Developing the 5000+ acres of land west of Kingwood and building
Developing the 5000+ acres of land west of Kingwood and building
Developing the 5000+ acres of land west of Kingwood and building a bridge across Spring Creek will require the developer to clear some pretty high hurdles. See the list. 
reduceflooding.com/2 025/10/31/supposed-l etter-of-no-objectio n-to-floodplain
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Developing the 5000+ acres of land west of Kingwood and building a bridge across Spring Creek will require the developer to clear some pretty high hurdles. See the list. reduceflooding.com/2 025/10/31/supposed-l etter-of-no-objectio n-to-floodplain
BobRehak : Good grief… that area looks like it all flooded
Developing the 5000+ acres of land west of Kingwood and building a bridge across Spring Creek will require the developer to clear some pretty high hurdles. See the list. reduceflooding.com/2 025/10/31/supposed-l etter-of-no-objectio n-to-floodplain
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Thanks again Bob. It's not about if, it's when the whole KW area will resemble the Everglades due to big money disregarding the welfare of generations of existing residents,
billcherie2 : if y'all would have made Lina follow thru timely on the post Harvey flooding bond issue that was approved instead of blame gaming and stalling, things might be different. Same ol' story as always, elections have consequences good, bad, intended and unintended.
BobRehak : I hope the development never gets built. Our wetlands and forests are disappearing at an alarming rate. The Kingwood community should be very concerned.
BobRehak : Thank you Bob for your continual updates on these important matters in our community!!!
Happy Thanksgiving!
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