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El Paso is finally moving ahead with the downtown deck park, dropping $750,000 to turn a concrete stretch into a legit green space. It’s a major step toward making the city center more walkable and less of a heat island.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 4 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
Players suggest reallocating funds currently designated for tennis courts to build more pickleball courts.
The growing community of pickleball players, including seniors and veterans.
Existing residents in the area who may be concerned about increased density or traffic.
Housing shortages have forced American developers to prioritize volume over design. The U.S. currently faces a deficit of approximately 1.2 million housing units compared to pre-2008 levels, pushing builders toward standardized, cost-efficient models...
This project will add nearly 500 homes to the area, changing the local landscape and density.
The project aims to modernize the park but has faced pushback regarding the potential loss of the small lake and the adequacy of proposed sports facilities.
Property owners in the district will be subject to specific assessments to fund public infrastructure improvements.
Adds 83 residential lots to the county's housing stock.
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Pickleball players are asking for more dedicated courts, shade, and seating, noting that the current courts are always packed and the sport is great for community health.