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That fiber optic project in Missouri City is finally moving again after a gas leak put things on hold. They've got new safety measures in place now, so fingers crossed it won't get delayed again!
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before, 3 the 90 before that.
Construction is funded through the current capital projects budget.
Residents and emergency responders through improved safety access.
Local residents who expected a park and are concerned about property values and aesthetics.
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The city is updating rules for subdivision access to match fire safety codes.
Residents are upset that a water treatment plant is being proposed for land they were promised would be a park. There is a major lack of trust regarding the MUD's transparency.
A new 13-acre retail project is coming to the corner of Wicksburg and Highway 6. It's designed to be more walkable and upscale, replacing older suburban zoning with a plan that includes a grocery store and restaurants.
The city is running out of water and sewer capacity due to rapid growth in the Mustang Bayou area. The board approved funding for a new well and storage tank to ensure new homes and businesses can get connected.
Missouri City fiber project resumes after gas leak with new safety measures Click2Houston
The city is planning to build more trails to connect neighborhoods to grocery stores, schools, and parks, reducing the need for driving.
To handle increased visitors, the city is building a new parking lot at Ridgeview Park this month to triple the current capacity.
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Provides necessary detention capacity for 40 acres of future development.
The facility would include two 24-foot tall water tanks and a control building, which residents fear will ruin the area's character.
The project replaces standard suburban zoning with a more walkable, curated retail experience that excludes gas stations and auto repair shops.
This project prevents service shortages and allows the city to continue approving new housing and business developments.