RPM said:
It's not a new highway. It will connect SH249 to SH105 east of Navasota and cut through a bunch of beautiful land that will eventually get developed and no longer be beautiful.
RPM said:
It's not a new highway. It will connect SH249 to SH105 east of Navasota and cut through a bunch of beautiful land that will eventually get developed and no longer be beautiful.
BAS has transcended a state of mental being into a physical plane of existence?!p-wonk01 said:
BAS will be a suburb of Houston someday anyway
I live in Boerne and love the hill country, but growing up in southern Grimes County I have to agree that it is a beautiful landscape. Not a lot of people travel south of SH 105 and east of SH 6 in the White Hall, Yarboro and Stoneham areas to appreciate what the landowners have there, but they will see it in a few years at 45 mph on the free frontage roads or 75 on the toll road.Jacks Smirking BAS said:RPM said:
It's not a new highway. It will connect SH249 to SH105 east of Navasota and cut through a bunch of beautiful land that will eventually get developed and no longer be beautiful.
Where is this beautiful land outside of the hill country you speak of?
AGAZ03 said:
I've heard you'll be able to drive hard and fast through many holes.
LBM-Aggie-2014 said:
Last thing we need is more people from Houston.
Schrute Farms said:
It will never make it through Grimes County.
NavasotaAg said:I live in Boerne and love the hill country, but growing up in southern Grimes County I have to agree that it is a beautiful landscape. Not a lot of people travel south of SH 105 and east of SH 6 in the White Hall, Yarboro and Stoneham areas to appreciate what the landowners have there, but they will see it in a few years at 45 mph on the free frontage roads or 75 on the toll road.Jacks Smirking BAS said:RPM said:
It's not a new highway. It will connect SH249 to SH105 east of Navasota and cut through a bunch of beautiful land that will eventually get developed and no longer be beautiful.
Where is this beautiful land outside of the hill country you speak of?
Aston04 said:LBM-Aggie-2014 said:
Last thing we need is more people from Houston.
Bcs is too far to ever be a suburb of Houston. But if you can cut down the travel time between the two, it will open economic opportunities for bcs. Win-win really.
Gator03 said:Aston04 said:LBM-Aggie-2014 said:
Last thing we need is more people from Houston.
Bcs is too far to ever be a suburb of Houston. But if you can cut down the travel time between the two, it will open economic opportunities for bcs. Win-win really.
That's great news, to be honest. It would be sad if BCS became a suburb of Houston. You'd see the local flavor disappear. Vernacular architecture replaced by strip malls and generic suburban housing. Local restaurants replaced by chains. Unique shops replaced by Target, Wal-Mart, and a Mall. The place would be unrecognizable.
Already have the Brazos River. What more do you want?C Loves L said:
Lazy river from College Station to Houston. You heard it here first
jja79 said:Schrute Farms said:
It will never make it through Grimes County.
I was at a Tomball Chamber of Commerce event last month and the president said it's a done deal and will go through Grimes.
Gator03 said:Aston04 said:LBM-Aggie-2014 said:
Last thing we need is more people from Houston.
Bcs is too far to ever be a suburb of Houston. But if you can cut down the travel time between the two, it will open economic opportunities for bcs. Win-win really.
That's great news, to be honest. It would be sad if BCS became a suburb of Houston. You'd see the local flavor disappear. Vernacular architecture replaced by strip malls and generic suburban housing. Local restaurants replaced by chains. Unique shops replaced by Target, Wal-Mart, and a Mall. The place would be unrecognizable.
