104MF2XH01, Precinct 4.

Background and Discussion:

Traffic signal warrants were performed for a traffic impact study as part of traffic improvement project on Fry Road, the analysis warranted a traffic signal at the intersection of Fry Road and Westfield Pkwy Drive.

Currently the intersection is unsignalized and has stop sign control for minor street. The signal will be constructed under Traffic Signal and Intersection Improvement Package - Fry Road - 2023 - UPIN 23104MF2XH01, Precinct 4. Project.

Expected Impact:

The project will install a new traffic signal at the intersection with exclusive left turn lanes and extend the capacity of the existing left turn lanes along Fry Road, to safely handle the demands of the current and future traffic volumes. The improvements will alleviate congestion, reduce delays, and provide safe mobility for residents, pedestrians, and drivers through the intersection.

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File #: 25-2734 Agenda Date: 5/8/2025 Agenda #: 160.

Alternative Options:

All traffic signals require a reliable and uninterrupted power source for continuous operations, which is typically obtained through CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC. Alternative options are to provide a gas operated generator, which is not reliable nor feasible, or not to install traffic signal at the intersection. Both options will negatively impact operations and deteriorate safety and efficiency. If not approved, the residents and road users will not benefit from the safety and mobility improvements at this location .

County Strategic Plan Goal: 2. Connect our community with safe, reliable, equitably distributed, and well-maintained infrastructure.

County Strategic Plan Objective: F: Ensure safety and security for all using the county’s transportation network in alignment with the County’s Vision Zero plan.

Justice/Safety Initiative (Goal 1): N/A Infrastructure Initiative (Goal 2): F1: Strengthen the County’s commitment to Vision Zero principles and goals.

Economy Initiative (Goal 3): N/A Health Initiative (Goal 4): N/A Climate/Resilience Initiative (Goal 5): N/A Housing Initiative (Goal 6): N/A

Additional notes related to the Strategic Plan: Increase safety and efficiency of intersection operation through the installation of signal and exclusive storage lanes for turning traffic.

Prior Court Action (if any):

Date Agenda Item # Action Taken

12/05/2023 49 Request for approval to execute an agreement with Agha Engineering LLC in the amount of $398,313.00 for Professional Engineering Services for the Proposed Traffic Signal and Intersection Improvements Fry Road Package - 2023, UPIN 23104MF2XH01, Precinct 4, MWDBE Contracted

Goal: 20%, Current Participation: 100%.

01/23/2025 54 Request for approval of a certain project, decreeing the project to be a public necessity and convenience, and directing the Harris County Real Property Division to acquire, seven (7) road easement tracts for the public project known as Traffic Signal and Intersection Improvement Package - Fry Road - 2023, for the purpose of roadway construction, UPIN 23104MF2XH01, Precinct 4.

Location:

Address (if applicable): 3778 ½ Fry Road, Katy Texas 77449 Precinct(s): Precinct 4

Fiscal and Personnel Summary

Service Name

Current Fiscal Year Cost Annual Fiscal Cost

Labor Non-Labor Total Recurring Expenses

Funding Sources

Existing Budget

1070 - Mobility Fund $ $ $ $1,200

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Total Existing Budget $ $ $ $1200

Additional Budget Request (Requires Fiscal Review Request Form)

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Total Additional Budget Request$ $ $ $

Total Funding Sources $ $ $ $1,200

Grants - Proposed Budget (To be filled out by Grants staff only)

Labor Non-Labor Total No. of Grant Years

Local Match Source - Existing Budget:$ $ $

Local Match Source - Additional Budget Request:$ $ $

Grant Funds Applied for/Awarded (Total)$ $ $

Personnel (Fill out section only if requesting new PCNs)

Current Position Count for Service- - - -

Additional Positions Request - - - -

Total Personnel - - - -

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File #: 25-2734 Agenda Date: 5/8/2025 Agenda #: 160.

Fiscal and Personnel Summary

Service Name

Current Fiscal Year Cost Annual Fiscal Cost

Labor Non-Labor Total Recurring Expenses

Funding Sources

Existing Budget

1070 - Mobility Fund $ $ $ $1,200

Choose an item. $ $ $ $

Choose an item. $ $ $ $

Total Existing Budget $ $ $ $1200

Additional Budget Request (Requires Fiscal Review Request Form)

Choose an item. $ $ $ $

Choose an item. $ $ $ $

Choose an item. $ $ $ $

Total Additional Budget Request$ $ $ $

Total Funding Sources $ $ $ $1,200

Grants - Proposed Budget (To be filled out by Grants staff only)

Labor Non-Labor Total No. of Grant Years

Local Match Source - Existing Budget:$ $ $

Local Match Source - Additional Budget Request:$ $ $

Grant Funds Applied for/Awarded (Total)$ $ $

Personnel (Fill out section only if requesting new PCNs)

Current Position Count for Service- - - -

Additional Positions Request - - - -

Total Personnel - - - -

Anticipated Court Date: 5/22/2025 Anticipated Implementation Date (if different from Court date): Click or tap to enter a date.

Emergency/Disaster Recovery Note: Not an emergency, disaster, or COVID-19 related item

Contact(s) name, title, department: Erwin Burden, P.E., Senior Director, Capital Project Infrastructure, Harris County Engineering Department.

Attachments (if applicable): Service Outlet Location and Data Statement for Electric Service Agreement.

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Installation of meter pole or weather head (as located on sketch).

Obtain city or county permit, if applicable. (See page 4 and 5)

CenterPoint Energy will provide an ESI ID# for your account to the email address provided as your project progresses. Please do not request a meter until the construction is completed.

Choose a Competitive Retailer - For listing, visit the website http://www.powertochoose.org or call 1-866-PWR-4-TEX (1-866-797-4839)

NOYES

CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC's target completion date to provide your construction requirements, per the working sketch, is a mutually agreed upon negotiated date by CenterPoint Energy and customer. Please be aware our ability to meet the target completion date may be affected by weather, availability of construction crews and materials, ability to secure easements, and timely completion of your requirements (see above). In addition, as a condition to this service, you agree to comply with all of CenterPoint Energy standards, the National Electrical Code, the National Safety Code, all Occupational Safety and (OSHA) requirements, the International Building code and all local governing body codes.

APPLICABLE FORMS

Will Customer have Motor Greater than

250 HP?

Will Customer have Back-up Generation?

NOYES

We appreciate the opportunity to do business with you and look forward to the successful completion of this project. Your signature below insures that both parties understand the requirements toward completion that will allow you electrical service. Thanks for your cooperation in this matter.

Sincerely, Service Consultant

CUSTOMER'S SIGNATURE

DATECUSTOMER'S PRINTED NAME

SERVICE CONSULTANT PHONE NUMBER

ADDRESS

E-MAIL ADDRESS

Want to start gas service? Go to move.centerpointenergy.com/move or call 800-752-8036 To learn more about energy efficiency programs, please visit centerpointefficiency.com

SERVICE OUTLET LOCATION AND DATA STATEMENT

FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE

Dear Customer, CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC is grateful to meet with you on, to discuss the requirements needed to provide you electric service.

To begin the process we request that you provide the following information:

Pay any up-front contributions for non-standard service

Clear trees along extension route

Easement charges $

Easement execution

CenterPoint Energy Construction Required?

The following steps must be complete prior to construction:

CUSTOMER DAY PHONE

SERVICE ADDRESS EVENING PHONE

MAILING ADDRESS CELL PHONE

ELECTRICIAN ELECTRICIAN'S PHONE

DATE

YES NO

Site Plan and Elevation Plan: Hard Copies

Site Plan: Electronic Copy with XY Coordinates

One Line Diagram

Load Analysis

Easements Required-Recorded Warranty Deed Required

Specifications on Modular Metering Enclosure.

CNP 79 (7-2023) Page 1 of 5

Power Quality

Primary Meter

Motor Start

Emergency Generation

Distributed Generation

Major UG Checklist

Sincerely, Se ic Co

CUSTOMER'S SIGNATURE

CUSTOMER'S PRINTED NAME DATEDATE

Kyle Jahn (281) 391-5156

5431 Highway Blvd Katy, TX 77494 kyle.jahn@centerpointenergy.com

Harris County

N Fry Rd and Westfield Pkwy Katy, TX 77449

10-18-2024

May 8, 2025County Judge Lina Hidalgo

1111 Fannin St, 12th Floor, Houston, TX 77002

ESID #: 1008901025005160780124

713-274-3600

ESID #: 1008901025005160780124

3778 ½ Fry Rd Katy, TX 77449

SERVICE TYPEGENERAL SERVICE

CT CAN TYPE CONDUITS ON POLE For Information Regarding:

CenterPoint Energy service standards visit www.centerpointenergy.com/electricservicestandards

For approvals on AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWITCHES

EMAIL SPECS TO

ATS.Approvals@CenterPointEnergy.com

COMMENTS OR NOTES

1Ø 3W 120/208

1Ø 3W 120/240

3Ø 4W 240V

3Ø 4W Y 120/208V

3Ø 4W Y 277/480V* *10 X 26 PT can mounted on 480V Service?

3Ø 3W 480V* *1-1/4" conduit connecting CT & PT can run?

Primary Metering Job

Major UG Job

Other: (Explain)

Volts

FT2

All Electric Gas & Electric

Size Wire Pulled

Cust's Load 1 Ø +3 Ø Total KVA

Fault Current: Initial Ultimate

Amperes RMS Symmetrical at

320 Amp (self contained)

30 X 42

Bus Head Outdoor

Bus Head with CT Can

Stainless Steel Rack

Primary Job

Size of Conduit

No. of Conduits

ILLUSTRATION

LEGEND

X

O

Proposed Pole

Existing Pole

Meter Pole

Proposed Wire

Proposed Transformer

Existing Transformer

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CENTERPOINT TO UPGRADE POLES AT INTERSECTION FOR CLEARANCE FROM TRAFFIC SIGNALS. CENTERPOINT TO INSTALL TRANSFORMER AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF INTERSECTION FOR TRAFFIC SIGNAL SERVICE.

CUSTOMER METER POLE TO BE WITHIN 60FT OF TRANSFORMER POLE.

25 25

6,200 99,300

SECTION 005. RESTRICTION ON OPERATION OF MACHINERY AND

PLACEMENT OF STRUCTURES NEAR LINES

Unless a person, firm, corporation, or association effectively guards against danger by contact with the line as prescribed by Section 752.003, the person, firm, corporation, or association, either individually or through an agent or employee, may not:

(1) erect, install, transport, or store all or any part of a house, building, or other structure within six feet of a high voltage overhead line;

(2) install, operate, transport, handle, or store all or any part of a tool, machine, or equipment within six feet of a high voltage overhead line; or

(3) transport, handle, or store all or any part of supplies or materials within six feet of a high voltage overhead line.

SECTION 006. RESTRICTION ON OPERATION OF CERTAIN

MACHINERY OR EQUIPMENT

(A) A person, firm, corporation, or association, individually, through an agent or employee, or as an agent or employee, may not operate a crane, derrick, power shovel, drilling rig, hay loader, hay stacker, mechanical cotton picker, pile driver, hoisting equipment, or similar apparatus any part of which is capable of vertical, lateral, or swinging motion unless:

(1) a warning sign is posted and maintained as prescribed by Subsections (B) and (C);

(2) an insulated cage-type guard or protective device is installed about the boom or arm of the equipment, except a backhoe or dipper; and

(3) each lifting line, if the equipment includes a lifting hook device, is equipped with an insulator link on the lift hook connection.

(B) The warning sign required by Subsection (A) (1) must be a weather-resistant sign of not less than five inches by seven inches with a yellow background and black lettering that reads:

"WARNING -- UNLAWFUL TO OPERATE THIS EQUIPMENT WITHIN TEN

FEET OF HIGH VOLTAGE LINES."

(C) The warning sign must be legible at 12 feet and placed:

(1) within the equipment so that it is readily visible to the equipment operator while at the equipment controls; and

(2) on the outside of the equipment in the number and location necessary to make it readily visible to a mechanic or other person engaged in the work.

(D) Notwithstanding the distance limitations prescribed by Sections

752.004 and 752.005, unless a person, firm, corporation, or association effectively guards against danger by contact with the line as prescribed by Section 752.003, the person, firm, corporation, or association may not operate all or any part of a machine or equipment described by this section within 10 feet of a high voltage overhead line.

SECTION 007. CRIMINAL PENALTY

(A) A person, firm, corporation, or association or an agent or employee of a person, firm, corporation, or association commits an offense if the person, firm, corporation, association, agent, or employee violates this chapter.

(B) An offense under this section is punishable by a fine of not less than $100 or more than $1,000, confinement in jail for not more than one year, or both.

SECTION 008. LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES

If a violation of this chapter results in physical or electrical contact with a high voltage overhead line, the person, firm, corporation, or association that committed the violation is liable to the owner or operator of the line for all damages to the facilities and for all liability that the owner or operator incurs as a result of the contact.

Acts 1989, 71st Leg., ch. 678, ][ 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1989 Prior Laws:

Acts 1971, 62nd Leg., p. 76, ch. 41.

Vernon's Ann. Civ. St. art. 1436c, ][ 7(B).

This is only a part of the entire act. The complete act is available for review.

TEXAS LAW AN ACT

TEXAS HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE TITLE 9

CHAPTER 752 - Safety of persons engaged in activities in proximity of high voltage electric lines; restrictions

SECTION 001. DEFINITIONS

(1) "High voltage" means more than 600 volts measured between conductors or between a conductor and the ground.

(2) "Overhead line" means a bare or insulated electric conductor installed above ground but does not include a conductor that is de-energized and grounded or that is enclosed in a rigid metallic conduit.

SECTION 002. EXEMPTION FOR CERTAIN EMPLOYEES AND

ACTIVITIES

(A) This chapter does not apply to the construction, reconstruction, operation, or maintenance by an authorized person of overhead electrical or communication circuits or conductors and their supporting structures and associated equipment that are part of a rail transportation system, an electrical generating, transmission, or distribution system or a communication system.

(B) In this section, "authorized person" means:

(1) an employee of a light and power company, an electric cooperative, or a municipality working on his employer's electrical system;

(2) an employee of a transportation system working on the system's electrical circuits;

(3) an employee of a communication utility;

(4) an employee of a state, county, or municipal agency that has authorized circuit construction on the poles or structures that belong to an electric power company, an electric cooperative, a municipal or transportation system, or a communication system;

(5) an employee of an industrial plant who works on the plant's electrical system; or

(6) an employee of an electrical or communications contractor who is working under the contractor's supervision.

SECTION 003. TEMPORARY CLEARANCE OF LINES

(A) A person, firm, corporation, or association responsible for temporary work or a temporary activity or function closer to a high voltage overhead line than the distances prescribed by this chapter must notify the operator of the line at least 48 hours before the work begins.

(B) A person, firm, corporation, or association may not begin the work, activity, or function under this section until the person, firm, corporation, or association responsible for the work, activity, or function and the owner or operator, or both, of the high voltage overhead line have negotiated a satisfactory mutual arrangement to provide temporary de-energization and grounding, temporary relocation or raising of the line, or temporary mechanical barriers to separate and prevent contact between the line and the material or equipment or the person performing the work, activity or function.

(C) The person, firm, corporation, or association responsible for the work, activity, or function shall pay the operator of the high voltage overhead line the actual expense incurred by the operator in providing the clearance prescribed in the agreement. The operator may require payment in advance and is not required to provide the clearance until the person, firm, corporation, or association responsible for the work, activity, or function makes the payment.

(D) If the actual expense of providing the clearance is less than the amount paid, the operator of the high voltage overhead line shall refund the surplus amount.

SECTION 004. RESTRICTION ON ALL ACTIVITIES NEAR LINES

(A) Unless a person, firm, corporation, or association effectively guards against danger by contact with the line as prescribed by Section 752.003, the person, firm, corporation, or association, either individually or through an agent or employee, may not perform a function or activity on land, a building, a highway, or other premises if at any time it is possible that the person performing the function or activity may:

(1) move or be placed within six feet of a high voltage overhead line while performing the function or activity; or

(2) bring any part of a tool, equipment, machine, or material within six feet of a high voltage overhead line while performing the function or activity.

(B) A person, firm, corporation, or association may not require an employee to perform a function or activity prohibited by Subsection (A).

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PERMITTING ENTITY PHONE NUMBER

281-388-4271 No limit* E/M E

281-431-0606 6 months F F

409-935-8348 No limit* E E

281-420-6537 90 days E/M O

281-383-3180 6 months E E

979-387-2775 90 days E E

979-864-1295 1 year F F

713-662-8230 90 days E E

281-375-5050 6 months E E

281-485-3048 90 days E/M E

713-467-9762 No limit* E E

409-267-8392 90 days F F

281-334-2799 6 months E E

409-265-2541 6 months E E

281-573-8309 1 year E E

979-922-1551 1 year E E

936-258-2642 6 months E E

281-478-7270 1 year E O

281-337-6259 30 days E E

281-326-1951 1 year E E

979-233-3526 6 months E/F/M E/F

City of Alvin

City of Arcola

City of Bayou Vista

City of Baytown

City of Beach City

City of Beasley

BRAZORIA COUNTY

City of Bellaire

City of Brookshire

City of Brookside Village

City of Bunker Hill

CHAMBERS COUNTY

City of Clear Lake Shores

City of Clute

City of Cove

City of Danbury

City of Dayton

City of Deer Park

City of Dickinson

City of El Lago

City of Freeport

FORT BEND COUNTY 281-633-7502 1 year F F

City of Friendswood 281-996-3200 No limit* E E

City of Fulshear 281-346-1796 6 months E E

City of Galena Park 713-672-2556 90 days E E

City of Galveston 409-797-3660 6 months E E

GALVESTON COUNTY 409-770-5549 6 months F F

HARRIS COUNTY 713-956-3000 1 year F F

City of Hedwig Village 713-465-6009 6 months E E

City of Hillcrest 281-756-0577 6 months E E

City of Hillshire Village 713-973-1779 No limit* E E

City of Hitchcock 409-986-5591 6 months E E

City of Houston 832-394-8847 6 months E/M E

City of Humble 281-446-3061 90 days E/M E/O

City of Hunters Creek 713-465-2150 No limit* E E

City of Iowa Colony 281-369-2471 90 days E E

City of Jacinto City 713-674-8424 90 days E E

City of Jamaica Beach 409-737-1142 1 year E E

City of Jersey Village 713-466-2110 1 year E/M E

City of Jones Creek 409-233-1826 90 days E E

City of Katy 281-391-4830 180 days E E

City of Kemah 281-334-1611 6 months E/M E

City of Lake Jackson 979-415-2430 180 days E O

City of La Marque 409-938-9204 6 months E/M E

City of La Porte 281-471-5020 6 months E/M O

City of League City 281-554-1415 90 days E E

LIFE OF PERMIT TYPE RES TYPE GEN

SERVICE OUTLET LOCATION AND DATA STATEMENT

FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE

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PERMITTING ENTITY PHONE NUMBER LIFE OF PERMIT TYPE RES TYPE GEN

City of Meadows Place 281-983-2950 1 year E/M E

City of Missouri City 281-403-8600 90 days O O

City of Mont Belvieu 281-576-2213 90 days O O

MONTGOMERY COUNTY 936-539-7836 1 year F F

City of Morgan's Point 281-471-2171 6 months E E

City of Nassau Bay 281-333-2108 6 months E E

City of Needville 409-793-4253 90 days E/M E

City of Oak Ridge North 281-292-4648 6 months E E

City of Old River Winfree 281-385-1735 90 days E E

City of Orchard 979-478-6893 180 days E/M O

City of Oyster Creek 979-233-0243 6 months E E

City of Pasadena 713-477-1511 90 days E/M O

City of Pattison 281-375-5550 6 months E E

City of Pearland 281-652-1638 6 months E/M O

City of Piney Point Village 713-782-0271 90 days E E

City of Quintana 979-233-0848 90 days E E

City of Richmond 281-232-6871 6 months E/M O

City of Richwood 979-265-2082 90 days E E

City of Rosenberg 1-832-595-3400 90 days E/M O

City of Santa Fe 409-925-6412 6 months E/M E

City of Seabrook 281-291-5668 6 months E E

City of Sealy 979-885-1669 90 days E/M E

City of Shoreacres 281-471-2253 1 year E E

City of South Houston 713-947-7700 6 months E/M O

City of Southside Place 713-668-2341 90 days E E

City of Spring Valley 713-465-8308 6 months E E

City of Stafford 281-261-3940 6 months E/M O

City of Sugar Land 281-275-2270 6 months E/M O

Village of Surfside Beach 979-233-1531 6 months E E

City of Taylor Lake Village 281-326-2843 90 days E E

City of Texas City 409-643-5946 30 days E/M E

City of Tomball 281-351-5484 6 months E/M E

Village of Tiki Island 409-935-1427 1 year E E

City of Waller 936-931-1042 1 year E E

City of Webster 281-338-2925 90 days E O

City of West University Place 713-662-5833 1 year E E

City of Weston Lakes 281-533-0907 90 days F F

City of Wharton 979-532-2491 6 months E E

* Duration of project

City of Magnolia 281-356-2266 1 year E E

City of Manvel 281-489-0630 1 year E/M E

CODE TYPES

E= All new meter Installation and wiring changes.

O= For all MVI and Name changes including Mobile Homes

F= All new permanent and/or temporary service.

M= Mobile Homes

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County Judge Lina Hidalgo 1/30/2024

Harris County

ESID# 1008901023806728100100

1111 Fannin St., 11th Floor, Houston, TX 77002

DocuSign Envelope ID: 71353F32-D6DE-473F-AA42-172B28A8A75E

NOTICE OF SPECIFICATIONS

For the construction of this project, the Contractor shall use the attached Special Provisions, Special Specifications, and Harris County Engineering Department (HCED) Specifications Book – Harris County Standard Specifications for Construction and Maintenance of Roads and Bridges, effective date October 10, 2023. The current HCED specifications may be found at the HCED website: http://www.eng.hctx.net/Portals/33/Publications/professional-services/spec/2017/2017_HC_Stand_Spec.pdf

When applicable, the Contractor shall use the Harris County Flood Control District (HCFCD) 2005 Standard Specifications Book. The current HCFCD specifications may be found at the HCFCD website: https://www.hcfcd.org/Technical-Manuals/all-documents?folderId=8625& view=gridview&pageSize=10

When applicable, the Contractor shall also use the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) 2014 Standard Specifications Book. The current TxDOT specifications may be found at the TxDOT website: https://www.txdot.gov/business/resources/txdot-specifications.html

When applicable, the Contractor shall also use the City of Houston (COH) Standard Specifications. The current COH specifications may be found at the COH website:

https://www.houstonpermittingcenter.org/office-city-engineer/design-and-construction-standards

When applicable, the Contractor shall also use the TxDOT Standard Specifications. for Fiber Optic lines spec number SS99011 http://www.eng.hctx.net/Portals/33/Publications/professional-services/spec/2017/2017_HC_Stand_Spec.pdf http://www.eng.hctx.net/Portals/33/Publications/professional-services/spec/2017/2017_HC_Stand_Spec.pdf https://www.hcfcd.org/Technical-Manuals/all-documents?folderId=8625&%20view=gridview&pageSize=10 https://www.hcfcd.org/Technical-Manuals/all-documents?folderId=8625&%20view=gridview&pageSize=10 https://www.txdot.gov/business/resources/txdot-specifications.html https://www.txdot.gov/business/resources/txdot-specifications.html https://www.houstonpermittingcenter.org/office-city-engineer/design-and-construction-standards https://www.houstonpermittingcenter.org/office-city-engineer/design-and-construction-standards

689-001

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SPECIAL PROVISION

TO

ITEM 689

TWELVE INCH LED TRAFFIC SIGNAL LAMP UNIT

Item 689 “Twelve Inch Traffic Signal Lamp Unit” of the Standard Specifications is amended with respect to the clauses cited below. No other clauses or requirements of this Item are waived or changed.

689.5 PRE-QUALIFICATION PROCEDURE. Sub-Section B “Pre-Qualification

Samples,” Bullet 10 is voided and replaced by the following:

10. Manufacturer’s written warranty against defects in materials, design and workmanship for LED traffic signal lamp units for a period of 180 months after installation

689.6 MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS. Sub-Section C “Optical and Light Output

Requirements” third and fourth paragraphs are voided and replaced by the following:

Each LED traffic signal lamp unit must meet minimum laboratory light intensity values and light output distribution as described in I.T.E. Vehicle Traffic Control Signal Heads (VTCSH ) - LED Supplements for a minimum period of 180 months, based on normal use in traffic signal operation over an operating temperature range of −40°F (−40°C) to 165°F (74°C).

Measured chromaticity coordinates of LED traffic signal lamp units must conform to the chromaticity requirements detailed in the I.T.E. VTCSH LED Circular Signal Supplement, Section 4.2: Chromaticity, or in the I.T.E.

VTCSH LED Vehicle Arrow Traffic Signal Supplement, Section 4.2:

Chromaticity, for circular or arrow indications respectfully for a minimum period of 180 months.

689.8 WARRANTY REQUIREMENTS. The third and fourth paragraphs are voided and replaced by the following:

The LED traffic signal lamp units must be warranted against any failure due to design, workmanship, material defects, and loss of intensity for 180 months of field operation. Units must meet or exceed minimum requirements of this Item for a minimum of 180 months of field operation.

Repair or full replacement will be required if a LED traffic signal lamp unit

689-001

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