The city of Houston is offering financial incentives and institutional support to volunteer-driven block projects that revitalize neighborhoods.
The Galveston Housing Authority Board of Commissioners has voted unanimously to revise its plan to rebuild public housing.
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Houston City Council will consider parts of the proposed high rise ordinance in response to the Ashby proposal, including establishing Major Activity Centers.
The proposed ordinance to encourage development in Major Activity Centers and restrict high rise buildings in residential areas is being sent to City Council.
Attempting to minimize disruption to business and the neighborhood, Metro pushed construction of light rail track on the Harrisburg Line through in 72 hours.
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