Southgate's Eureka Road may resemble Woodward in downtown Detroit in the spring

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October-23-10, 09:00 PM
mtburb

Southgate's Eureka Road may resemble Woodward in downtown Detroit in the spring

http://www.thenewsherald.com/article...7738063903.txt

What is next? My opinon: build a subway line with stations at Eureka Road and Fort Street, Eureka Road and Dix-Toledo Road and Eureka Road and Allen Road.

Initially they were going to use money from schools around the state to improve it!
October-23-10, 09:58 PM
313WX

Do you figure this because of the suburbanization of Woodward or the urbanization of Eureka?

I assume the former [[it would be a cold day in hell if it were ever the latter), and even then the resemblance is a stretch.

It's like comparing Gratiot in Detroit to Big Beaver Rd.
October-24-10, 11:46 AM
Downriviera

Does this mean there is a Walmart going in on Woodward?
October-24-10, 01:52 PM
Gistok

Quote:

Originally Posted by mtburb

http://www.thenewsherald.com/article...7738063903.txt

What is next? My opinon: build a subway line with stations at Eureka Road and Fort Street, Eureka Road and Dix-Toledo Road and Eureka Road and Allen Road.

Initially they were going to use money from schools around the state to improve it!

I think that the distance to go from 3 "Welcome to Southgate" brick/wood signs with flowers and landscaping.... to a subway line..... that's a mighty looooooong stretch.... :eek:
October-24-10, 08:19 PM
Pcm

Quote:

Originally Posted by mtburb

Initially they were going to use money from schools around the state to improve it!

That was probably a typo. If you check the article now, it says the grant was awarded by the Department of Transportation.
October-25-10, 11:14 AM
guito13

I dont see anywhere in the article where it compares it to Woodward.
October-25-10, 11:25 AM
DC48080

Neither do I. This whole thread is just nonsense.
October-25-10, 06:52 PM
mtburb

Quote:

Originally Posted by guito13

I dont see anywhere in the article where it compares it to Woodward.

Made a typo. It does not resemble Woodward at all. Saw a construction arrow at Fort and Eureka this afternoon. Does this mean it's started already?
October-25-10, 07:04 PM
guito13

Quote:

Originally Posted by mtburb

Made a typo. It does not resemble Woodward at all. Saw a construction arrow at Fort and Eureka this afternoon. Does this mean it's started already?

I will be at that intersection in a bit...ill let you know what i see.
October-25-10, 11:08 PM
Downrivergal

I cant believe they are doing this. I lived in Southgate for years and this is unnecessary. Everybody knows the "business district" are those areas.... very little, maybe 5-10 percent is residential. Good luck with those 12 year old textbooks, kids!! I remember when the city took the buses away until the majority voted yes on a millage.
October-26-10, 08:05 AM
Pcm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Downrivergal

Good luck with those 12 year old textbooks, kids!! I remember when the city took the buses away until the majority voted yes on a millage.

Again, the article says the grant was from the Department of Transportation, not the Department of Education!

It was obviously a typo that has been fixed. Read folks, read.
October-26-10, 08:06 AM
guito13

Didnt see any construction last night or this morning at Fort/Eureka.
October-28-10, 02:10 PM
DownriverGRap

Quote:

Originally Posted by Downrivergal

I cant believe they are doing this. I lived in Southgate for years and this is unnecessary. Everybody knows the "business district" are those areas.... very little, maybe 5-10 percent is residential. Good luck with those 12 year old textbooks, kids!! I remember when the city took the buses away until the majority voted yes on a millage.

As a former Southgate resident for 18 years, this is a joke and a complete waste of money. The article says that the business district is Eureka from Fort to Allen and Dix from Leroy to Superior. Calling that a business district is rediculous!