Allendale Street  
 
Allendale Street
Pasadena , Texas
 
City of Pasadena
 
Four Phases
New Four Lane Concrete Curb & Gutter Roadway
Reconstruction of Existing Two Lane Concrete
  C&G Roadway in Residential Neighborhood
Sanitary Sewer & Waterline Realignment
New 4-Lane Bridge Over Vince Bayou
Replace Three Existing Traffic Signals
New sidewalks & Pedestrian Ramps to TDLR and
ADA Requirements
Street Lighting
Construction Cost $14 Million
   
Allendale Street
 
CLR was retained by the City of Pasadena to develop alternatives for rehabilitating and enhancing Allendale Street, a major corridor that routed commercial traffic through several residential neighborhoods. By enclosing an existing drainage channel with box culverts and converting it into a new 4-lane boulevard, CLR found an alternative that not only rerouted the commercial traffic out of the residential neighborhood, but created a new major drainage outfall to Vince Bayou that enhanced drainage in the entire area. The old residential street was also reconstructed and upgraded with a new drainage system that solved an existing flooding problem in the neighborhood.
   
Since the existing segment of the thoroughfare was relocated into the former drainage easement, Allendale will return to a local neighborhood street with no through traffic. The realigned major thoroughfare along an existing drainage easement will offer a direct connection to Garner Street.
   

CLR worked with the City to develop an improved drainage system that would flow into Vince Bayou. In addition to the storm sewer trunk line being added, CLR offered a unique and innovative solution to address storm water overflow during extreme storm events. The solution: a park/green space concept. The park's location and design are situated so that the berms and the sidewalks work to channel excess water directly into the Bayou.

   
Allendale Street