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The Entertainment Zone would allow establishments within 300 feet of a church or school to sell alcohol, within the limits of the Entertainment Zone. In the proposed area (slide 4 of the linked presentation above), the affected properties would surround Trinity Episcopal Church & Holy Rosary Catholic Church. There would be 14 affected properties in total.

To provide an opinion or feedback on the proposed zone, please feel free to email Nikki Cooper directly at Nikki.Cooper@houstontx.gov, or email the MSN at info@midtownsn.org. 

2 hours ago, quietstorm said:

 

1) We walk slower...There’s no East Coast sense of “urgency” or “energy” of the Bay Area; yet the easy pace has a unique bayou city feel that goes along with our climate. 80 percent humidity  just makes you move slower lol. 

 

maybe we're just less healthy and not used to walking.     I tell people I'm going to walk to Montrose from MidMain area and they think that's crazy far to walk.

The discussions about gentrification have recently increased on NextDoor and Third Ward FB groups.  

On 3/26/2019 at 11:38 AM, dbigtex56 said:

Is this the correct link? It takes me back to this page.

 

Is there somewhere this email can be viewed?

yeah probably should have snipped the powerpoint.  I didn't make it to this meeting...   

This link doesn't go anywhere.  Real Estate and Apartment Listings

https://www.houstontx.gov/council/committees/qol/20190327/agenda.pdf

Central Business District Market-Based Parking Area PowerPoint

Midtown SuperNeighborhood isn't too happy about this based on the email they sent out.

Might as well extend the rail down here so I can take light rail to all sports.

It's not my drone I'm just sharing the video that was posted via NextDoor.

Kimpton?  

58 minutes ago, samagon said:

 

I wonder how often these monitors malfunction? I wonder how soon after the fire stops that the monitor will be repaired?

 

"It broke!" *wink wink*

Should we be relying on TCEQ or Harris County to provide accurate information?  There should probably be more citizen/private monitoring considering the money at stake.  Would possibly provide a more accurate air quality map, accounting for wind, varying sources, sensor drift, etc.

Not mine...

On 1/12/2019 at 1:32 PM, kbates2 said:

They had the Interio Bar sign up on Main.  Forgot to take a picture.  Looks ready to open.

It's open, didn't go in as I was meeting friends elsewhere.  The sign wasn't lit up.  There are a few pictures on their Facebook page.

Looking down Caroline from Elgin.  This is taking forever...

The Swamplot demo report was always SFR focused.  I think HAIF does a good job of covering demo sites for future large developments.

On 2/16/2018 at 4:27 PM, skwatra said:

Dolce in the background. Alta topped off in the way background. Much more important (and already open!) development in the foreground. 

 

I believe this place has already closed...

Yeah the search is definitely broken.  I've resorted to using a google site search to find post.

Would be nice if some of the other transit centers got this treatment.

Marijuana farms with led grow lights... Or they could grow normal vegetables.

4 hours ago, H-Town Man said:

 

I'm sure it's nice to have the option of two different toll roads when you want to drive south from the Woodlands, but these things come at a cost. Redundant toll roads might be nice for the Woodlands but it hurts the people who have to live next to an 18 lane behemoth.

 

I'm sure Hardy will be the preferred toll road to get to IAH.

1 hour ago, ekdrm2d1 said:

Friend and I went to downtown for lunch and beers.  He took my photo with Texas Tower in the background.

 

 

 

Also my favorite downtown building(Pennzoil Place) in the background