Our Fight with your support has been yeilding great results. And There is a chance we may hear the anwer. This is the biggest development as of today concering stopping Trammell Crow's Sam's Club development. Come in numbers, wear red (I am sure you still have one), and show support.
The hearing is November 28, 2016, at 1:30-3 pm in the 162nd District Court on the 7th Floor, New Tower, George L. Allen, Sr. Courts Building, 600 Commerce St., Dallas, TX 75202.
theoryNine wrote:Latest from FB updates on the meeting: "The Sam's Club's permission to build on U.S. 75 has been voided due to improper notice."
JohnMcKee wrote:TC is appealing and I am pretty sure they will win. This is a terrible use of the property and they neighborhood was clearly tricked but I don't understand legally how it is TC's fault that absolutely no one bothered to read the actual zoning application that clearly allowed big box retail or asked any questions.
First rule of zoning is if the zoning allows it assume it will happen no matter what pretty renders they show you.
willyk wrote:I don't see the old ACS building in there. I would have expected them to renovate that building rather than take it down.
tanzoak wrote:willyk wrote:I don't see the old ACS building in there. I would have expected them to renovate that building rather than take it down.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlyBrvWeDc0
tanzoak wrote:willyk wrote:I don't see the old ACS building in there. I would have expected them to renovate that building rather than take it down.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlyBrvWeDc0
cowboyeagle05 wrote:tanzoak wrote:willyk wrote:I don't see the old ACS building in there. I would have expected them to renovate that building rather than take it down.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlyBrvWeDc0
Yes, that building was torn down but the rest of the complex right at the intersection of Haskell and 75 Hwy is still standing... The rendering up above seems to show the corner the current buildings are on.
Matt777 wrote:Eataly would be great but the street-level plans for this development suck. Completely auto oriented and no connection to the Cityplace developments or surrounding neighborhood, pathetic sidewalks too. It would not be hard to tweak this though, and make it have a more pedestrian friendly and a more attractive street level presence. The very vocal neighborhood that defeated TC and Sam's should work with the developer on this issue. I'm sure they know more about this plan than we do at this point.
Kelley USA wrote:It would be odd and sort of bold for the developer to just randomly have drawings done with the name Eataly prominently displayed... But you're right, In-N-Out basically played the same game until someone on this board came across an agenda item for the Garland City Council which specifically had them listed. So who knows!
Cbdallas wrote:If only they would build out the midrise apartments and retail around the open base of Cityplace tower they had planned a few years back. East of 75 just can't seem to catch the density that is happening to the west.
DPatel304 wrote:....there is already a lot going on on the East Side to attract people.
Dmkflyer wrote:Wasn't sure exactly where to put this, but the Tower at Cityplace has continued with its renovation and has finally replaced the lighting on the outside of the building with LED lighting. No more eighties style light bulbs.
Last night was the first night they were all on. They were white, but I'm assuming they have the ability to change colors.
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