Texas House Bill HCR70

Texas 2009 - 81st Regular

• Introduced: 2/23/09
• Refer: 3/2/09

Caption

Directing the Texas Department of Transportation to construct an exit ramp for Cullen Boulevard off westbound IH-610 South.

Impact

By mandating the construction of this exit ramp, HCR70 aims to improve access to and from Cullen Boulevard, thus facilitating better connectivity for local motorists. This could lead to a reduction in travel time for residents, enhance the efficiency of deliveries to nearby businesses, and overall support the urban mobility of the area. The construction of this ramp also reflects a proactive approach by the legislature to address specific local transportation needs.

Summary

HCR70 is a concurrent resolution directing the Texas Department of Transportation to construct an exit ramp for Cullen Boulevard off westbound IH-610 South in Houston, Texas. The resolution highlights the importance of IH-610 as a major transportation artery that accommodates a significant flow of commuters and serves local businesses and residents. The absence of an exit ramp at Cullen Boulevard has been identified as a critical gap in the transportation infrastructure, causing delays and inconveniences for those living and working in the area.

Contention

The resolution does not explicitly mention any points of contention, but it remains implicitly significant given that infrastructure projects often involve considerations of funding, planning, and broader transportation priorities. Potential debates might arise surrounding the allocation of resources by the Texas Department of Transportation or the prioritization of this project compared to other infrastructure needs within the state.