[–] 3 points 1 month ago

Several Houston city council members are questioning why the city invested in improvements on land it did not own and why the lease requires the city to pay to remove the equipment and repair the property afterward.

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  • [–] 2 points 2 months ago

    Had this when i visited Austin 3 years ago. It was probably the best bbq we had on that trip, which was shocking since it was just a local recommend when we got there and the others we found online were alightly below it. I dont remember all of them but we had Franklins, and Valantines. I dont remember the other 2.

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  • [–] 2 points 4 months ago

    "I think what we have a lack of is small venues," Freeman told Chron. "We just don't have any, and a lot of the time when you want to deal with the few small venues that we have, like the Bronze Peacock Room at the House of Blues, you've got to go through Live Nation [booking] to do that."

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  • [–] 2 points 4 months ago

    Build them homes, give them stability, safety and a path back to self-sufficiency. Accept that some have problems that's aren't economic and provide that assistance. The solution are obvious they are just expensive and nobody wants to pay.

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  • [–] 2 points 5 months ago

    The gist:

    A majority of the state's enormous bridge inventory is in great shape, with the average bridge condition score at 89.45 as of 2025, according to Bridge Division Director Jamie Farris. Farris said progress is on track to hit the target average of 90.
    Houston's bridge network still has familiar pressure points.
    Bridges such as the I-45 span over White Oak Bayou and the Houston Avenue Bridge on I-10 have all faced recurring stress from heavy traffic, aging structures, or repeated vehicle strikes in recent years.
    The Houston Avenue Bridge alone has been hit dozens of times by over-height trucks, forcing repeated inspections and repairs, according to transportation officials.

    The Houston Avenue bridge is pretty important right now with all of the construction going on around it. Thinking of all of the gridlocked traffic putting stress on the structure is anxiety inducing.

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  • [–] 4 points 6 months ago

    This is just hoarding, no? He initially wanted to fix six of them up as a retirement project and instead he let dozens of them rust out, leaking motor oil and who knows what else into the environment.

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