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Citywide Livable Places Public Meetings Begin April 3
Public Comment Period Extended Until April 27
 
We want to hear from you! Planning and Development Department staff will be in your neighborhood in April for a series of four public meetings to discuss the housing recommendations resulting from more than two years of research, Livable Places Action Committee’s (LPAC) discussions, and public engagement.
 
These meetings will provide detailed information on the proposed Chapter 42 ordinance amendments (housing recommendations). This is your opportunity to ask questions and tell us what you think.
 
You can also review the proposed ordinance amendments and share your feedback online during the public comment period open until April 27.
 
Join us for these upcoming public meetings:
 
Monday, April 3, 5:30- 7 p.m.
Alief Community Center. Room 1302
11903 Bellaire Boulevard, Houston, Texas 77072
 
Saturday, April 15, 10:30 a.m.- noon
Magnolia Community Center
7037 Capitol Street, Houston, Texas 77011
 
Tuesday, April 18, 5:30 - 7 p.m.
Virtual via Microsoft Teams
 
Thursday, April 20, 5:30 - 7 p.m.
Leonel Castillo Community Center
2101 South Street, Houston, Texas 77009
 
The Planning Commission will consider these changes on Thursday, April 27. You can also sign up to speak during this meeting.
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"Market Based Parking"

hmmmmmmm Simply put.... Montrose unlike Midtown  has requirements for commercial builds=> if you build a 38 room boutique hotel-- there must be parking included.

 

 

BTW if you  to observe significant shrieking  ( up close and personal) from Montrose residents.......attend any civic club meeting where a developer brings beautifully detailed, green leaning, original designs  to do a new building but doesn't want to build any additional parking.........OMG! Residents aren't jaded towards developers exactly but after a kazillion explanations ( euphemism for excuses) about why  parking requires are a detriment to Houston in general and Montrose in particular.........any parking variance is viewed suspiciously, old fashioned "telephone" trees are resurrected to get neighbors involved and car share rides are managed to make sure that what ever  board gets to hear those shrieks....even  if it takes 2 minutes of time each all day long..............I'm chuckling over this explanation but believe me I've been there done that.  Criticize,  and make fun all you want but Montrose residents are very particular about parking requirements.

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4 hours ago, trymahjong said:

"Market Based Parking"

hmmmmmmm Simply put.... Montrose unlike Midtown  has requirements for commercial builds=> if you build a 38 room boutique hotel-- there must be parking included.

 

 

BTW if you  to observe significant shrieking  ( up close and personal) from Montrose residents.......attend any civic club meeting where a developer brings beautifully detailed, green leaning, original designs  to do a new building but doesn't want to build any additional parking.........OMG! Residents aren't jaded towards developers exactly but after a kazillion explanations ( euphemism for excuses) about why  parking requires are a detriment to Houston in general and Montrose in particular.........any parking variance is viewed suspiciously, old fashioned "telephone" trees are resurrected to get neighbors involved and car share rides are managed to make sure that what ever  board gets to hear those shrieks....even  if it takes 2 minutes of time each all day long..............I'm chuckling over this explanation but believe me I've been there done that.  Criticize,  and make fun all you want but Montrose residents are very particular about parking requirements.

So Montrose residents WANT parking requirements? 

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16 hours ago, Amlaham said:

So Montrose residents WANT parking requirements? 

 

16 hours ago, Amlaham said:

So Montrose residents WANT parking requirements? 

Absolutely NOT

Montrose residents enjoy the current parking requirements AND readily fight to maintain them!

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