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bike lanes cafes trees shopping transit parksbenches fewer carsmore policesidewalksmore parking

shade crosswalks streetlightsjobsparadesartmarkets schoolshousing pedestrianspreservation nightlife

quietdiversitysuccess industry trucks restaurants bars growthaccess offices fun density sustainability

open space walkability trust history wildlife playgrounds gas stations participation clubs activity

afterschool programs rain gardens flowers buses tax creditshealthy foodskyscrapers ballfields stoplights

music dancingpets people activity connectivity humor churches lawns fences tableswindows hotels

facadessoftscapebuffer safetyskateboardsscience meetingsswings inputpowerculturefood trucks

sculpturearcades transportationsurprisepost office traffic excitement signsmaps streets block parties

bbq comment produce ownership banks recycling no smog trust friends brunch curbs porches plans

circulation bike lanes cafes trees shoppingtransit parksbenchesfewer carsmore policesidewalksmore

parking shade crosswalks streetlightsjobsparadesartmarkets schoolshousing pedestrianspreservation

nightlife quiet diversity success industry trucks restaurants bars growth access offices fun density

sustainability open spacewalkability trust historywildlife playgroundsgas stations participation clubs

WHAT do YOU want On

WAshington AVe.?


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Welcome!

TIRZ 13Old Sixth WardReinvestment Zone


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The Project Team

DWC | DAMON WILLIAMS CONSULTING

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & PUBLIC OUTREACH


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Timeline

nineMonthProject,currentlyinmonthtwo fourphases

ExistingConditions

ConceptualPlan

DesignDrawings ImplementationPlanandphasing


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Project Goals

Developaframeworkforthedevelopmentofmixed-use,multi-modalanduniqueneighborhoods

thatsupportresidents,employersandvisitorsregardlessoflife-stage,ethnicityorincome.

Providemoretransportationchoices,especiallyforpedestrians,bicyclistsandtransitusers,

thatimprovetheoverallenvironmentandandimprovesthequalityoflifeofresidents.

EncouragethecontinueddevelopmentoftheneighborhoodsoftheWashingtonAvenueCorridorasadestinationforliving,shopping,arts,diningandentertainmentinawaythatrespectsthe

needsofresidents.

Ensurethatcommunitymembershaveincreasingandongoingmethodstohavetheirvoices

heardandthattheyhaveanactiveroleinshapingtheirneighborhoods.

Focusonimplementation,ensuringthatthecommunitysdesiresbecomeontheground

realities.


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How Can You Get More Involved?

AttendFuturePublicMeetings(May3rdandAugust9th)

JoinaWorkgroup VOlunteertohelpwithBetterBlockorotherOutreachEvents

JointheconversationonNeighborland(neighborland.com/washave)

TryourvisualsurveywithPlaceology(launchingSoon)


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What are we looking at?

Placemaking, Branding& Waynding Circulation &

Connectivity

Housing Choice &Buildings

Economic

Development

Sustainability &Open Space


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Placemaking, Branding

& Waynding


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RICEMILITARY

MAGNOL

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WESTWOODGR

OVE WESTEND

MEMO

RIALHEIGHTS

FIRSTWARD

OLDSI

XTHWARD

Neighborhoods


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477,428493,376 501,644

462,889

408,070433,529 443,949

596,163

938,219

1,233,505

1,595,138

1,631,7661,953,631

, ,

City of Houston

Inner Loop (IH 610)

Study Area

1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010

20,661

17,379

15,281 15,092

13,569

13,495

19,680

Population Growth


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1 Mile

total population:15,500

total population:

2,150

% of total:

14%

total population:

2693

% of total:

17%

total population:

3801

% of total:

25%

total population:

2168

% of total:

14%

total population:

4688

% of total:

30%

white

latino

black

asian Data Sources: 2000 Census (includes some residents outside of the study area, but within the Superneighborhood.

Population and Demographics


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Places

Residentshelpedbyidentifyingsomeoftheirfavoritelocationsinthearea RestaurantsandBars OpenSpacesandParks

PublicArt,LandmarksandMuseums

Arts

ArtsDistricts

studioRedevelopments

PublicArt

StreetArt


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Circulation &

Connectivity


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30,998

16,394

25

,500

3,445

13

,624

18,376

8,

637

37,92

2

13,3

32

28,2

29

9,

266

28

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10

,251

10

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12,290

6,13625

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21

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17

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13,759

29,492

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29

11

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21

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12,602

48,381

48,678

19

,458

19,1

60

16276

16,517

11,067

13,7

64

48,381

13,76

4

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P O S T O A K

P O S T O A K

0N 1/4 1/2 3/4 1 MI1/8Data Sources: City of Houston GIMS, City of Houston Traffic Counter Team

KEY 30,999 - 48,4783,445 - 8,637

8,638 - 13,764

13,765 - 22,074

22,075 - 30,998

Trafc Volumes


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0N 1/4 1/2 3/4 1 MI1/8Data Sources: City of Houston Public Works

KEY LowHigh

Medium-High

Medium

Medium-Low

IH 10

IH4

5

11TH

MAIN

GRAY

ALLEN

YALE

SHEPHERD

WASHINGTON

SANFELIPE

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STUDEWOOD

FANNIN

MCGOWEN

POLK

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DOWLING

POST OAK

BURN

ETT

TAYLOR

WESTVIEW

OLD KATY

CRAWFORD

PRESTON

BOUN

DARY

IH

6 1 0

IH10

IH

6 1 0

IH45

IH6

10

US59

IH10

ALLEN

P O S T O A K

P O S T O A K

Pavement Conditions


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Data Sources: City of Houston Public Works

IH10

IH4

5

11TH

MAIN

GRAY

ALLEN

YALE

SHEPHERD

WASHINGTON

SANFELIPE

IH

610

DALLAS

DURHAM

WAUGH

HEIGHTS

US59

KIRBY

6TH

HOUS T

ON

FULTON

MEMORIAL

WHITEOAK

RUSK

TC

JESTE

R

CAPITOL

M O N T R O S E D

UNL AV Y

QUITM

AN

WESTCOTT

HEMPS

TEAD

WOODWA

Y

KATY

BAGBY

Main

HOGAN

SAWYER

STUD

EMONT

CROCKETT

BRAZOS

PECOREELLA

STUDEWOOD

FANNIN

MCGOWEN

POLK

WESTHEIMER

DOWLING

POST

OAK

BURN

ETT

TAYLOR

WESTVIEW

OLD KATY

COMMONWEALTH

ELGIN

CRAWFORD

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BOUN

DARY

I H

6 1 0

IH10

I H6 1 0

IH45

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10

US59

IH10

ALLEN

P O

S T O A K

P O S T O A K

KEYTRAFFIC SIGNAL

UNDERPASS

AT-GRADE CROSSING

PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE

RAIL

BRIDGE OVER HIGHWAY/BAYOU

BIKE

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Signals and Crossings


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0N 1/4 1/2 3/4 1 MI1/8Data Sources: 2006-2010 Crash Record Information System, TxDOT

KEYLESS CRASHES

MORE CRASHES

PEDESTRIAN CRASH

BICYCLE CRASH

VEHICLE CRASH

IH10

IH4

5

11TH

MAIN

GRAY

ALLEN

YALE

SHEPHERD

WASHINGTON

SANFELIPE

I H

610

DALLAS

DURHAM

WAUGH

HEIGHTS

US59

KIRBY

6TH

HOUS T ON

FULTON

MEMORIAL

WHITEOAK

RUSK

TC

JESTER

CAPITOL

M O N T R O S E D

UNL AV Y

QUITM

AN

W E S T C O T T

HEMPSTEAD

WOODWA

Y

KATY

BAGBY

Main

HOGAN

SAWYER

STUDEMONT

CROCKETT

BRAZOS

PECOREELLA

STUDEWOOD

FANNIN

MCGOWEN

POLK

WESTHEIMER

DOWLING

POST

OAK

BURNETT

TAYLOR

WESTVIEW

OLD KATY

S A G E

COMMONWEALTH

ELGIN

CRAWFORD

PRESTON

BOUN

DARY

IH

6 1 0

IH10

IH

6 1 0

P O S T O A K

IH45

IH6

10

US59

IH10

ALLEN

P O S T O A K

P O S T O A K

Data Sources: 2006 - 2010 Crash Record Information System, TxDOT

Safety


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KEY No SidewalkUp to Current City Standards

Up to Past City Standards

Built to Standards but Obstructed

Not to Standards or in Poor Condition

Crosswalk

Other

Trees

Utility Poles

O

T

U

Pedestrian Realm


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IH

6 1 0

P O S T O A K

KEYPLANNED/UNDER CONSTRUCTIONBICYCLE LANE

SHARED LANE

SHARED-USE PATH

SIGNED BICYCLE ROUTE

0N 1/4 1/2 3/4 1 MI1/8Data Sources: City of Houston GIMS, City of Houston Public Works Bikeways

IH 10

IH4

5

11TH

MAIN

GRAY

ALLEN

YALE

SHEPHERD

WASHINGTON

SANFELIPE

I H

610

DALLAS

DURH

AM

WAUGH

HEIGHTS

U

S59

6TH

HO

US T ON

FULTON

MEMORIAL

WHITEOAK

RUSK

TC

JESTER

CAPITOL

M O N T R O S E D

UNL AV Y

QUITM

AN

WESTCOTT

HEMPSTEAD

WOODWA

Y

KATY

BAGBY

Main

HOGAN

SAWYER

STUDEM

ONT

CROCKETT

BRAZOS

PECOREEL

LA

STUDEWOOD

FANNIN

MCGOWEN

POLK

WESTHEIMER

DOWLING

POST OAK

BURN

ETT

TAYLOR

WESTVIEW

OLD KATY

CRAWFORD

PRESTON

BOUN

DARY

IH

6 1 0

IH10

IH45

IH6

10

US59

IH10

ALLEN

P O S T O A K

Bicycle Infrastructure


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Bell

Preston

McGowen

UH-Downtown

Main Street Square

Downtown Transit Center

Northwest TC

Memorial

Uptown Park

San Felipe

Quitman/Near

Northside

Fulton/

North Central

Burnett TC/

Casa de Amigos

Theater District

Convention

District

Central Station

0N 1/4 1/2 3/4 1 MI1/8Data Sources: City of Houston GIMS, City of Houston Planning Department (planned LRT lines and stops)

KEYHALF MILE DISTANCE FROM PLANNED STOPSEXISTING LIGHT RAIL LINES

UNDER CONSTRUCTION/PLANNED LIGHT RAIL LINES (DASHED)

HALF MILE DISTANCE FROM EXISTING STOPS

HALF MILE DISTANCE FROM UNDER CONSTRUCTION STOPS

Light Rail Transit


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0N 1/4 1/2 3/4 1 MI1/8Data Sources: City of Houston GIMS, METRO (bus volumes by route), METRO IVOMS raw Automatic Passenger Counting data (bus volumes by stop), Harris County 2008 Land Use DataRoute 48 not included because service is to be discontinued on February 27, 2012

KEYVACANT

N/A

SINGLE FAMILY

MULTIFAMILY

COMMERCIAL

UTILITY COMPANIES

INDUSTRIAL

INVENTORY

RAILROADS

GOVERNMENTAL EXEMPT

CARITABLE EXEMPT

RELIGIOUS EXEMPT

LOW MODER INCOME HOUSE

CEMETERY EXEMPT

1/4 MILE FROM STOPS

BUS STOPS

26 - OUTER LOOP CROSSTOWN

6 - JENSEN / TANGLEWOOD

34 - MONTROSE CROSSTOWN

27 - INNER LOOP CROSSTOWN

36 - KEMPWOOD / LAWNDALE

37 - EL SOL CROSSTOWN

40 - TELEPHONE / PECORE

66 - YALE

50 - HARRISBURG / HEIGHTS

Bus Transit - Access


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6 - Jensen / Tanglewood

26-OuterLoopCrosstown

27-InnerLoopCrosstown

50-HarrisburghHeights

36- Kempwood/Lawndale

40 - Telephone/ Pecore

34-M

ontroseCrosstown

37 - El Sol Crosstown

66 - Yale

0N 1/4 1/2 3/4 1 MI1/8Data Sources: City of Houston GIMS, METRO (bus volumes by route), METRO IVOMS raw Automatic Passenger Counting data (bus volumes by stop)

Route 48 not included because service is to be discontinued on February 27, 2012

KEY511 Daily Boardings

512 - 681

682 - 1,715

1,716 - 2,670

4,178 - 6,486

2,671 - 4,177

0 - 2 Daily Boardings

3 - 10

11 - 25

43 - 61

26 - 42

BUS STOPS

26 - OUTER LOOP CROSSTOWN

6 - JENSEN / TANGLEWOOD

34 - MONTROSE CROSSTOWN

27 - INNER LOOP CROSSTOWN

36 - KEMPWOOD / LAWNDALE37 - EL SOL CROSSTOWN

40 - TELEPHONE / PECORE

66 - YALE

50 - HARRISBURG / HEIGHTS

Bus Transit - Volume


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KEYSURFACE PARKING

MAJOR THOROUGHFARE

PREVAILING SETBACKS

MINIMUM LOT SIZE

CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT

OLD SIXTH WARD HISTORIC DISTRICT

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Parking


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Previous Studies


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Housing Choice &

Buildings


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0 1/4 1/2 3/4 1 MI1/8N

KEYVACANT

N/A

SINGLE FAMILY

MULTIFAMILY

COMMERCIAL

UTILITY COMPANIES

INDUSTRIAL

INVENTORY

RAILROADS

GOVERNMENTAL EXEMPT

CARITABLE EXEMPT

RELIGIOUS EXEMPT

LOW MODER INCOME HOUSE

CEMETERY EXEMPT

Data Sources: Public Data HCAD

Land Use


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0 1/4 1/2 3/4 1 M1/8N

KEYN /A

2001 TO 2011

1990 TO 2000

1979 TO 1989

1957 TO 1967

1968 TO 1978

1946 TO 1956

1935 TO 1945

1924 TO 1934

1913 TO 1923

BEFORE 1901

1902 TO 1912

Data Sources: xxxxx

Building Age


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0 1/4 1/2 3/4 11/8N

KEY0 - 7

8 - 10

11 - 13

14 - 18

19 - 25

26 - 38

39 - 63

63+

Data Sources: xxxxx

Dwelling Units Per Acre


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Economic

Development


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COMPARATIVE SOCIOECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS

STUDY AREA, CITY OF HOUSTON, HOUSTON MSA, AND STATE OF TEXAS

2000 - 2016

STUDY CITY HOUSTON

CHARACTERISTIC AREA OF HOUSTON MSA TEXAS

2000 Population 13,350 1,953,631 4,715,407 20,851,820

2011 Population 20,691 2,119,117 6,055,840 25,525,7632016 Population 23,490 2,267,964 6,637,479 27,505,386

Pop. Growth Rate, 2000-2011 4.1% 0.7% 2.3% 1.9%Pop. Growth Rate, 2011-2016 2.6% 1.4% 1.9% 1.5%

2000 Households 5,425 717,945 1,656,799 7,393,354

2011 Households 10,928 790,676 2,110,600 9,059,7642016 Households 12,580 846,458 2,309,468 9,768,832

Household Growth Rate, 2000-2011 6.6% 0.9% 2.2% 1.9%Household Growth Rate, 2011-2016 2.9% 1.4% 1.8% 1.5%

2011 Household Size 1.89 2.68 2.87 2.82

2011 Per Capita Income $33,330 $23,771 $25,974 $24,3322011 Median Household Income $40,554 $41,232 $52,849 $47,7532011 Average Household Income $61,685 $62,380 $73,288 $66,699

6.6%

Average Household Growth Rates, 2000-2016

SOURCE: ESRI Business Analyst; RCLCO

2.9%2.2%

1.8%

0.9%1.4%

1.9%1.5%

2000-2011 2011-2016

Study Area Houston MSA City of Houston Texas

.

Demographics


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Employment

EMPLOYMENT PROJECTIONS

HOUSTON MSA

2005-2016

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT (000s)1

2,350 2,448 2,548 2,602 2,533 2,529 2,646

ANNUAL EMPLOYMENT CHANGE 98 100 54 -69 -4 117

UNEMPLOYMENT RATE1

5.6% 5.0% 4.3% 4.8% 7.6% 8.5% 7.6%

FORECASTS

Economy.com 2

Annual % Change 1.8% 2.3% 2.3% 3.4% 3.1%

200,3319,2918,2657,2396,2646,2925,2335,2206,2845,2844,2053,2tnemyolpmElatoT

2,200

2,400

2,600

2,800

3,000

3,200

otalEmployment(000

s)

1Nonfarm employment. Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics. 2011 data from November 2011.

2 Moody's Economy.com

2,000

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

T

Economy.com BLS Historical


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Journey to Work

20

25

15

20

25

20

30

35

35

25

65410

20

25

25

25

20

20

35

1535

20

25

40

30

25

30

55

110

30

15

20

30

20

40

25

25

5030

35

25

25

20

25

30

15

25

30

20

40

25

15

55

30

30

20

15

185

40

25

10

75

40

15

40

20

20

15

15

20

20

100

15

30

20

60

4025

30

35

25

25

35

20

40

25

40

20

25

15

45

100

1525

35

210

20

15

35

60

30

155115

30

15

20

30

50

385

40

85

15

35

35

25

45

40

185

45

40

25

275

45

1575

4020

25

20

85

50

2530

70

170

8545

120

35

125

100

JOURNEY TO WORK FOR PEOPLE WITH JOBS IN THE STUDY AREA

JOURNEY TO WORK FOR PEOPLE LIVING IN THE STUDY AREA

legend

Fewer Workers

More Workers


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Residential Market Conditions

TENURE BY YEAR STRUCTURE BUILT

WASHINGTON AVENUE CORRIDOR

2010

OWNER-OCCUPIED OWNER RENTER-OCCUPIED RENTER

YEAR STRUCTURE BUILT UNITS TENURE UNITS TENURE

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%468331%632674002-0002

%18706%910419991-0991

%88372%31939891-0891

%59465%5239791-0791

%39763%7629691-0691

%57972%52299591-0591

%67511%42739491-0491

%02851%082569391erofeB

%16178,3%93954,2LATOT

90%

100%

NOTE: Data correspond to the following Harris County Census tracts: 5102, 5106, and 5107SOURCE: American Community Survey

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

After 2005 2000 -

2004

1990 -

1999

1980 -

1989

1970 -

1979

1960 -

1969

1950 -

1959

1940 -

1949

Before

1939

Owner Renter


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Land Prices

0 1/4 1/2 3/4 1 MI1/8N

KEY0 - 10

10 - 20

20 - 30

30 - 40

40 -50

50 - 60

DOLLAR PER SF

60 - 70

70 - 80

80 - 90

90 - 100

ata Sources: xxxxx


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Sustainability &

Open Space


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ST. THOMAS

HIGH SCHOOL

BROOK

SCHOOL

CROCKETT ELEMENTARY

SCHOOL

DEPELCHIN

CHILDRENS

CENTER

MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY

SCHOOL

MECA

TRINITY LUTHERAN

CHILDRENS CENTER

WASHINGTON

CEMETERY

YESHURUN

CEMETERY

GLENWOOD

CEMETERY

OLIVEWOOD

CEMETERY

RIVER OAKS COUNTRY CLUB

TEXAS DEPT.

OF TRANSPORTATION

SPOTTS PARK

STUDEMONT

SPACEWAY

HOUSTON POLICE

DEPARTMENT MEMORIAL

JAMAIL SKATE

PARK

HOUSTON PARK

JOHNNY GOYEN

PARK

HOGG

PARK

MEMORIAL PARK

CAMP LOGAN

TRIANGLE

MINOLA PARK

COTTAGE GROVE PARK

KNOX

PARK

CLEVELAND PARK

CLEMENTS SPACEWAY

BAYOU BEND

GARDENS

WEST

END

PARK

NELLIE KEYES PARK

MULTICULTURALEDUCATION ANDCOUNSELING THROUGHTHEARTS

RICHARD

BROCK

PARK

WHITE OAK

PARK

WOODLAND

PARK

STUDE

PARK

RICHARD P.

JONES

PARK

TRIBUTETO AMERICANSTATESMANSHIPSTATUES

KIRBY PARK

BUFFALO BAYOU PARK

BUFFALO BAYOU PARK

AUTRY PARK

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Mi

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INSTITUTION/NON-PUBLIC

MARGINAL SPACE

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tennis

volleyball

picnic

playground

community garden

playground

playground

playground

basketball

playground

basketball

playground

baseball

playground

basketball

playground

playground

tennis

baseball

picnic

pool

playground

football

soccer

baseball

amphitheatre

playground

basketball

baseball

playground

tennis

soccer

basketball

baseball

golf

bike

pool

picnic

arboretum

playground

Green Space


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BUFFALOBAYOUWATERSHED

WHITEOAKBAYOUWATERSHED

.2 50 .5 0.75 1

Mi

KEYWATERSHED

STORMWATER MAIN

BAYOU

FLOODWAY

100 YEAR FLOOD PLAIN

500 YEAR FLOOD PLAIN

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HOUST ON

SAWYER

STUDEM

ONT

MEMORIAL PARKWAY

I-10KATYFREEWAY

Drainage


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WASHINGTON

WESTCOTT

T . C

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HEIGHT S

HOUST ON

SAWYER

STUDEM

ONT

MEMORIAL PARKWAY

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AY

GM METAL CO.

CITY WIDE PAINT & BODY SHOP

AMERICAN MACHINE AND WELDING

EATON MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC.

KNAPP CHEVROLET

SAMS MOTORCYCLE SALES

AUTOHAUS MEMORIAL INC.

PPG INDUSTRIES INC.

TEXAS TILE MANUFACTURING LLC

HARCROS CHEMICAL

BUMPER SERVICES OF HOUSTON

HALLIBURTON ENERGY SERVICE

ROSE INDUSTRIES, INC.

ROSE METAL RECYCLING

BENJAMIN MOORE

PPG INDUSTRIES INC.

HALLIBURTON ENERGY SERVICE

MARBLE INDUSTRIES INC.

MARBLE INDUSTRIES INC.

BOWTO INC.

TURCO PRODUCTS

COOK PAINT AND VARNISH CO.

J & V TOOL & DIE CO.

COFFER CORPORATION

CALDWELL PRINTING CO.

HOUSTON AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION

HOUSTON AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION

J & T TOOL AND SUPPLY

GULF STATES ABRASIVES

COOKSEY WESTEND RADIATOR

MIRAGE STOP PLANT

HEECO TRANSFORMER INC.

THE STANDARD REGISTER CO.

OSBORN FABRICATORS

KIRBY INLAND MARINE

CELLCO - GIBSON MSC

.2 50 .5 0.75 1

Mi

KEYINDUSTRIAL SOURCEROAD/RAIL

Noise and Air Polution


40/40

Breakout Groups

Placemaking, Branding

& Waynding

Circulation &Connectivity

Housing Choice &Buildings

Economic

Development Sustainability &

Open Space

Documents

Public Meeting One Presentation