1. City of Manvel State of the City Address 2016 The Growth of the City on the Rise

2. Background
Incorporated as a city September 12, 1960, the City of Manvel was first settled in 1857 twenty miles southwest of Houston.
During the 1960’s the city annexed several properties to bring our total area to 40 square miles.
Manvel has continued its quick population rise with a growth rate increase from of 203% and as of June 2016 an estimated population of 10,000.

3. Manvel High School Maverick Football Team

4. Burning “M”

5. Marketing Campaign of the Year Model Home Park Design of the Year
Pomona – Award Winning Community
GHBA PRISM Awards
Marketing Campaign of the Year
Model Home Park Design of the Year

6. Pomona – Award Winning Community

8. Located at SH288 and the west side of SH6
Manvel Town Center
Located at SH288 and the west side of SH6

9. Located at SH288 and the east side of SH6
Presidio at Manvel
Located at SH288 and the east side of SH6

10. Located Lewis Lane and FM1128
AISD CTE Building
Located Lewis Lane and FM1128

11. Located on East side of Manvel on SH6
HCS Chemical Plant
Located on East side of Manvel on SH6

12. TXDOT plans for Raised Medians
Sometime in November/December
2016

13. Brazoria Project Description
4 managed lanes/shoulders within existing median of SH 288
to: 200-feet south of southern abutment of the bridge on Clear Creek (county line)
Southern limit: Just north of CR 58
overpass
Length: Approximately 5.2 miles
Construction cost: $127 million (approximately)
Project cost: $160 million (approximately)
Cost

14. Brazoria Project Features
Mustang Bayou
Gulf Coast Water Authority (GCWA) canal
Creek Crossings
McHard Road
FM 518
Southfork/Magnolia
Overpasses
Note: Some general purpose reconstruction will be required to accommodate the additional managed lanes and shoulders

15. Project Description: Ultimate Project Harris County and Brazoria County
Scope
4 toll lanes in the median of SH 288
From US 59 to a future interchange with Grand Parkway in Brazoria County
Features
29 total miles
10.5 miles in Harris County
18.5 miles in Brazoria County
Cost
$1.35 to $1.45 billion (estimated in 2009)

16. FY 2017 Budget Compared to FY 2016
(FY2016-FY2017)
Adopted Budget
General Fund
$5,155,760
$5,990,841
Vehicle/Equip Replacement Fund
373,489
277,489
Debt Service Fund
595,001
750,269
Water/Wastewater utility Fund
435,701
464,605
Community Impact Fee Fund
10,000
Capital Projects Fund
205,000
6,665,300
Parks Fund
-0-
Hotel Tax Fund
2,055
4,000
Court Security Fund
4,500
Court Technology Fund
1,200
1,978
SMDA Fund
16,000
6,150
TIRZ #3 Fund
20,888
150
M.E.D.C. Fund
608,050
651,000
Total
$6,745,068
$14,826,282

20. Saint Jerome said, “Good, Better, Best Never let it rest, Till your good is better, And your better is best” This gentleman needs no introduction… our City Manager Kyle Jung!