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Save Historic Hico

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Jim Brosche
6 years ago

Let’s preserve the Hico Heritage rather than demolishing these historic buildings.

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Jordan Johnson
6 years ago Featured

Hico and it’s citizens deserve responsible development guidelines to protect the health of the delicate mixed-use nature of its downtown district. The church should recognize that overtaking downtown with an inconsistent, parking pressure intensive use ultimately damages its own future growth potential.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Restore the old buildings

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Chance Hughes
6 years ago

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Pat Schmitz
6 years ago

Save

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Cheryl
6 years ago

keep Hico historical

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Terry Bessent
6 years ago

Save or historical buildings

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Douglas Peacock
6 years ago

Please save historic Hico.

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Anna Denton
6 years ago

Love the charm that those old buildings give to my hometown.

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Sarah parrack
6 years ago

I love the old buildings was my favorite part of. Hico

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Madison tidwell
6 years ago

Please save hico!!

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Cathey Osmon
6 years ago

Save history and the beautiful buildings of Hico

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Benjamin Adams
6 years ago

Historic buildings should not be destroyed by ANY means

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Ralynda Cumbie
6 years ago

I Do not like the demolition of a historical buildings for epansion.

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Holly Stahnke
6 years ago Featured

The historic charm of Hico is the number one point of interest and, therefore, the main attraction for future businesses and current visitors - visitors who are the main payers of sales taxes and hotel taxes in town.

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Lucí DiGiorgio
6 years ago

It’s important to save historic buildings in small towns of Texas!

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Marie Thompson
6 years ago

Our town should be restored not destroyed.

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JoeAnn Stahel
6 years ago

Please preserve and restore this lovely Texas treasure!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Hico has utilized its historical buildings and needs to continue to do so. It is slowly turning into a destination like Fredericksburg. Keep it that way.

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Krista de la Harpe
6 years ago Featured

Given the vast amount of land available in Texas, cities and towns have ample space available to build out around their historic cores. This would allow tourism to fuel the local economy while expanding the footprint to meet the needs of the locals.