Say No to Big-Box Rezoning at Hillcrest & LBJ

No. Wrong wrong wrong!!!

Scott, I agree with you. That corner is not the place for H E B for ALL the reasons you mentioned.

Put it in Midtown…

The infrastructure is not designed for this type of building

I live near that intersection and I do not want an HEB in my neighborhood. I do not want more crowded roads and traffic at the intersection.

We do not want this in our area! There are better and more suitable sites for this construction.

Terrible location with so much traffic!

Please no rezoning for HEB,etc. in our quiet neighborhood!

NOT THE RIGHT LOCATION FOR THIS STORE!!!

The location for this HEB and rezoning is the wrong place for placement. There is already a problem with the LBJ design at Hillcrest which causes traffic issues and too many accidents at Hillcrest and LBJ intersection, already. There is inadequate road capacity for that volume of traffic. All this will do is add insult to injury! HEB is to big a company and needs more open land away from the congested traffic. The City needs better planning.

Too much store & traffic for the lacation.

I vote NO

Of all the idiotic “development” projects this city has entertained, this is the most idiotic. Located in a flood plain, at the intersection of two of the busiest freeways in the metroplex, and between two of the busiest surface streets in the city, and adjacent to one of the most convoluted and congested off and on-ramp complexes known to man, the management of HEB should be banished to Venezuela. “Congestion” does not begin to describe the traffic debacle that will result. It is no surprise that the Dallas Morning News supports it—(which, coming from the dying shell of a newspaper it once was, proves the project is moronic).

Too much congestion and traffic

I vote NO

I don’t want this to destroy my neighborhood

Regional retail zoning goes against the city’s own standards. Noise pollution, light pollution, and air pollution will all increase, with thousands of nearby residents affected the most.

Traffic at this location is already bad. Anyone who thinks this is a good location should spend time both north and south of LBJ at 5 p.m. on a weekday. I would like to have an HEB also, but this is the wrong place.

This amount of increased traffic will ruin the area, Hillcrest road will be a disaster. I asked about number of big rig trucks and they only mentioned the 6 daily HEB trucks, purposely leaving out traffic from vendors. We love HEB like many other people, but we don’t need a flagship store here.

I've lived off Hillcrest since 1979. This road cannot sustain more traffic in this already congested area. HEB can find a more suitable location. Thousands of neighbors and commuters cannot.