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Originally Posted by bilbao58
What??? Houston is the 4th largest city as it is. And the area in the video is not unincorporated. It’s definitely inside the city limits… but just barely.
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Only the commercial strips along 1960 are in the city. As soon as you go a block deep off the main road, it turns unincorporated. A lot of the intersection roads with 1960 arent even a part of the city. This includes a lot of the side streets and pretty much all of the SFH neighborhoods around there. It's called strip annexation.
If Houston's unincorporated areas were incorporated cities you'd see more sidewalks and better transit IMO as each local area can do their own planning. Hoiston limits shouldn't leave BW8. Ideally the metro area was built similar to inland South Florida's infrastructure.
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Originally Posted by wwmiv
Nevermind. It isnt worth it. Delete.
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Do they think Amazon deliveries use these transit lines? Lol. People forget all that gets transported via freeways. Besides there is already a rail line like two blocks away from the freeway.