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The committee aims to enhance the quality of life, safety and well-being of the citizens of Bellaire. (Roo Moody/Community Impact)
Bellaire | Meyerland | West University

Bellaire committee plans renovations for Evergreen Park, looks for public feedback

By Roo Moody

We Are Evergreen was established by the city of Bellaire in September 2024 with one main goal: to enhance the quality of life for Bellaire residents through the redevelopment of Evergreen Park. 

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