deb bonario-martin

Let's hope GNMD gets around to alerting super neighborhood northline and holding stakeholder meetings. Watching drama unfold over Houston Ave improvements tells me this would be a good idea. That and Northtown Civic Association of Greater Northline members on the planning committee over 5 years now have very little communication from these folks who primarily concern themselves with Greater Northside.

Thank you I will stop by again soon to see if there's anything else about Northline.

Spot on. 37 of Houston's 88 designated super neighborhood groups are defunct, with only about half of the 51 with active bylaws participating- so a couple dozen of Htown's best-informed and represented zip codes in the room where it happens. Our Northtown/Northline Civic Assoc began rebuilding SN#45 Northline after Harvey- a territory with 60k resident stakeholders in 4 zip codes where civic clubs are relics of the past, failing to materialize and/or are infeasible. Metro's #96 Route skips the only park in our parks desert (Northline Park) and despite being prioritized for greenspace in HPARD's 2015 report, District H is currently siphoning off Northline Park to luxury developers at Parker Rd Our area in Segment #1 (Northtown Plaza) remains a food, medical, park, art, resource desert but we're seeing more new small condo developments touting HOAs around the many low-income apartments and trailer parks. We've petitioned the Dept of neighborhood to add in resident groups from apartments and trailer communities but will see what happens. A digital desert without sidewalks, bus covers, benches or shelters- looks like I-45 at Tidwell isn't even scheduled for a BRT station.

Northline!