Legislation Details

File #: 24-5358    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Public Necessity Status: Passed
File created: 8/19/2024 In control: Commissioners Court
On agenda: 8/27/2024 Final action: 8/27/2024
Title: Request for approval of a certain project, decreeing the project to be a public necessity and convenience, directing the Harris County Real Property Division to acquire, for one (1) fee simple tract for the public project known as 310 Fisher Road - HCSO - Vehicle Crime Processing Facility Expansion - Prop A, for the purpose of expanding Harris County Sheriff's Office Vehicular Crime Processing Facility, UPIN 24540MF36801, Precinct 3.
Attachments: 1. 24-5358-310 FisherRd -HCSO Agenda Docs 8-27-24
Department: County Engineer
Department Head/Elected Official: Milton Rahman, PhD, P.E., PMP, CFM, ENV SP, County Engineer

Regular or Supplemental RCA: Regular RCA

Type of Request: Public Necessity

Project ID (if applicable): 24540MF36801
Vendor/Entity Legal Name (if applicable): Any applicable landowner and/or property interest holder

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

Request Summary (Agenda Caption):
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Request for approval of a certain project, decreeing the project to be a public necessity and convenience, directing the Harris County Real Property Division to acquire, for one (1) fee simple tract for the public project known as 310 Fisher Road - HCSO - Vehicle Crime Processing Facility Expansion - Prop A, for the purpose of expanding Harris County Sheriff's Office Vehicular Crime Processing Facility, UPIN 24540MF36801, Precinct 3.
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Background and Discussion:
Expansion of the Existing Harris County Sheriff's Office (HCSO)Vehicular Crime Processing Facility located at 310 Fisher Road in Humble, Texas was submitted to the Harris County's Office of Budget Management (OMB) for consideration as part of the 2022 Public Safety Bond - Proposition A and approved. Harris County Engineering Department (HCED) subsequently engaged professional services to define the scope of work and provided an estimate of project costs.

The existing property was acquired by Harris County in 1958, served as a Precinct Road and Bridge Camp until they outgrew the facility, at which time it was transferred to the HCSO. The HCSO has operated the facility to examine stolen, vehicles to collect forensic evidence and store vehicles for further disposition. The buildings need to be refurbished, the layout is not conducive to the facility's core function and does not provide for public access.

In order to provide for...

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