Today’s Headlines

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  • Rehabbing Dallas Downtown’s West End, Including Apartments in Old Brewery (Morning News)
  • Uptown Dallas Getting Mixed-Use Building With Whole Foods on Ground Floor (Morning News)
  • Three People Killed While Riding Bikes in Houston in Three Weeks (Houston Press)
  • Austin City Council Passes Granny Flats (ADUs) on 1st Reading, Will See Two More Votes (Sunny Sone)
  • City of Houston Publishes Draft Goals, Vision, Policy Objectives in PlanHouston Comp Plan
  • Tropical Storm Bill Caused Slope Failures on Side of Two Roads, TXDOT Says Not to Worry (NBCDFW)
  • San Antonio Council Member Learning What It’s Like to Ride the Bus (SACurrent)

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  • A Dallas Mall to Become Mixed-Use Urban Area Called Midtown Dallas (Morning News)
  • Developer Building Wide Pedestrian Bridge Over Toll Road Connecting Shopping Areas in Plano (Morning News)
  • You’ll Have to Go to Bottom of Amendments to Vote Against Constitutionally Requiring Road Spending (Houston Chron)
  • Rachel Fairbank: How I Got to Know the People of the 53 Briar Forest Bus in Houston (OffCite)
  • Dallas Council Members Late for Meeting on Fattening Road, Stuck in Traffic on That Road (Morning News)

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  • Austin Police Have Been Issuing “Don’t Block the Box” Tickets for Blocking Crosswalks Too (Reddit)
  • Sprawl Causes Traffic, Drains Budgets, But Gets City Planning Approval (Houston Business Journal)
  • TXDOT Contractor — Also Working on Houston’s 290 — Stops Work on I-10 in El Paso (El Paso Times)
  • Texas Triangle Megaregion Featured in UCLA Report on Potential for Hyperloop (Houston Chron)
  • Massive Spending on Freeway Capacity Encourages People to Drive Long Distances (Houston Chron)
  • Anti-Light Rail Activists Sue Houston Metro Because Uptown BRT Plan Is Not Rail (Houston Chron)
  • Austin Now Has Council Members With a Mix of Incomes (Austin Bulldog)

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  • Majority of Dallas Council Still Wants Unnecessary Toll Road in Trinity River, Barely (Morning News)
  • Architect Santiago Calatrava and Margaret McDermott Share Moment on Her Bridge (Morning News)
  • Are Texas Conservatives Ready to Embrace Bicycles as Conservative Transportation? (Taking the Lane)
  • Downtown Austin Could Bury Freeway in Trade for Further SOV Expansion in TXDOT Plan (Statesman)
  • Houston Chron Gives Equal Footing to Dozens Who Oppose Nice Sidewalks and Better Transit in Uptown
  • An Auto Mechanic Brought Down the Mayor of Richardson Through His Blog (Dallas Observer)

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  • Can the City Help Developers Build Up in Oak Cliff Without Wrecking the Place? (Morning News)
  • City of Richardson Declared Bronze-Level Bicycle Friendly Community (Morning News)
  • Asakura Robinson Launches Neighbors Program to Help Civic Associations Fulfill Community Plans
  • NCTCOG May Do $1M Study on People Mover for $2B Development in Midtown (Morning News)
  • Parker County Judge Mike Riley Elected Chair of NCTCOG Regional Transportation Council (NCTCOG)
  • Lubbock Considering Study on Need for Safe Bike Facilities and Potential Strategies (Lubbock Online)
  • Improper Contracting Alleged in Austin Toll Road Deal by Losing Bidder (Engineering News-Record)

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