Southeast Houston neighborhood, concerned over future wild vegetation challenges one month after Union Pacific clearing
A southeast Houston homeowner expresses concerns about vegetation rapidly regrowing along Union Pacific railroad tracks near his property, just one month after the company cleared the overgrown plants.
By Mario Daz, Anthony Peavie, Gage Divin, Meet the Team·2 hr ago
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A Houston homeowner who previously turned to 2 Helps You for help with overgrown vegetation along his property is facing another concern - vegetation that is already growing back.
Rudy Garza lives in the 2600 block of North Shady Creek Street in southeast Houston.
His home sits next to a Union Pacific rail line where vegetation had become so overgrown that it was pushing up against not only his fence, but also several others.
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