Trust me. I think Harwin strip had nothing to do with Sharpstown's downfall. Wow! This appears to be looking NE at the corner of Roos and Redding. The rumor is that they mall's name is going to be changed to "CrunkTown", http://oscarmail.net/photos/sharptstown_ma_circa_1962.jpg, http://oscarmail.net/photos/sharptown_stownter_sign_C.jpg, I could have been one of the kids in this photo (although I'm just about sure I wasn't), http://houstonfreeways.com/photos/sharpstonear_A_best.jpg, http://houstonfreeways.com/photos/sharpstowide_A_best.jpg, http://oscarmail.net/photos/sharpstown_1954-10-00_plans.jpg. My favorite store there was "Dream Merchant". I've been so busy with my new job (project managing luxury home construction and loving it) that I haven't been able to visit much. The project's engineer, HNTB Architects Engineers Planners, estimated the outlined improvements would cost between $2.5-$3 million. Posted September 13, 2004. These listings cover the last area, from longtime favorites to new spots tucked inside the mall itself. With gas prices going as they areliving closer to the city is going to start to take on more and more of a premium. (Apparently the astronauts were not allowed to accept the homes.) The mall is known for its popular AMC Neshaminy 24, which is counted among the top theaters in North America. My dad's friend, Mr. San Miguel was the owner or manager there. Hanging out at the arcade was the best one!, Used to work across the road at Exxon as a student, said Brooke Dousey Mullins, another KPRC 2 viewer. But it never got that far. What did people search for similar to restaurants near Houston, TX? It's Me, Margaret. I can recall that the floors in the mall were done in these small red circular tiles with the railings and metal stairs painted brown. The wonderfully overstuffedhuaraches at Huaraches La Villa are big enough to split. This makes me sad we moved to the Aldine area In 1979, said KPRC 2 viewer Stephanie Longoria Mottu. When Sharp built the mall, he also created the Sharpstown neighborhood, which is named after him. [23] But on December 21, 2018, Houston-based Baker Katz LLC, would purchase the main portion of the mall,[24] as the anchors have different owners. Class of '83 ROCKS! Join others and make your gift to Houston Public Media today. I so wish I could go back in time, get in a car and drive around Houston. Does anybody remember a grocery store near Fondren and Bissonett called Sacco Bros.? The statute authorizing the creation of PIDs is found in Chapter 372 of the Local Government. In 2002, the mall was sold to a new owner who renamed it Sharpstown Center. Totally recommend this.". Generous parrillada platters, crave-worthy, spicy salsas, and a quick-and-easy drive-thru have made the restaurant a dependable favorite in southwest Houston for During the heights of video arcadom, the mall had two of them, the one by JC Pennys and the on in the food court. Eastwood is leaning towards the higher end of the above mentioned price bracket so it may not provide competition for much longer. All my brothers went to Strakewhat year did you graduate? at Hillcroft. Food, however, did not live up tomore, This place is closet thing to the original knife cut noodle you will find in Houston. Southdale Shopping Center in Edina, Minnesota, is regarded as the first enclosed shopping center in the United States. My assumption for Sharpstown High School being placed where it was is that it could not be further out West (it would be nearly in Alief) and besides, few homes were built past what is now Corporate Drive. Now those area awesome! I guess that photos of Sharpstown are rare. Houston is now a top business, biomedical, and entertainment center in the United States. Galleria is the seventh largest mall in the United States, with a gross leasable area of 2,400,838 square feet (223,045.1 m2), 400 stores, and a gross floor area of approximately 240,000 square feet. It is owned by Simon Property Group and managed by its Simon Malls division. YEARS. Wow - thanks for all those photos. Wow, when was the party? Chumley also stated that the mall would cater to the Hispanic population (which now constituted 52% of the population of the mall's three-mile trade area), would undergo a $10 million renovation to boost its appeal to Hispanic shoppers, and would have 350 stores by the time renovations were completed. In her spare time, she's an avid video gamer and loves to travel. Monday - Saturday 11AM - 8PM. In other words, not far from his later River Oaks digs. I see the "Conquistador." Sam Wisialowski, president of the Y'alls Texas Store chain, stated that sales were declining annually by about 25 to 30 percent at its Sharpstown store when the chain decided to close said store in 1990. I used to go there every week for asthma treatment. For people in the $125,000 to $175,000 price bracket, there are other options that a lot of people will find more attractive than Sharpstown. It's easy for modern residents to forget how small Houston was half a century ago, but Sharpstown was considered a suburban escape from the hassles of living in the big city, while still conveniently only 15 minutes or so from the downtown area. [5] The loss of Montgomery Ward would leave Foley's as the mall's only remaining anchor tenant, if not the only remaining original tenant from the mall's 1961 opening. Jones Fried Chicken wasserving spicychicken-and-rice long before the Halal Guys arrived in Houston. I live in a redeveloping area in the Heights and realize that areas have to reach a point sometimes where the area is so rundown that redevelopment is attractive. Read the Court's full decision on FindLaw. Harris Health System (formerly Harris County Hospital District) designated Valbona Health Center (formerly People's Health Center) in Greater Sharpstown for ZIP code 77074. The nearest public hospital is Ben Taub General Hospital in the Texas Medical Center. [15] The City of Houston instituted the current nine city council districts in 1979. Therefore, Sharpstown's nice clothing stores, big name department stores pulled out, leaving it with many privately owned urban clothing stores, shoe stores, etc. I guess if Sharp lived in OF it wasn't for very long before 'moving on up' to the West side. Not sure what is driving the home values up in Sharpstown (near the Sharpstown country club), but I agree, many neighbors are good people and many are even native Texans to boot. Back then the mall was named Sharpstown Center, and offered shoppers perks such as air-conditioning, something that was not standard at the time. Seems the in thing now is going back to the open air mall style a la Meyerland and Gulfgate. I remember that Sinclair station too, did you notice the price in the color picture was 24 cents/gallon? growth within an area. Today: 10:00 am - 9:00 pm. (Elsik class of 85). In 1999, the mall was sold to Simon Property Group. Sharpstown Mall was Houston's first enclosed mall and Houston's first air conditioned mall (opened 1961). The Southwest Houston Redevelopment Authority announced Tuesday that a contractor will be selected from two bidders - Jerdon Construction of Stafford and Reytec Construction Resources Inc. of Houston - to complete intersection improvements at Bellaire Boulevard at Fondren Road. Sharpstown is a bad word in many people's minds. Maybe a similarly named one? I would agree with the Valley Girl type reference in that it was a very hip teen place to hang out back then. Guess it's closed now. Trust me. Chris Lane September 29, 2016 9:00AM. Whatever you ordergordita, pupusa or tacoget it filled with the signature trompo: strips of tangy-sweet achiote-flavored pork with crispy, griddled edges. I think some townhomes are being built now on the other side of the street from that house on the south side of Willowbend. The tteokbokki, bulgogi, and pork bellymore, American (Traditional)MediterraneanGastropubs$$, This place has always been one of my favorites. [8] Also during this time, a third anchor in JCPenney was added as well as a food court in the former Battelstein's department store. #ItsOpen Do you have any favorite memories of this place? Any help is appreciated! We were the class that gave Principle Jackson a quarter with each hand shake. The Galleria mall in Houston is Texas largest mall. In 1988, the mall underwent a $65 million renovation which added a food court and a new entrance. The period correct homes were mostly single story and anywhere from 1600-2200 sq ft. We have a few structures over 3000 sq ft. going up in this area. On Wednesday's show: Four HPD officers dismissed in 2020 after shooting and killing Nicolas Chavez have been reinstated, the week in politics, and advice on preparing and filing your taxes. 09/27/2021 "[5] First Colony would also eventually seal the fate of Westwood Mall, which closed in 1998 and converted to a technology-focused office center, and eventually would impact West Oaks Mall as well. Yep, don't remember Mrs Moore. When I was a LITTLE kid I'd go there with my Mom and "Mr. Sam" would always give me a piece of bubblegum. This sit-down restaurant tucked underneath the food court at PlazAmericas Mall offers a vast selection of Honduran favorites, from fluffy baleadas on the all-day breakfast menu to coconut milkbased conch soup and hearty platos tpicos, along with strong, inexpensive margaritas. [10][11], Consequently, customers even within the surrounding area were deterred, and major retailers who desired a low crime, middle class, and wealthy area for profitable support began to leave. So in most cases Sharpstown comes in 3rd or 4th behind these other neighborhoods, at least for now. [18] By January 11, 2008, Sharpstown was operating under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and was up for sale. (only the trees are bigger and there wasn't a fence around Landsdale Park). These are the best vegan friendly restaurants near Houston, TX: People also liked: restaurants with outdoor seating, restaurants for lunch. I always made it a point to climb the side of the building when I got there. I have shown buyers in that price range there (Sharpstown) before, along with Westbury & Glenbrook Valley. These developments included countless new apartment complexes home to young professionals in Houston's energy industry, residential developments as far south as Missouri City, the construction of Houston Baptist University, Memorial Hermann Southwest Hospital, numerous car dealerships, and a new studio complex for the city's NBC television affiliate, KPRC-TV and its sister radio station KPRC-AM. At the time of its opening, the mall consisted of 43 stores on one level including the first suburban branch of the Houston-based Foley's department store chain, as well as the first suburban locations of Houston Trunk Factory, Battelstein's and Florsheim Shoes. Additional bid specs include roadway pavement removal and replacement, the installation of a new water line, wheelchair ramps, signing and striping. Home construction 1965. Bought my first CD from Foleys! What are the best restaurants with outdoor seating? The shopping center has struggled since the late 1960s, when new malls began to open. Once you turn off of the major roads and get 2 blocks away the homes and streets are just lovely in many cases. Much of Bellaire's early boom was from people priced out of West U. I'm sure that isn't everybody, but a good share. Because of its extensive retail space and a diverse selection of stores, the Galleria is an excellent place for Houstonians to shop. It was Houston's answer to New York's Levittown and was touted as the "World's largest residential development." The latest Houston news, weather and sports from KPRC 2. Come on tell me? Remember when the food court was called Goodtime Charlies? The 15-month project concluded in May 1980 when the second floor opened to the public. I don't even know how many 'original' stores exist. Also saw the Sharpstown Clock on ebaydidn't buy it either, but saved it to my computer Great photos indeed Max. Sharpstown may or may not deserve it, but it does have more of an image problem. In addition to the other factors already mentioned that contributed to the "decline" of Sharpstown Mall, I would add the construction of First Colony Mall, expansion of the Galleria, etc. How and when were the first mall constructed? Reading this really brings back memories. In 2006, the mall was renamed Sharpstown Mall. I am sorry I haven't been around much and ended up missing this thread! Notice in the aerial photographs how far down Hillcroft it extended. By February 1989, Sharpstown Mall was 97% occupied, making it the mall with the highest percentage of occupied space in the Houston area. These are the best restaurants for lunch near Houston, TX: People also liked: restaurants with outdoor seating, vegan friendly restaurants. The service and the presentation of the food are spectacular. You can still see the original 1955 plaque for the time capsule at Sharpstown Park at Bellaire and Mary Bates. Because it was Houston's first air conditioned malla luxury given Houston's historically unpredictable weather, many Houston residents residing in the central part of the city wanted to experience the "mall of the future", hence the traffic concerns. Thanks for pointing me back to this site! I met my wife there. That stuff about the Conquistador opening the door to build hi-rise residential. Patel said the intersection's safety aspects are compounded by Metro bus riders, who must cross Fondren or Bellaire on foot to change bus routes. These are the best restaurants with outdoor seating near Houston, TX: People also liked: restaurants for lunch, vegan friendly restaurants. I'd go back just for that. Case opinion for TX Court of Appeals EWB LLC v. PLAZAMERICAS MALL TEXAS LLC SHARPSTOWN MALL TEXAS LLC BURLINGTON COAT FACTORY REALTY OF BELLAIRE INC MAI MATTHEW INC CCW LLC SMITH FLP LTD AND LG SHARPSTOWN BELLAIRE LLC. Houston's first true "master-planned" community was Clear Lake City, launched in 1962. I have very vivid memories of Sharpstown Mall. By that I mean other areas will have to get too expensive, thus driving entry-level creative class buyers into Sharpstown to get the size, condition or style home they want. You may want to check out the Southwest Freeway section of the Houston Freeways book. Generous parrillada platters, crave-worthy, spicy salsas, and a quick-and-easy drive-thru have made the restaurant a dependable favorite in southwest Houston for years. The former bank building would later become home to the Jewelry Exchange Center, with three "motor bank" drive-throughs in the middle of the front parking lot as the only present-day reminder of the former bank. This new pipe will be about 1,800 feet in length. Louis Welch, with wife Ida, is shown as residing in Garden Oaks, no street address given; he is President of Pettigrew Welch. haha Does anyone remember that radio control/model train/hobby shop that used to be on the 1st floor close to the Ward's? It is the largest mall in Texas and the seventh largest mall in the United States with 3 million square feet (280,000 m2) of gross leasable area and 400 stores. According to Houston Police Department data, the intersection was listed among the city's Top 50 Accident Locations from Jan. 1-March 31, 2005. Is the Heights' success pumping up the northern suburbs firstwe'll get to Sharpstown after we finish Oak Forest? The alignment of the Southwest Freeway was changed to go through the middle of Sharpstown since Frank Sharp donated the right-of-way for the freeway. Language links are at the top of the page across from the title. This is a review for restaurants near Houston, TX: "Doesn't look like much when you past it, but if you go inside, you'll be amazed with the interior. The renovations effectively deterred Foley's from leaving for nearby Westwood Mall, which prior to the renovation was courting the department store as a third anchor following its own renovation in 1988. [2] The anchor stores are Burlington, SuperNova Furniture, America Cinemas, La Sorella, Gold Factory & Imports, and Clarewood Supermercado. I also recall that "Time Out" arcade was very popular for the "big kids". Ultimately, whether or not Sharpstown is a good area is up to the individual. In the early 1960s, Sharp purchased 1,100 acres of land southwest of Houston with the intention of developing it into a master-planned community. Sunday Food Court 10AM - 6PM Mall 12PM - 6PM. Anyone know where I can find some? Loved going to Oshmans, and bought my first Apple Macintosh computer from Fingers Furniture when they wold electronics! Dude across the street from us was huge--maybe 400 pounds- and only drove Mini Coopers. I would love to be able to zoom in. There is a proposal for a retractable-roof mall in Phoenix AZ. The arrival of railroad lines in the late nineteenth century, as well as Houstons development as a port city, aided the citys rapid growth. Woah! Since opening its doors in 1985, the Galleria has become a focal point of Houstons downtown. Anyway, before that it was something else. Anyone remember that? Powered by Invision Community. I *think* there were only two temporary buildings way back then. This was in the 80's- way after Conquistador being the tallest building. The neighborhoods are among some of the most beautiful in Houston (when you get off the main streets). Finally, Sharpstown also had to compete with a redeveloped Meyerland Plaza, whose remodeled JCPenney location would serve as an anchor for the reborn shopping center. 635 quarters was a lot! Grew up right behind the high school. (Bellaire runs east-west; Fondren, north-south). theater, man that place was big. I am also impressed with the knowledge and fond memories of Sharpstown that others also share. I saw someone post that they started demolition on Greenspoint Mall, so I drove over to see for myself. I came across the same story while reading thru the Chron for '46 and took some notes on the story instead of just the headline. 1.1 miles. Those costs will be financed through the (Sharpstown) Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone No. Sharpstown's day will come again, despite the apartments and anything else it has going against it. But we moved to Rowan St near the intersection of Waldo in 1965. Youll need to bring a small army to finish it all, but thats the best way to enjoy the ample servings of sauted beef tibs and spicy bowls of doro wat (and seemingly never-ending baskets of fresh injera bread) at this spacious restaurant. I'm not sure I spelled it correctly. HOUSTON The Houston man arrested on terrorism charges pleaded not guilty to all counts against him after appearing in court Wednesday afternoon. Stores such as Foot Locker, Journeys and GNC continue to operate inside the mall, however Premiere Theaters, the movie theater inside Greenspoint, remain closed. Two decades of growth have taken a family, who immigrated to America, from a small space in Sharpstown to a high-profile spot in The Galleria. The video has gathered over 80,000 views, with viewers flooding the comments Get me a coke!". January 3, 2006 in Historic Houston. Granted, I see the same thing at Memorial City Mall and Galleria malls, but I see a lot more people carrying bags of clothing, etc. I, too could have been in that Clock pic (but was probably at Gene's Model shop!!). 4. April 29, 2016 Houstonia Magazine Would go to Greenspoint everyday for lunch at the food court. You had to have had a permission slip from your parents in order to smoke there (not that anyone checked). The then owner of the mall, Urban Mall Houston, was over $53 million in debt.[19]. Lastlyfor curiousitywhat part of town are you building custom homes? He profitted and we laughed! [21] Signs indicating the renaming appeared by January 29, 2010. "[20] Chris Chumley, a spokesperson for PlazAmericas, stated that "Anybody who knows the back story to the mall knows that it's been distressed for a number of years." local news and culture, Chris Lane assessments on property that is within the city or within the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ). Or, maybe it is that the area between the Galleria and Sharpstown is a no man's land. The mall was two stories, featuring a food court. If anyone has any questions about Sharpstown, I'd be happy to answer them and I promise to visit the site more often to do so. Sharpstown Mall was built in 1961 and was one of the first suburban shopping malls in Houston. Don't remember what movies we saw there - I probably just fell asleep. I grew up there and stayed after the decline. The oblong corn masa cakes at this PlazAmericas favorite come topped with everything from pork al pastor to beef fajitas, plus plenty of toppings: radishes, queso fresco, crema, tomatoes and crispy lettuce. [21][22] The redevelopment into PlazAmericas was expected to create 500 jobs. Don't know how and why Sharptown High School was located all the way up on Bissonnet. Steve Pittman, communications director for the Authority and the Sharpstown Economic Development Authority, said construction should begin in March. At least one of those was used for PE when I went there. Tom Estus, a shopping center broker of the Shelby/Estus Realty Group, said "It's a classic case of being passed up by newer, better malls. It only worked for a very short while, the doors which opened up on the hour to reveal various scenes stopped opening soon after it was installed and it then became a huge ugly clock. What anchor stores remain at Sharpstown? We used to eat at the Del Taco that's a sandwich shop now. And the had a stage there? I grew up in Sharpstown in the 70's and 80's. It was flight to the "safety" of the 'burbs that got SharpstownI am waiting for the redev. [16] After the conclusion of its liquidation sale on March 15, 2008, employees were moved to other Macy's stores. Get highlights, trending news, and behind-the-scenes insights from Houston Public Media delivered to your inbox each week. This spot used to be a James Coney Island, but its days of serving hot dogs are long over. As a publicity stunt, Sharp donated homes on Rowan I went to Neff's 40th birthday party and saw some of the old teachers and Mr. Martinand the first principal who was probably gone before you got thereMrs. Moore. In 2009, with the mall under the ownership of Philadelphia-based RAIT Financial Trust, the manager of the mall's interior core, Boxer Property, announced that the mall would be renamed "PlazAmericas. [citation needed] Sharp would also place a time capsule in the cornerstone of the mall.[7]. Lucio Vasquez is a newscast producer at Houston Public Media, NPRs affiliate station in Houston, Texas. Before you head out to stroll the mall, grab a fruit-filled popsicle from this rainbow-hued dessert bar near the entrance to the PlazAmericas food courtif you can choose just one from among the dozens of flavors in the frosty case. I really hope it brings some life back to good ole Sharpstown! 321. I have a few memories of the Sharpstown mall from the mid 80s when I was like 8 years old. Was it on the sidewalk near the temporary buildings on the Waldo side? Nick Patel, owner/manager of Collision Plus Inc. at 7628 Bellaire Blvd., located roughly 500 feet from the intersection, said since his family opened the business in 1992, they've seen a good number of accidents, rollovers and illegal turns. That picture is awesome. Churros y Crepesis conveniently located right next to Huaraches La Villa in the PlazAmericas food court, so save room for dessert. Chalk me up as another Sharpstown Mall Rat of the 80's. Beginning in 1979, construction of a second floor began (effectively doubling the mall's store count to over 200) and the mall was extensively renovated from its original 1950s appearance to better compete with Westwood Mall and the Galleria. Trust me, the food is life-changing. As the Houston area grew rapidly over the next three decades, with Houston itself becoming the nation's fourth-largest city, numerous other developments throughout southwest Houston began to emerge. I'm glad you asked, Cory, because I'd be interested to know myself. That was kinda the beginning of the end for ST Mall. I was born and raised in Sharpstown, SHS class of '85. There is one Sharpstown realtor who has been saying for years, "Sharpstown is the next Bellaire." Worked at the mall for many years, from the food court to sunglasses then jewelry it was the best time and great friends, said Tawanna Bateman. Sharpstown Country Club Estates is a set of two I definately remember the drive in. http://oscarmail.net/photos/sharpstown_con_circa_1965.jpg, Also, check out these images of the corner of Bellaire and US 59, http://community.webshots.com/album/94213053YBeTbI, http://community.webshots.com/photo/942130049276982aNZCCZ. When Sharpstown Center opened, it was located on the edge of Houston's southwest suburbs. building. They were new. I was just a little kid, but I remember seeing those "wierdos" at the school. It was rice fields and ranch land when Sharp bought it and subdivided it, and it was built to do what suburbs have always done: give middle income people an affordable place to live. The area is too convenient to 59 to remain in decline forever. Sharpstown Mall is a regional shopping mall located in southwest Houston, Texas, United States. The mall likely stared to loose it's luster either before or when the last remodel happenedwhen they made it look retro or 50's style (which is ironic since in opened in teh early 60's). And yes, the theater on Gessner and Beechnut was the Southway 6. The mall was originally anchored by Foleys, Sears, and Weingartens. They have a parking lot available so you're always able tomore, The food was good. I still have some things I bought there and I have a T-whirt that I purchased there about 1 hour before a DEVO concert in 1982 at Cullen Auditorium at UH.Still have the ticket stub. I remember in the 80's when they added the 2nd floor with the big remodel. From start to finish, this restaurant exceeded all of mymore, Doesn't look like much when you past it, but if you go inside, you'll be amazed with the interior. She stopped and experienced a burst of nostalgia after hearing from a viewer post that some area of the property may have been demolished. The original anchor stores were Weingartens, Foleys, and Palais Royal. Maybe that's it? There is a huge house that is way out of place on Willowbend just west of the railroad tracks about 1/2 a mile west of Stella Link. Despite both Glenbrook & Westbury having issues with crappy apartments nearby like Sharpstown as well as similiar era homes, most buyers I have feel like Westbury is more "connected" to the city and generally feels closer in, with a little better curb appeal in most areas. The address for Sharpstown Mall is 7500 Bellaire Blvd, Houston, TX 77036. Who Is The Owner For Sharpstown Mall? Baker Katz, a Houston-based retail firm, purchased PlazAmericas Mall, a 850,000-square- foot shopping center in Houston. However, by the mid-1990s, the mall began to decline due to competition from newer malls such as The Galleria. Published in the May 2016 issue of Your subscription will be migrated over. [21] The property would include an 83,000 square feet (7,700m2) "mercado" (marketplace) that would have many smaller businesses, a large family lounge, live entertainment stages, and a children's play area. I was always impressed by the mica imbed into the top layer of the paving around the entrance that sparkled like a million glittering diamonds at night under the flood lights. The 1970s also saw the opening of The Galleria and Westwood Mall, which became Sharpstown's two strongest competitors over the next two decades. I have to admit that felt awesome that we were still talked about! 20, said the pilot project will set the tone for roadway improvements to rival those those in the downtown and Galleria areas. From Ethiopian to halal fried chicken to the best mall food court you've ever seen, Sharpstown's culinary offerings shouldn't be overlooked. The development allowed for schools, recreation, and retail areas as well as nice post-war homes (a new concept at the time), making Sharpstown one of the nation's first master-planned developments, and the first such community in Houston. They totally gutted Neff over the summer and took out all the windows and are replacing them. In 2006 the Houston Press alternative weekly newspaper awarded Sharpstown Center "Best Hip-hop Mall,"[13] and Sharpstown began to bill itself as "Houston's Premiere Urban Mall" on its website. September 15, 2014 Sharpstown mall in the 80's was awesome. I remember watching a move called The Brother's O'Toole (with John Aston) in the family station wagon. To alleviate flooding along Fondren, Pittman said 36-inch and 42-inch drainage lines under Bellaire Boulevard will be replaced with 60-inch pipes, which will run west to a drainage ditch that runs parallel to Fondren. The light has turned green for improvements aimed at increasing the Bellaire-Fondren intersection's safety, mobility, aesthetics and reducing flooding along Fondren. Share with us in the comments below! It is home to a number of world-renowned museums as well as the countrys largest concentration of Fortune 500 companies. I remember all that same stuff. The service from both our server and the bartender were also really good. The bid calls for the installation of four new left turn lanes; custom transit shelters, streetlights and traffic signals; landscaping in the medians and at the intersection's corners; and storm water drainage improvements. We used to eat at the Del Taco that's a sandwich shop now. Glad to hear Mr. Martin is still around. Less than a week ago Don't know which theater was at W. Bellfort & Fondren. My dad worked at Sharpstown mall when I was young and we used to go every Saturday, this was in the 60s & early 70s.
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