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Missouri City residents are fighting a proposed concrete plant, fearing it'll mess up their neighborhood. They showed up in force at a meeting to tell the city no way.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 90 before that.
Residents fear that having a commercial-style facility in a residential zone could negatively impact home values and make it harder to secure traditional home loans.
The applicant and the individuals served by the proposed treatment center.
The residents of the surrounding neighborhood who fear for their safety and the loss of their community's residential character.
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Residents are worried that a proposed 17-bed treatment facility in their neighborhood will bring safety risks, traffic, and noise. They are urging the city to deny the permit to protect the character of their quiet, family-friendly area.
Property owners wanting to leave the city's ETJ will now pay $2,000 per parcel to cover the city's administrative costs.
A standing-room only audience filled a large common area of Houston Community College's Missouri City campus last week to protest a proposed concrete batch plant in a once-primarily residential area that has become increasingly industrial in recent...