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The Montrose Liveable Center has published the Final Plan report below: Video Replay:

The Montrose Livable Centers Study has been collaboratively developed with the efforts of many different stakeholders, agencies, and members of the public. Key stakeholders who have been involved with and have advised the project will share more about their involvement in the plan’s development, how the plan’s recommendations relate to larger City and regional work,

The Montrose Livable Centers study was commissioned by Houston-Galveston Area Council (H-GAC) and Montrose TIRZ 27 within the context of the current challenges and opportunities. Sponsored by Houston-Galveston Area Council with local partners, Livable Centers studies dedicate to create places where people can live, work, and play with less reliance on their cars and encourage

A replay of the Panel Discussion about Planning for Inclusive Cities.

Three residents (one family) have shared their stories about Montrose and their experience there, include why they love Montrose, why they choose to live in Montrose, and what they hope to see in the future for Montrose. In addition, three talented local artists were invited to illustrate their stories. Click the link to check it

Below is a replay of the Public Workshop #2https://vimeo.com/485556821

Public workshop #2 will include opportunities for stakeholders to review a draft concept plan, learn more about public engagement activities and results, and provide feedback and ask questions. The goal of the workshop is to ensure the concepts align with the community’s vision for the future of Montrose and set the stage for continued work

The Montrose neighborhood has long been seen as an inclusive space within the City of Houston. Located close to downtown, the neighborhood is known for its quirky arts and cultural scene, unique nightlife, and commercial districts historically absorbed within a diverse transect of residents. As a part of the Montrose Livable Centers Study, the Montrose

The Montrose Livable Centers Study Public Workshop #1 was hosted on September 10th, 2020. Over 50 people attended the zoom meeting and the live stream on Facebook reached 585 views as of September 23rd, 2020. During the 2-hour long meeting, the team received feedback on the draft needs assessment analysis and comments on the community’s

To view a replay of the live Public Meeting by Asakura Robinson, click the video below: https://vimeo.com/461455035

The purpose of the public workshop is to review the key findings from the project team’s research, showcase on-going public engagement activities, and provide an opportunity for questions and answers. Meeting link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86503019315 Livestream: https://www.facebook.com/AsakuraRobinson Survey: https://montrosehtx.org/montrose-self-guided-tour/

This self-guided tour of the Montrose neighborhood is a chance to better understand our proposed concept plan that will guide future improvements throughout the neighborhood. Our goal is to make sure these concepts align with the community’s vision for the future and set the stage for continued work together in crafting an implementable strategy for

As part of the Montrose Livable Center Study, we want to display the community you love by showcasing the public art. Want to join in on the fun via social media? See the fliers below. English En español