Jan 8, 2010
By: Kevin Buchanan
The So7 development has been constructing new sidewalks around the development, including on 7th Street and around Trinity Park.
In tenant news, So7′s next ground-floor openings will be Chuy’s (from Austin), So7 Bistro (a creation of chef Jean Michel Sakouhi, owner of The Vault restaurant in downtown), and Dallas-based Japanese restaurant Little Katana.
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I hope the sidewalk continue across the railroad tracks…Too many times sidewalks end at a railroad track only to make an unsafe place for pedistrians to cross the rail. As a locomotive engineer I see many people crossing the track and can count on one hand of the railroad crossings that have pedestrian facilities.
Does anyone know if or what the plan is for the sidewalk crossing the railroad tracks? It is really awkward.