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1996 - Board authorizes expenditure of $1000 to light the ball fields at Quillian Center.
1998 - First annual Corporate Challenge is held. This event has raised more than $140,000 in 13 years.
1999 - Board approves engineering contract for Westpark Tollway Access Study.
2000 - The first of 39 monument signs is installed, marking the District's boundaries.
2000 - BMC Software builds two new buildings at its Westchase District campus.
2002 - 315 custom street signs are installed throughout Westchase District.
2003 - Beautification of Richmond/Gessner and Richmond/Wilcrest esplanades.
2003 - Westchase District locator signs are installed on West Sam Houston Parkway.
2004 - Westchase District Patrol is launched with two specially marked vehicles.
2006 - Long Range Plan is recognized by the Texas Society of Architects.
2007 - Lighting upgrades and planters are installed at Richmond and Briar Forest underpasses.
2009 - 800,000 square feet of LEED-certified office space is built in Westchase District.
2010 - Westchase District celebrates 15 years of building higher value for property owners and businesses.

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THE WESTCHASE DISTRICT LONG RANGE PLAN

Westchase District businesses and community leaders understand the advantage of forward thinking which is why the Westchase District’s Long Range Plan had been a collaborative effort between area property owners, tenants, public agencies and a host of other stakeholders for over two years. This plan envisions– quite literally – how the Westchase District can look and operate two decades from now. The Long Range Plan is compelling and highly ambitious, but also very achievable, taking into account market forces, owner goals and the regulatory environment.

Now, the first project in our Long Range Plan is underway.  The Westchase District is developing a two-part trail system that will connect Westchase District to the Brays Bayou trail system and Art Storey Park south of Bellaire. 

By working with local businesses and government agencies, Westchase District can continue to grow and develop with unlimited potential. The Long Range Plan is the embodiment of this desire and serves as a community guide and benchmark for future growth.

westchase, houston commercial real estate, westchase district, houston work, houston living, long range planCall 713-780-9434 to obtain a printed copy of the 56-page plan. You can also download (7.6MB) the entire plan.

 

 
 
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