Houston to transform Montrose lot into neighborhood park
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A vacant lot owned by the city of Houston off Lower Westheimer will be transformed into a neighborhood park next year. The city of Houston bought the quarter-acre tract of land in May 2015, according to county clerk records, and plans to start construction on the project in August 2019, a city official said.
Avondale Promenade Park will feature Craftsman-style architecture to blend in with the surrounding neighborhoods, said Lisa Johnson, a division manager in the city’s general services department.…
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