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Anyone with insight into the buried power lines plan's fate (see p2 discussion above from developers' presentation, above)?  Last couple weeks centerpoint pole install suggests that idea did not prevail.   Understanding the issues would be helpful.  

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The MNPA presentation says it will be like the building on Main which opened in the last few months. https://www.southmainbuilding.com/ Recent images on google streetview here:https://www.google.com/maps/place/7557+Main+St,+Houston,+TX+77030/@29.6976901,-95.4118635,3a,75y,58.62h,89.66t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1semT2RPGt0V1jrEpCO3Ee5A!2e0!7i16384!8i8192!4m5!3m4!1s0x8640c01444b7f473:0xcb1689fc8b93f8e5!8m2!3d29.6981293!4d-95.4113305

This building wraps around a pool deck atop the so-called parking pedestal.  The current crane is 10 sections x 20'/section =200' tall, and begins by eye about 5' below ground.  So finished structure should be about 5' higher than the 8th section of the crane.  pretty much a box filling the volume except for the pool facing the existing low rise specialty hospital to the south.   this is based on https://www.museumparkna.org/resources/Documents/2019.08.07%20General%20Meeting%20Minutes%20.pdf, rumor...and FAA info listed helpfully above.   IMHO too bad an actual public discussion didn't impose some additional setback and allow more light into the adjoining narrow streets esp on N/S/W.  They are not So. Main. and Braeswood with the bayou beyond.   However, that may be a done deal.  We'll see impact.  Interesting in that regard that developer has not made anything public (unless someone knows better, I didn't find the presentation as promised at the MPNA site).