20 - Year Growth Plan - City of Kendleton

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Section 3.0 Community AssessmentThe Kendleton area’s topography is relatively flat and characterized mostly by farm land.In locations where the topography drops toward water courses, significant specimentrees are found to exist, especially along the banks of the San Bernard River and lowlying flood plain areas. Additional creeks and streams also posses quality hardwood treesand native plants.Figure 3-9: San Bernard RiverFigure 3-10: Brooks BranchFigure 3-11: Floodplain areasnear Kendleton.Source: Fort Bend County,GIS Department16 City of Kendleton
Loop 541 and the KCS Rail line are approximately 350-feet and 440-feet north of andparallel to the US 59 frontage road respectively. This roadway and rail line combinationfurther bisects the City’s jurisdiction and creates an odd intersection spacing with FMRoad 2919 which is the city’s main arterial thoroughfare. Traffic issues regarding thisintersection are discussed in Section 5.Figure 3-12: Railroad and Loop 541intersection with FM 2919 inKendleton.In early 2012, the City acquired additional land area through a voluntary annexation sothat portions of the eastern city limit are adjacent the Extra Territorial Jurisdiction (ETJ)of the City of Rosenberg. Rosenberg’s jurisdictional boundaries prevent additionalsignificant City Limit or ETJ acquisition to the east of the City. Due to the San BernardRiver being the Fort Bend County line, no additional ETJ can be acquired to the west ofthe City either. Thus, future City of Kendleton jurisdictional growth must occur primarilyalong the north-south axis of FM 2919.Figure 3-13: Potential jurisdictionalexpansionOther existing physicalcommunity factors such asroadway conditions andhousing stock assessment arefully described in Sections 5and 6 respectively.20-Year Growth Plan 17
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KENDLETON COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT, 201
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARYBackgroundLocated
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Domestic water supply and waste wat
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population of 496, 3 though a posit
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Population by AgeThe age distributi
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INCOMEPer Capita IncomePer capita p
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$10,413,675* and ranked 9th in the
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Figure 11: Map of KendletonSource:
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CS Traditional Funded $159,068.97 2
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RailThe Kansas City Southern Railwa
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EDUCATION AND WORKFORCEEducationPri
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Recent district achievements includ
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College EducationThe University of
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WorkforceTrends in employment are u
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Business and FinancialOperations Oc
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Employment by IndustryThe employmen
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However, as demonstrated below, For
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Houston Community Bank, NationalAss
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SWOT AnalysisTEEX employees have cr
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on‐site hemodialysis suite allowi
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Appendix C. Population Estimate and
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a. Population Forecast Based on RAZ
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Figure C-3. Zip Code 77417Table C-D
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Table C-E. 2010-2035 Forecasts: Zip
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