We’re not just building physical infrastructure, we’re building social infrastructure — a neighborhood

All y'all need to fund & execute Texas Strategic Highway Safety Plan strategy 6.3.1.1, so that every street in Texas is designed and built for a safe target speed appropriate for the context of the humans using that street.

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They recently got bumped down though, as of 2023, it is now Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands, TX MSA

Space City Stroller Houston Lodging Project (NH=neighborhood) Peter Norton Agree. If people are lucky enough to live where the school is close by with somewhat safe streets the easiest start is for the school / PTO to organize walk or bike busses and encourage students / parents to use them.

I recently heard the most centrist Houston politics take I've heard in a while:

Repeal the revenue cap -> so we can hire 2000 more police officers -> so crime will go down -> money lost in increased taxes will be more than offset by lower insurance premiums

100 years for the MFAH!

Build the Texas Central

Classic Montrose missing middle four-plex to (likely) a three townhouse shared-driveway is a downgrade.

probably more net sq footage, but still a net loss for the neighborhood.

Back on the (now birdless) bird app now. It's been a while.

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Moreover look at the Harris County bond election results.

Transportation: 69% approval
Public Safety: 55% approval

Turner's 'fix the potholes' is the winning strategy; Houston's biggest challenges are infrastructure — the wise politician should stick to the tested script.