Save Town Creek!!

[Geek]

Originally Posted by BS Gal

Why, low-cost housing would certainly be an improvement over overgrown grass.

And who the heck is going to buy those houses I guess they could go section 8 when they can't move property


I can't believe they want to build anything in this economy.

[GWguy]

Originally Posted by Geek

I agree. I would rather not see my house drop any more than it has already. Can you imagine the traffic increase when people figure out the "shortcuts" through our neighborhood? And it is so fun to smell 5 guys onions at 9:30 in the morning, we need more restaurants' odors . I like to see the stars at night, I guess I can kiss that good bye with the neon lights flashing.

Lost the stars when WallyMart was built.. And they already use Spruce Drive as a shortcut to bypass a light or two on 235... 'Specially when 235 is backed up headed for the bridge.

[GWguy]

Originally Posted by RoseRed

What is going to happen to the brick house on the corner and the barn?

In all the years I have lived here, I don't think anyone has ever lived in that house. At least it appears that way.

There was someone living in it when I moved here in '94, then it was an office, then abandoned. Hasn't been anyone there in years now.

[rwethereyet (Premo)]

Originally Posted by RoseRed

What is going to happen to the brick house on the corner and the barn?

In all the years I have lived here, I don't think anyone has ever lived in that house. At least it appears that way.

They will probably be torn down like they did with the general store. An older couple lived there for years. She died years ago and the husband was in the nursing home before he died a couple of years ago. They left everything to St. John's Church or the archdioses, not sure which. I guess St. John's sold it to the developer's.

[desertrat (Premo)]

Originally Posted by RoseRed

What is going to happen to the brick house on the corner and the barn?

In all the years I have lived here, I don't think anyone has ever lived in that house. At least it appears that way.

That's because of the glowing red pig eyes.

[RoseRed (Premo)]

Originally Posted by desertrat

That's because of the glowing red pig eyes.

[RoseRed (Premo)]

Originally Posted by GWguy

There was someone living in it when I moved here in '94, then it was an office, then abandoned. Hasn't been anyone there in years now.

Originally Posted by rwethereyet

They will probably be torn down like they did with the general store. An older couple lived there for years. She died years ago and the husband was in the nursing home before he died a couple of years ago. They left everything to St. John's Church or the archdioses, not sure which. I guess St. John's sold it to the developer's.

I thought the barn was on the historical roster or something like that.

[drmatsci]

They are not trying to build low cost housing - the guy wanted to have it rezoned commercial a year or two back and failed. I suspect he wants the same thing this time.

Ok, why not have it made into a big park?

Everyone always wants more stores but not next to them.
They have to go somewhere!

Where is that 'shopping center coming soon'?
The trailer folk refused to sell on the corner?

[Toxick]

Originally Posted by Geek

I heard there is a meeting about the development on Shady Mile on June 11th at Town Creek ES. Is this true Anyone else know anymore

Are they putting a Sonic up over there?

[desertrat (Premo)]

Originally Posted by Toxick

Are they putting a Sonic up over there?

Sonics.