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tions coming soon to Hoi
downtown underground.
There already are 6.3
tunnels downtown, and mg
aide Dan Jones said a tunne,
ing City Hall to the Cenin
brary and Texaco-Heritage!
is in “the serious talking stag
Another tunnel project,!
preliminary discussion, wot
nect the Texas Commerce
garage to the historic Ricef
which is being converted tote
housing after years of vacanct
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sioned for the vacant)
north of Foley’s departs
store, although federalfi
has not been approved
definite site selected.
Architects’ drawings shon
the block could be transfoi
into a “Transit to TunnelSti
stop,” with restrooms and con ?hly dominat
waiting areas for bus rideis,
entrances to the tunnel sysit
each of its four corners.
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baseball stadium and baste
arena on downtown’s eas
have proposed linking the:
the system, although the
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attendance at the prospt
events. Downtown workers
walk to games from theirol
and commuting fans could
and from parking garages,
tered from rain and heat.
Jones said a decorativepl
the style of a Japanese garden
been proposed about 30 fee!
low street level on the sou
of the former Houston ligl
Power headquarters. The
fitting the 27-floor buildi
use mainly by the Public
Department.
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