Yet another massive breach at the Hallett mine has remained open
Yet another massive breach at the Hallett mine has remained open
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Yet another massive breach at the Hallett mine has remained open for more than two months. Will they help pay for dredging? Or will you foot the entire bill?
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Touche : Hallett is 5-square. mile sand mine just above Kingwood on the San Jacinto West Fork. If Northpark Drive went all the way to the river, you could see the breach shown in the post.
Touche : Hallett is 5-square. mile sand mine just above Kingwood on the San Jacinto West Fork. If Northpark Drive went all the way to the river, you could see the breach shown in the post.
BobRehak : Hmm trying to understand - is Hallett located on Sorters Road?
Touche : No. Much bigger. Farther north.
BobRehak : I will have to figure out where you are talking about. I am confused!
Touche : No. Much bigger. Farther north.
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BobRehak : Who's Hallett and what do they do with the sand ? Texas Water Code sec 11.086 should prohibit overflow caused by diversion of water.
BobRehak : I hope that they will be held accountable.
BobRehak : Hmm trying to understand - is Hallett located on Sorters Road?
Touche : Touche : West of Sorters...on both sides of the river.
BobRehak : Umm this can't be good. My son God to west fork high school and I am so worried if we get another flood event how that school will hold up
BobRehak : Who's Hallett and what do they do with the sand ? Texas Water Code sec 11.086 should prohibit overflow caused by diversion of water.
billcherie2 : Sand is used on everything, pretty much. Mainly construction, but there are many, many other applications. I believe it is the most mined resource worldwide This discussion has been locked.
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