Roads & Traffic

TxDOT acknowledges FM 1093 turn lanes and a signal for Fulshear developments

The Texas Transportation Commission acknowledged developer-built turn lanes and a traffic signal on FM 1093 in Fulshear.

By Fulshear Local Staff

Key facts

  • Who: The Texas Transportation Commission, acknowledging donations from Fulshear Lakes, Ltd. and Landmark Industries, LLC.
  • What: Turn lanes on FM 1093, plus a traffic signal at future Fulshear Lakes Way, to be designed and built by the donors.
  • When: The commission acknowledged the Fulshear Lakes donation on August 26, 2026, in Minute Order 117267. It acknowledged the Flewellen Place turn lane on June 24, 2026, in Minute Order 117216.
  • Where: FM 1093 east of Fulshear School Road, into the Fulshear Lakes development, and westbound FM 1093 into Flewellen Place, both in Fulshear in Fort Bend County.
  • What it means for residents: The orders record accepted donations for those access improvements. They do not state a construction start date.

The Texas Transportation Commission has acknowledged two developer donations for turn lanes on FM 1093 in Fulshear. The later order, on August 26, 2026, covers a $900,000 package from Fulshear Lakes, Ltd. that includes a traffic signal. A June 24 order covers a $270,000 right-turn lane into the Flewellen Place development.

What Fulshear Lakes is donating

Minute Order 117267 acknowledges donations to the Texas Department of Transportation. The commission minutes for August 26, 2026, say the commission approved routine minute orders 117267 through 117281 by a vote of 5–0. Commissioner Steven D. Alvis made the motion, Commissioner Alejandro "Alex" Meade seconded it, and Executive Director Marc D. Williams, P.E., presented the item.

The Fulshear Lakes entry on the order lists:

  • Donor: Fulshear Lakes, Ltd.
  • Houston District, Fort Bend County
  • Estimated value: $900,000
  • Date approved: July 17, 2026

The described work is design and construction of a right-turn lane on FM 1093, 0.14 miles east of Fulshear School Road, into Driveway 1; a right-turn lane and a left-turn lane on FM 1093, 0.28 miles east of Fulshear School Road, into future Fulshear Lakes Way; and a traffic signal at FM 1093 and future Fulshear Lakes Way. The order says the work serves the Fulshear Lakes development in Fulshear. The donor, its consultant, or its contractor will do the design and construction.

Under the order, the executive director approves acceptance of a donation, and the commission acknowledges donations valued at $500 or more. July 17 is the date approved on the exhibit. August 26 is the day the commission acknowledged it.

What Landmark Industries is donating

Minute Order 117216, dated June 24, 2026, acknowledges a separate set of donations. One Fort Bend County entry is Landmark Industries, LLC, in the Houston District, with an estimated value of $270,000 and a date approved of May 6, 2026.

That work is a right-turn lane from westbound FM 1093 into the Flewellen Place development in Fulshear. The donor, its consultant, or its contractor will provide the design and construction. The June order records the acknowledgment. The August minutes, including the 5–0 vote, cover the August orders only.

What the orders leave for a later update

Both orders identify the donated work, the donor, and the estimated value. A construction start date is not part of either order.

Questions and answers

Who is paying for the Fulshear Lakes lanes and signal?

Minute Order 117267 lists Fulshear Lakes, Ltd. as the donor, with an estimated value of $900,000. The order says the donor, its consultant, or its contractor will provide the design and construction.

When did the commission acknowledge the work?

The Fulshear Lakes exhibit lists a date approved of July 17, 2026, and the commission acknowledged that donation on August 26, 2026. The Flewellen Place exhibit lists a date approved of May 6, 2026, and Minute Order 117216 is dated June 24, 2026.

Does either order say when construction starts?

No. The August 26 and June 24 orders describe the donated work and who will build it. They do not give a start date or a completion date.

Sources

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