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Old Town Pearland Revitalization Plan - Virtual Open House 2

Leave your input on Old Town's BIG IDEAS!

Introduction:

Welcome to Konveio, the public engagement tool! This platform allows you to review and provide feedback on key documents, maps, and design concepts for the Old Town Pearland Revitalization Plan. We're excited to hear your thoughts as we shape the community's future together.

 

Here’s how to use Konveio:

Step 1: Navigating the Content

  • Scroll through the page's content. You’ll find maps, documents, and images related to topics such as visioning and values, land use, development and redevelopment, mobility and connectivity, public spaces, placemaking, and infrastructure, and the big ideas.
  • Click on any document or board to view it in detail.

Step 3: Leave Your Feedback

  • Scroll forward to explore different pages or sections of the document.
  • To leave a comment, hover over a specific area of the page. You’ll notice icons appear, allowing you to click and add a comment.
  • A text box will open where you can write your feedback or input. Feel free to provide as much detail as you’d like!
  • You can leave as many comments as you want. The more feedback we receive, the better we can address your concerns and ideas!

Step 4: Submitting Your Comments

  • After typing your comment, click "Submit." Your input will be saved and shared with the design team for review.

 

 

 

Project Overview:

We're posting the content from the public open house held on March 11 at 5:30 PM at First United Methodist Church. During this event, we collected input on key topics important to the future of Old Town Pearland, including vision & values, land use, placemaking, mobility, and infrastructure--but most importantly, five BIG IDEAS.

The design team analyzed the input and, together with existing conditions assessments, developed big ideas and concepts for key destinations in Old Town Pearland.

Now we need your input! Please scroll through the various maps, questions, and concepts. Your feedback is crucial as we move forward with refinement and developing the action plan.

 

Next Steps:

Once we gather feedback from you and others in the community, the project team will refine the ideas and develop an action plan to make this Plan a reality. Your comments today will help guide those next steps, so please don’t hesitate to share your thoughts.

Thank you for participating!
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Cheryl Mar 26 2025 at 10:35AM on page 18

We desperately need street lights. It seems like “old town “ is being neglected.
N Pearland Ave
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Buck Stevens Mar 24 2025 at 10:09AM on page 32

Idea
Better location for large event center, more room to build and parking. Further from tracks.
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Buck Stevens Mar 24 2025 at 10:08AM on page 31

Idea
One way pair with Broadway
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Buck Stevens Mar 24 2025 at 10:07AM on page 29

Idea
Maybe "Pearland Central District", or "Pearland Historic District" or "Pearland Historical Market District" anything but changing Broadway to Main

ALSO.... we need to keep the original branding that was adopted and approved by the citizens and other committees many years ago and the signs now entail. No need to rebrand yet again! It's a slap in the face to those that put in the time and work over the last 30 years to see this come to fruition!
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Buck Stevens Mar 24 2025 at 10:01AM on page 29

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Just call it "downtown Pearland" or "Pearland Downtown District" and include all the "areas". It's a shame that the words "pearland town center" is taken, as it would fit well now with this.
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Buck Stevens Mar 24 2025 at 9:58AM on page 29

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Make it one way pair with Walnut!
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Buck Stevens Mar 24 2025 at 9:56AM on page 29

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NO to new Main Street!!!!!!!!!!
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Buck Stevens Mar 24 2025 at 9:56AM on page 24

Idea
Turn RR depot into Historical Museum as it should have been!
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Buck Stevens Mar 24 2025 at 9:55AM on page 24

Idea
Still think event center may be an issue with RR noise
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Buck Stevens Mar 24 2025 at 9:54AM on page 23

Idea
Maybe call it the "Grand Area of Pearland"
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Buck Stevens Mar 24 2025 at 9:52AM on page 23

Idea
Do NOT like the idea of changing Broadway to Main!!!! VERY BAD.... just leave it! You can still use the existing Main as the OLD TOWN MAIN and market Broadway as a show stopper!
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Buck Stevens Mar 24 2025 at 9:50AM on page 21

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THis area should be where CVB and Historical Society maybe as well. People go to Post office anyway, maybe it would encourage some to stop in and it would be a central area for government related items
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Buck Stevens Mar 24 2025 at 9:45AM on page 12

Idea
Still like one-way split with Walnut
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Buck Stevens Mar 24 2025 at 9:44AM on page 12

Idea
Just build a parking garage, maybe 2 story and charge to park. Most people don't mind. I pay almost everywhere i go. Maybe make it free for certain events or HC, etc.
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Buck Stevens Mar 24 2025 at 9:41AM on page 16

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This should be built with PEARLAND community as a priority, not a destination place. We need to stop thinking of it as a destination place. Pearland will never be that. We are however event centric and can do many small 1 day events that garner locals to the area.

I know this negates the CVB, but being creative could still work
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Buck Stevens Mar 24 2025 at 9:38AM on page 17

Idea
Near RR is not the best place for an EVENT center. Offices mabe or programming that allows things to be stopped as trains go by. Approx 22 trains a day go by and this would disrupt a wedding for example.
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Buck Stevens Mar 24 2025 at 9:37AM on page 17

Idea
Great place to place event center and or offices like CVB and Historical Society. COP should acquire the land directly behind ACE and widen this area.
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Buck Stevens Mar 24 2025 at 9:35AM on page 17

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It would be better if this were to be included in a new Historical Society building so staffing could be shared. CVB should be very verse in the city's history anyway in order to "sell" Pearland's activities.

Not so sure these buildings should be near RR for couple of reasons. 1) safety and 2) noise. ... trains don't always follow "no blow" rules and having a wedding in the center could be a disaster
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Buck Stevens Mar 24 2025 at 9:31AM on page 17

Typo
Should be Brazoria County.... not Brazos
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Deborah Johnston Mar 21 2025 at 11:54AM on page 14

Idea
On MC24 nad 25, its "sounds good" but is not practical. People should be allowed to park nearest the front door, and so should their guests and service people. On MC26 - the City should not be in the EV charging station business.
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Deborah Johnston Mar 21 2025 at 11:49AM on page 11

Idea
Bike lanes are a good idea, but bike safety education would go a long way to helping the present situation. I see many ADULT bike riders, going contrary to the traffic flow; also just cruising down the center turning lane. And many have no bike lighting when riding after dark.
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Deborah Johnston Mar 21 2025 at 11:40AM on page 11

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A pedestrian RR crossing is a good idea, if you can make it attractive, not a hurricane fencing tube/ cage. A tunnel would be a poor choice, as I feel it would encourage graffiti.
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Deborah Johnston Mar 21 2025 at 11:30AM on page 7

Idea
Tree planting is good, but please no trees in planter boxes. Also, make sure the trees are not planted directly under the power lines. ( like on North Main)
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Deborah Johnston Mar 21 2025 at 11:23AM on page 3

Idea
you neglected "living" in OLD Town. Many long time Pearland residence live in this area
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Brenda Arnold-Richard Mar 20 2025 at 11:22AM on page 22

Idea
I'd also love to see new affordable small single-family homes in Old Town - all the plans are great, but young families will be needed to help revitalize the area!
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Brenda Arnold-Richard Mar 20 2025 at 11:14AM on page 17

Idea
Love the idea of the train depot in Old Town
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Deborah Brown Mar 20 2025 at 11:13AM on page 33

All this looks great but if the city does not begin to develop or enforce come type of residential property condition enforcement I cannot see business wanting to invest in the area. There are areas too numerous to pinpoint with obvious health hazards due to the amount of trash, both large and small items, that impact the visual and actual quality of life in this area.
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Brenda Arnold-Richard Mar 20 2025 at 11:09AM on page 14

Typo
Junior High
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Brenda Arnold-Richard Mar 20 2025 at 11:06AM on page 12

Idea
Love the idea of more/better sidewalks!
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Brenda Arnold-Richard Mar 20 2025 at 11:05AM on page 12

Idea
Walnut expansion would need to happen well before the narrowing of Broadway, right?
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Sherry Stockwell Mar 20 2025 at 11:00AM on page 5

Question
Any more detail on the flex residentual?
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Brenda Arnold-Richard Mar 20 2025 at 11:00AM on page 10

Idea
I love the landscaped median idea, but not at the expense of whole lanes of traffic.
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Brenda Arnold-Richard Mar 20 2025 at 10:54AM on page 9

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Putting a 4-way stop on Broadway at Grand? I think it should be a traffic light or nothing. I believe a 4-way stop would be very dangerous here.
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Brenda Arnold-Richard Mar 20 2025 at 10:46AM on page 6

Question
Are the photos supposed to represent what's coming to Pearland? They don't represent what's currently in this space.
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Linda Menchaca Mar 20 2025 at 10:42AM on page 2

Idea
I live on N Grand Blvd
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Brenda Arnold-Richard Mar 20 2025 at 10:39AM on page 5

Question
This is currently just green space. Will you add parking, playground, or anything else to increase use?
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