SCR

3 years in SCR with Zero smell issues. I'm close to 518 just west of Kirby (Heron Bay). Of course I understand there are people more sensitive to smell than others.

I've lived in Silver Leaf Glen subdivision in SCR (west of Kingsley) for almost 2 years and I have not smelled anything odd.

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I certainly hope the expansion plan fails. I live in Silver Leaf Glen in SCR, west of Kingsley. I have not smelled trash odor yet. I've lived here for over a year. I've enjoyed living here as I work in downtown. It's nice to be able to limit the commute time to an hour or less, rountrip.

New businesses that have signed on to Pearland Town Center are:

In January or February I spoke to Roger Gonzalez at txdot regarding the feasibility study and basically was told that all the research part was done on, they were creating plans (making decisions?) on what would work best for 288 expansion, HOV, etc.. He said the public would be invited to meetings sometime this fall or winter. With all the new businesses opening up along 288, some attention needs to be spent there.

As of today, when do you think the 288 expansion project will start and finish? A lot of us who travel on 288 daily would like to know. Traffic is getting worse and worse. Hopefully, with the grass median between the inbound and outbound lanes, construction would not take long. It will not become a 10 year expansion project like I-10.

Is that require additional home insurance policy issue??

I just bought one and the house is in the landing path?

The airport runways are just north (50 ft.?) of the railroad tracks at 90 & Hwy 6. The houses built in Telfair near the intersection will be in the flight path during descent and takeoff. I guess the previous reply was concerned about plane crashes. I'm not sure how that affects the home insurance policy premium. What are the chances? Anyway, I had forgotten about that plane noise. I did indeed hear some when I was living in Chelsea Harbour.

thanks, we have a house in the city. so I don' t get out to first colony much to see what is going on. I think for our daughters suburban living would be a good thing. I miss having parks and swimming pools that we could walk to.

The location is excellent and the community should be very nice. However, beware of train whistles coming from 90 & Hwy 6. It's one of the busiest railroad train crossings in Texas. I used to live in Chelsea Harbour which is about 2 miles from the 90 & Hwy 6. I'm speaking from experience. If you can get used to train noises or the homesites you are interested are far away from the intersection, you should be fine.

Sorry I was was not exact in where the new section is to be built.

The next phases that are closest to FM 521 will be FBISD. We were told by developers they are trying to zone to Hightower HS, but will most likely go to Willowridge HS.

If they new subdvisions west of Kingsley are zoned to Willowridge HS, then the builders would have a tough time selling houses. I'm in Silver Leaf Glen which is west of Kingsley. According to the builder and the appraisal letter from Brazoria county, the subdivision is zoned to Alvin ISD.