Any suggestions for Cajun cuisine in Houston? Just moved from Baltimore to Houston not too long ago!

Yes.

Obvious county dweller is obvious.

Short answer to your real question: yes.

If you want more detail, feel free to PM me. I recently left one of the companies that's doing work on this project & can give you their office's number - someone will gladly answer all the questions you have.

"Why would you be purposely phasing construction that includes patches, plates, and gas shutdowns over the winter months?"

Because the winters in Baltimore aren't really all that bad and our work doesn't require the customer to be without gas for prolonged periods of time, (few hours at most). Sure, if the temperature looks like it'll get close to below freezing, we'll stop doing service work until the temperature improves - but work on mains is unaffected.

And yes - the city allows us to "get away" with cold patches. They don't require the use of hot mix like some of the other municipalities & counties do.

"You can probably expect them to wrap up by November 15th. Generally steel plates can't be used after that, and the asphalt plants are shutting down for the winter so patches can't be placed. They'll be back out to finish up the job starting around March."

Am in the industry - this is misleading. Gas construction absolutely does not magically shut down for the winter.