The city of Sugar Land will host a series of community planning sessions for the Imperial Redevelopment Project from Nov. 3-6, 2025, giving residents the opportunity to help shape the future of the Imperial Historic District, home of the former Imperial Sugar site and the iconic 100-year-old Char House.
Sugar Land officially acquired the approximately 40-acre site in February, marking the first time in history the property has been publicly owned. This pivotal acquisition removes long-standing barriers that have hindered private development efforts for decades. Public ownership allows the City to lead thoughtful redevelopment that preserves the site’s historic character while creating a vibrant, community-focused destination.
“Redeveloping the Imperial Historic District has been a long-standing priority for both the City Council and our residents,” Mayor Carol McCutcheon said in a news release. “These sessions are an essential part of shaping a shared vision for redevelopment – one that honors the site’s history, preserves its iconic structures, and creates a thriving district our community is proud of.”…