Volume 15 Number 8

September 2009

The Newsletter of First Montrose Commons, Inc. “A Common Effort for an Uncommon Neighborhood”

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Firefighters battled against low water pres-sure, and the lack of fire hydrants on the North side of HSPVA. This required them to string lines from more than two blocks away to establish enough pressure and volume to bring the flames under control. One fire-fighter was overcome by the heat and had to be transported by ambulance. Others were treated on scene. No residents of the apart-ments were injured during the fire, which appears to have completely destroyed the inside of the building.

This, the third major fire within a

quarter mile in the past year,

points out the difficulties in

controlling fires in our densely

developed neighborhoods.

FIREFIGHTERS HAD TO BATTLE AGAINST LOW WATER PRESSURE AND A HEAT INDEX OF 109°.

Decision Threatens FMC, Audubon Place

City Approves Development Permit for Ashby High Rise BY STEVE LONGMIRE— THE CITY HAS APPROVED A DEVELOPMENT PERMIT FOR THE INFAMOUS “ASHBY HIGH

RISE” DESPITE YEARS OF EFFORTS TO STOP IT. What does this mean to residents and property owners in First Montrose Commons?

Simply put, it means that there is nothing to stop a similar project from being placed in, say the 700 block of West Alabama. After all, it was just last year that a developer announced plans to build a “mid-rise” project in the 800 block. Now that the future of the Norman Apartments is in question, and the adjacent property remains unsold, what is to stop someone with deep pockets from acquiring the whole block? [Continued, Page 2 ]

WARNING! Cell Phone BAN in School Zones Begins Sept 1st

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Act Now to Save First Montrose Commons! [CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1]

The answer is – NOTHING!

Nothing except intense, sustained political pressure on our elected representatives on City Council!

This is an election year, and Candidates for Mayor —Brown, Locke, & Parker— have voiced “concerns” for “our historic neighborhoods”, and the need to “do more to protect our neighborhoods.” None has articulated a plan in the form of revisions to the City’s Development Ordinance (Chapter 42) that would accomplish such lofty goals.

If we are to save FMC from the fate our neighbors in Southampton and Broad Oaks face, we must act now!

� We should support the Stop Ashby High-rise Organization. (stopashbyhighrise.org) This means not only displaying signs and bumper stickers, but supporting them with contributions for their legal expenses. Their organization is much larger and better funded than any that FMC could muster. It just makes sense to help them win the war that we cannot afford to fight ourselves!

� We must question every candidate for City office about what they will specifically do to amend Chapter 42 to include height restrictions, or to sponsor a city-wide referendum to implement such an amendment.

� And finally, we must insure that our bid to become a Designated Historic District within the City of Houston does not fail for lack of a few signatures!

If you have not yet signed your petition in support of the

First Montrose Commons Historic District – Please Do So TODAY!

If you still have unanswered questions or concerns about the Historic District, Please Call one of the FMC Board Members – TODAY! We will be happy to answer your questions or to put you in touch with someone who can.

The time for decision is NOW!

The time to ACT is NOW!

We NEED EVERY SIGNATURE WE CAN GET to show that

We Mean To Preserve Our Unique Neighborhood.

The very future of First Montrose Commons

is at stake! Please don’t fail us!

The above article is an Op Ed which reflects the opinions of its author alone, and does not represent the position or opinions of the FMC Board or Neighborhood Association.

Highlights of August’s FMC Meeting THIS ART ICLE IS A BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE JUNE 2009 FMC MEETING. IT DOES NOT CONSTITUTE THE OFFICIAL MINUTES OF THAT MEET ING.

PERSONS WHO WISH TO OBTAIN A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL MINUTES SHOULD CONTACT THE ASSOCIATION’S SECRETARY AT www.firstmontrosecommons.com/OFFICERS BY MARYANNE MCBRAYER, FMC SECRETARY—AUGUST 18, 2009– President Jason Ginsburg opened the meeting at 7:04 pm. and announced that Lynn Edmundson, the expected guest speaker, would not be able to attend.

HISTORIC DISTRICT DESIGNATION: Lawyers from HISD and the City have determined that since HISD is a public entity, they are not bound by the Preservation Ordinance, and cannot sign the petition; the square footage or their land will not count toward determining our Historic District. Jason reported that Several HISD board members expressed support for the petition. When that property is sold to a private individual or company, it would be subject to HD rules.

Steve Longmire reported that the HD has 1,200,000 square feet and we are 34,500 square feet short of our goal. There are two land owners who together own 42,700 sq ft, but have not responded yea or nay. Their five properties would bring us over the amount still required. If they do not sign, we need a minimum of seven additional signatures. The FMC Board will meet August 26 to discuss on the best way to get the needed signatures. Any help will be appreciated and Jason can be contacted through the FMC web site, firstmontrosecommons.com/officers.

NATIONAL NIGHT OUT: The state of Texas moved this celebration to October due to the heat of August. This will be Tuesday, October 6. We need a planning committee. Please e-mail one of the officers via the FMC website, firstmontrosecommons.com/officers if you are willing to help.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS: Our Bylaws require elections each November. We need a slate of candidates by November 1 for publication in the newsletter. The Board will form a nominating committee at its August 26 meeting. Please contact a board member if you are willing to serve as an officer.

Jason introduced Johnny Kerr and Jeff Sabins who informed the group about their services called Story Matters, preserving personal histories via interviews. Those interviewed will receive a DVD for family records. They may be contacted at www.everystorymatters.com.

CIP CONSTRUCTION: We anticipate design and planning for our street recon-struction project to begin in August or September, and an engineering firm should be chosen soon. Jason will contact Wanda Adams to find out if an engineering firm has been selected yet. The design must consider those streets that will be part of Metro’s Urban Transit Corridor—these include

For Additional Information—

Log on to stopashbyhighrise.org

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three blocks of Roseland, two on Stanford, one block of Greely and two blocks on Milam — all being north of Richmond. CM Adams committed at the July FMC meeting to construct all North-South FMC Streets to the Urban Transit Corridor specifications. Designs should be complete by June 30, 2010.

KAREN DERR, A CANDIDATE FOR CITY COUNCIL AT-LARGE POSITION 1 (currently occupied by Peter Brown) spoke briefly about her involvement in neighborhood issues and encouraged everyone to exercise their right to vote.

CITY WIDE PIP MEETING: Tom McBrayer said the next meeting will be held on September 8, 7:00 pm at 1600 State Street. District Attorney Pat Lycos will be the featured speaker. Our participation is encouraged.

The City proposes to REVISE CHAPTER 42 to make everything out to the Beltway an “urban neighborhood.”, and to do away with minimum lot sizes in favor of density. Peter Brown’s website gives information on this and we are en-couraged to read it and make Council Members aware of our thoughts on the matter.

Phillip Kropf made three announcements:

� Montrose Car Care on the corner of W Alabama and Montrose is under new management and they want to be a good neighbor. They have constructed an attractive security fence around the property.

� Center Point is replacing our old electric meters with “smart meters.” No one will have to come out to read the meter; it will be done electronically

� Recycle bins were picked up and returned. At some point, we will be part of the new recycling program using one bin for all recyclables, but the city jumped the gun on our area.

The meeting closed at 8:00 pm.

NOTE-Due to limited space, the July FMC Meeting Highlights will not be published. Anyone interested in obtaining a copy of the minutes of that meeting is encouraged

to contact Mary Anne McBrayer, FMC Secretary, at firstmontrosecommons.com/officers.

FMC Board Quarterly Meeting Summary BY MARYANNE MCBRAYER, FMC SECRETARY—AUGUST 26, 2009–FMC Board Members Jason Ginsburg, Robert Power, Steve Longmire, Joan Leslie Taylor, Kristina Lumbreras, Barbara Skjonsby and Mary Anne McBrayer met for the regu-lar quarterly session from 6 – 8:20 pm at Absinthe on Richmond Avenue.

HISTORIC DISTRICT DESIGNATION (HDD)— Board Members approved and signed letters addressed to owners of four large tracts of land within the proposed His-toric District boundaries whose signatures are needed to meet the 51% land area threshold required by the City’s Historic Preservation Ordinance. There will be a Special Board Meeting to discuss only Historic District Des-ignation after the letters are distributed and we have answers from these owners. The Board decided not to pursue getting HISD to sign the HDD Petition since it would have no effect on our application.

NEARTOWN — The Board approved payment of an invoice for Neartown dues.

NATIONAL NIGHT OUT — NNO will be on Tuesday October 6. The Board approved a budget for food and entertainment. The Association will provide soft drinks. Neighbors will be asked to bring a covered dish to share and to bring their own alcoholic drinks. The Holiday Party will be discussed later.

ELECTION OF 2010 OFFICERS will be held at the November FMC meeting. The Board will act as a nominating committee and will publish a notice in the newsletter soliciting candidates. All current members are willing to serve another year. The positions of President and Director of Membership can be separated with another member being added to handle membership.

HISTORICAL COMMITTEE — The Board authorized the Historical Committee to meet with Randy Pace and Robert McWhorter to discuss development of a Master Conservation Plan for FMC. The Plan would provide guidelines for developers and new construction. The Historic Committee will report to the Board their recommendations before action is taken. The Board au-thorized the purchase of a recorder for the Oral Histories Project.

Finally, the Board approved plans for a retreat to develop a mission state-ment, to state goals and objectives of our neighborhood association. This will be scheduled shortly after the first of the new year. E-mail Steve your ideas.

LEFT- Flames engulf Norman Apartments as firefighters fight to gain

access to the rear of the building.

RIGHT- Firefighters rush to aid one of their own overcome by the intense

heat. High humidity and a Heat Index above 109° made a difficult

situation dangerous.

N e w S t a t e L a w s T a k e E f f e c t S e p t 1 s t

C e l l P h o n e s B a n n e d i n S c h o o l Z o n e s E V E R Y O N E M u s t B u c k l e U p !

Two new State Laws take effect September 1st that affect all of us here in FMC. The first bans the use of Cell Phones in School Zones except when the vehicle is parked or in case of an emergency. Be aware – there are TWO SCHOOL ZONES in FMC: The area around HSPVA, and the 700-800 Blocks of Sul Ross, in front of the Foundation School for Children.

The second law required the ALL PASSENGERS in a vehicle MUST WEAR SEAT BELTS, regardless of their location in the vehicle.

So, let’s all BUCKLE UP & PUT THE CELL PHONE DOWN while driving through FMC! And while we’re at it – Keep an Eye Out for the New Kids who are just learning to walk in the neighborhood!

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E l e c t i o n s f o r 2 0 1 0 F M C B o a r d o f D i r e c t o r s

Candidates Needed fo r November 17 t h FMC E lec t ions

SEPT 1, 2009, BY STEVE LONGMIRE, EDITOR –FMC Board of Directors has opened nominations for the November 17, 2009 Elec-tions. Any Active Member of First Montrose Commons may nominate candidates or serve them self on the Board of Directors. Those interested in nominating or serving should contact any of the present FMC Board members via the website –firstmontrosecommons.com/officers so that a list of candidates can be compiled and pub-

lished in the newsletter. Don’t be shy – your neighborhood needs you!

Houston Firefighters overcome by

intense heat while battling the apart-

ment fire on the corner of West

Alabama and Stanford August 21st.

Efforts to fight the fire were hampered

by a lack of water pressure during the

initial stages, and by a lack of nearby

secondary fire hydrants.

Crews had to pull lines from two

blocks away to provide adequate

water supplies to extinguish the fire.

One firefighter was taken to hospital

by ambulance. Fortunately, no

residents were injured.

First Montrose Commons

National Night Out

Tuesday, October 6th

6 pm —

Bring the family! Bring the kids!

Bring your friends!

Bring a Dish!

But Please, NO PETS

(For the safety of our children)! On the corner of Sul Ross & Bute

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In t h e Ne i gh bo r h o od Yard of the Month

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Houston Center for Contemporary Craft (Free) Challenge VII: dysfunctional UnKnitting: Challenging Textile Traditions Ends September 13

Houston Museum of Natural Science Terra Cotta Warriors: Guardians of China’s First Emperor Through October 18, 2009

Museum of Fine Arts Amy Blakemore: Protographs 1988-2008 Ends September 13

North Looks South: Building the Latin American Art Collection Ends September 27 in the Weiss Building

Public Art Installation — Transforming the crosswalks that connect the central campus buildings of the MFAH with an optical grid of "zebra" stripes. Currently on view

Contemporary Arts Museum No Zoning: Artists Engage Houston Through October 4

The Menil Collection Drawings on Site: Showcasing drawings for public monuments proposed over the past thirty years by American artists Claes Oldenburg (b. 1929) and Coosje van Bruggen (1942-2009), includes more than a dozen drawings from the artists’ private collection. Through October 11, 2009

Body in Fragments: Within the Menil’s collection of more than 16,000 objects—paintings, sculptures, works on paper, rare books and manuscripts, and other works of art—one finds numerous examples of fragmented human bodies. Through February 18, 2010

Ha p p e n i n g s

The HSPVA Chorale will perform in Sing for Hope: An Evening of Art Songs and Arias, a Benefit for Bering Omega Community HIV/AIDS Services, at 8:00 pm. Saturday September 19 in the Cullen Theater at the Wortham Center. What a great opportunity to support two of FMC’s best neighbors—HSPVA and Bering Omega! Why not call the Wortham Box Office for tickets today? Wortham Center’s Cullen Theater, Tickets: $150 - $250, (713) 341-3763 / beringomega.org

HSPVA is having their 38th Annual Spaghetti Supper Tuesday, October 27, 2009. This annual event provides major support for their performances throughout the year.

Smoothie King, now in Hawthorne Square, is moving to the corner of Montrose/Westheimer in September. That’s the old Taco Cabana location. Amazing the number of people who stop in for breakfast on the way to work. This one will feature a drive-thru window.

Site preparation work is underway at Richmond/Garrott (next to Bowl) for ____________ a building? No one knows, not even Bowl.

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PIP Reports of Criminal Activity BY TOM MCBRAYER

JUNE 2009– WHILE THE MONTH OF JUNE SAW ONLY NINE

REPORTED INCIDENTS, IT WAS NOTABLE SINCE THREE OF

THOSE NINE WERE AGGRAVATED ASSAULTS. Only one was on the street while two were in apartments. Also, June saw the addition of a new category of crime — theft. It differs from robbery in that robbery is face-to-face; theft is not.

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Colquitt

Theft Apartment

parking lot

06.05

10:00 pm

Help Keep FMC Safe – LIGHT UP YOUR PORCH!

Immediate criminal activity — call 911

A pattern of repetitive suspicious activity or behavior — call 713-247-4400 ask to speak to the Sergeant, and Request an Request an Request an Request an

“Action Aler“Action Aler“Action Aler“Action Alert”t”t”t”. Use these exact words, since “Action Alert” is a specific request for police to increase patrols in a specific area

to investigate or deter specific activity. The action lasts for 72 hours.

JULY 2009– OUR HOTTEST MONTH ALL YEAR AND EIGHT

OF TWELVE REPORTED INCIDENTS WERE IN THE CATEGORY

OF THEFT, CONCENTRATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF FMC. This was the reason we saw the surge of HPD patrols. Signs of the times!

Do YOUR Part To Keep FMC Safe!

REPORT ALL SUSPICIOUS

ACTIVITY & CRIMES

LocationLocationLocationLocation CrimeCrimeCrimeCrime PremisesPremisesPremisesPremises DateDateDateDate

TimeTimeTimeTime

300

W Alabama

RobberyRobberyRobberyRobbery Street 06.17

11:00 pm

500

W Alabama

Aggravated Aggravated Aggravated Aggravated

assaultassaultassaultassault

Apartment 06.02

10:00 pm

500

Richmond

Aggravated Aggravated Aggravated Aggravated

assaultassaultassaultassault

Street 06.16

6:00 pm

200

W Alabama

Aggravated Aggravated Aggravated Aggravated

assaultassaultassaultassault

Apartment 06.24

1:00 pm

500

Branard

Burglary Apartment 06.03

8:00 am

4100

Montrose

Burglary Restaurant 06.21

6:00 pm

200

W Alabama

Auto theft Apartment

parking lot

06.15

9:00 pm

800

Branard

Theft Driveway 06.08

Midnight

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BranardBranardBranardBranard

TheftTheftTheftTheft Apartment Apartment Apartment Apartment

parking lotparking lotparking lotparking lot

06.22 06.22 06.22 06.22

MidnightMidnightMidnightMidnight

LocationLocationLocationLocation CrimeCrimeCrimeCrime PremisesPremisesPremisesPremises DateDateDateDate

TimeTimeTimeTime

600

Sul Ross

Aggravated Aggravated Aggravated Aggravated

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Street 07.04

10:00 pm

200

W Alabama

Aggravated Aggravated Aggravated Aggravated

assaultassaultassaultassault

Apartment 07.28

8:00 pm

800

Colquitt

Burglary Residence 07.18

8:00 pm

400

Colquitt

Auto theft Street 07.30

11:00 pm

700

Colquitt

Theft Apartment

parking lot

06.05

10:00 pm

3900

Milam

Theft Restaurant

parking lot

07.10

1:00 pm

700

Colquitt

Theft Apartment

parking lot

07.14

10:00 pm

700

W Main

Theft Night club 07.17

11:00 pm

800

Richmond

Theft Restaurant

parking lot

07.22

noon

400

Richmond

Theft Convenience

store parking lot

007.26

8:00 pm

500

Colquitt

Theft Street 07.29

1:00 am

900

W Alabama

Theft Service station 07.29

9:00 am

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Important Dates

Regular Trash Every MondayMondayMondayMonday, , , , except Labor Dayexcept Labor Dayexcept Labor Dayexcept Labor Day

Recycling Tuesday, Sept 8th & 22nd

Heavy Trash (Non-Tree Waste)))) Wednesday, Sept 9th

Heavy Trash (Tree Waste Only(Tree Waste Only(Tree Waste Only(Tree Waste Only) Wednesday, October 14th

Next FMC Meeting Tuesday, Sept 15th 7pm

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Contact Us… Any FMC Officer can be reached via the web:

www.firstmontrosecommons.com/officers

For questions about ON COMMON GROUND, contact the Editor, Steve Longmire at 713-523-5165

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