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Man vs. Nature – San Marcos Edition

October 23, 2019November 20, 2019Peyton HendricksonComment(0)

Construction equipment at the corner of Lindsey Street and North Street.
Shoes dangle from a power line on North Street.
Chainlink fence lines sidewalks on the way to Texas State campus.
Sunflowers bloom among piles of dirt and debris with Ingram Hall in the background.
A drain holds stagnant, pungent water on Lindsey Street.
The Vistas, a newer San Marcos apartment complex, towers over an older complex.
Future complex, Aspire, towers over its surroundings.
The Texas State arch now has a looming addition to its picturesque skyline.
The San Marcos Unitarian Universalist Fellowship with the upcoming complex touring behind.
Litter fills curbs and gutters along construction site on Concho Street.
Concho Street, firstly limited to a one-way street, is now closed for construction.
Aspire shadowing over Concho Street.
A “Coming Soon Fall 2020” banner drapes over construction fence.
A truck driver waits for traffic to pass on narrow LBJ Drive.
Crape myrtle trees bloom at the Our Lady of Wisdom University Parish next door to the new complex.
A construction cone tucked into a curb, filled with leaves and debris.
18-wheelers and construction vehicles take up one side of LBJ drive and delay traffic.

This line graph shows San Marco's population growth from 1910 to 2018.

This line graph shows the amount of building permits issued each year from 2012 to 2019.

Peyton Hendrickson

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