Sugar Land Regional Activity Center - Imperial

Sugar Land Regional Activity Center - ImperialSugar Land Regional Activity Center - ImperialSugar Land Regional Activity Center - Imperial

Sugar Land Regional Activity Center - Imperial

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Residents have questions

Our purpose is to keep you informed

Click here to see the Modified Land Use Plan and the General Development Plan.


These are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions. The source and date for each answer is cited. 


Q: "What is a regional activity center?"

The City Council approved 2018 Land Use Plan identified five areas of the city as Regional Activity Centers. They are intended to become walkable areas that have a mix of several land uses, such as office, entertainment, retail, residential, civic, and hotels, all in varying ratios to allow each Center to have a unique character.  [City of Sugar Land website]


Q: "What is the impact of thousands of additional cars on Highway 90A?"

According to Sugar Land City Councilor Suzanne Whatley, before a traffic impact analysis can be performed City Council had to first approve the general development plan.  [February 21, 2023 - Source: Meeting with Suzanne Whatley]


Q: "Can our local schools handle all of the new elementary through high school students?"

According to Fort Bend ISD Assistant Superintendent, an additional 934 multi-family residences are estimated to create a need for only 65 additional students, which can be easily handled by existing facilities.  [February 21, 2023 - Source: Sugar Land City Council Meeting]



Get Involved

The development of the Imperial site will take many years to complete, and many decisions have yet to be made.  Your participation and input matter!


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IMPERIAL regional activity center

Imperial Regional Activity Center (RAC)(Amended Land Use Plan)

Imperial Regional Activity Center (RAC)(Amended Land Use Plan)

Imperial Regional Activity Center (RAC)(Amended Land Use Plan)

Source: Tuesday, February 14 2023, City of Sugar Land Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting

General Development Plan (Imperial Historic District)

Imperial Regional Activity Center (RAC)(Amended Land Use Plan)

Imperial Regional Activity Center (RAC)(Amended Land Use Plan)

Source: Tuesday, February 14 2023, City of Sugar Land Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting

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