The massive, incompatible plans for the Rutland site have been officially rejected. Protecting the character of our streets is worth every bit of the effort we put in together. We will remain vigilant to ensure the future of our neighborhood stays true to its history.
TBW: The Houston Archaeological and Historical Commission has rejected your plans to build incompatible, massive structures at Rutland at W. 15th. WE URGE YOU TO RESPECT OUR HISTORIC DISTRICT AND BUILD COMPATIBLE BUILDINGS OR SELL TO SOMEONE WHO WILL.
The rejection by the commission was a victory for our neighborhood character but we know TBW is already looking for ways to bypass these protections. I have been spending my evenings reviewing city code to ensure we are ready for the next round of meetings. This place is my home and I will not let them pave over its history.
April 28, 2010
Seeing this level of support reminds me that we are not alone in wanting to protect the character of our streets. The momentum behind our fight is growing and it makes it impossible for developers to ignore what our neighborhood truly values.
Reached 100 supporters
April 28, 2010
6 Comments
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Mark Bell
16 years ago
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So tired of these developers thinking they can just bulldoze our history for a quick buck. Stop it now.
T
Tom Sutton
16 years ago
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Listen to the commission. You guys are ruining the neighborhood.
S
Sarah Mendoza
16 years ago
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The Heights is getting ruined by these huge boxy apartments. Keep the character of the neighborhood please.
E
Elena Stokes
16 years ago
Featured
we live here because of the history not because we want to see massive glass boxes everywhere. way to go for rejecting the plans.
J
Jessica Das
16 years ago
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PLEASE leave our district alone!!!! You are destroying the vibe of the whole area.
D
David Perez
16 years ago
Featured
Those designs look totally out of place. Build something that actually matches the historic homes.
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The massive, incompatible plans for the Rutland site have been officially rejected. Protecting the character of our streets is worth every bit of the effort we put in together. We will remain vigilant to ensure the future of our neighborhood stays true to its history.
TBW: The Houston Archaeological and Historical Commission has rejected your plans to build incompatible, massive structures at Rutland at W. 15th. WE URGE YOU TO RESPECT OUR HISTORIC DISTRICT AND BUILD COMPATIBLE BUILDINGS OR SELL TO SOMEONE WHO WILL.
The rejection by the commission was a victory for our neighborhood character but we know TBW is already looking for ways to bypass these protections. I have been spending my evenings reviewing city code to ensure we are ready for the next round of meetings. This place is my home and I will not let them pave over its history.
April 28, 2010
Seeing this level of support reminds me that we are not alone in wanting to protect the character of our streets. The momentum behind our fight is growing and it makes it impossible for developers to ignore what our neighborhood truly values.
Reached 100 supporters
April 28, 2010
6 Comments
M
Mark Bell
16 years ago
Featured
So tired of these developers thinking they can just bulldoze our history for a quick buck. Stop it now.
T
Tom Sutton
16 years ago
Featured
Listen to the commission. You guys are ruining the neighborhood.
S
Sarah Mendoza
16 years ago
Featured
The Heights is getting ruined by these huge boxy apartments. Keep the character of the neighborhood please.
E
Elena Stokes
16 years ago
Featured
we live here because of the history not because we want to see massive glass boxes everywhere. way to go for rejecting the plans.
J
Jessica Das
16 years ago
Featured
PLEASE leave our district alone!!!! You are destroying the vibe of the whole area.
D
David Perez
16 years ago
Featured
Those designs look totally out of place. Build something that actually matches the historic homes.
So tired of these developers thinking they can just bulldoze our history for a quick buck. Stop it now.