Please consider speaking up on this.
Please consider speaking up on this.
Please consider speaking up on this. There is a proposed development being reviewed on land that many locals know floods regularly. Building in low-lying, swampy areas doesn't just affect the new project - it increases flooding risk downstream and puts added strain on already stressed infrastructure. What's especially concerning is that the drainage study for this proposal reportedly hasn't been made public.
Transparency matters when flood risk, public safety, and neighborhood impacts are involved.
The more residents who speak up, the harder it is for these concerns to be ignored. Public Comments
speakercomments.pc@houstontx.gov
City of Houston Floodplain Management Office
fmo@houstontx.gov reduceflooding.com/2 026/01/19/city-to-co nsider-approval-of-d evelopment-in-s
Ruger5, NonaT5 and buffaloglenn + 8 more reactedTransparency matters when flood risk, public safety, and neighborhood impacts are involved.
The more residents who speak up, the harder it is for these concerns to be ignored.
speakercomments.pc@houstontx.gov
City of Houston Floodplain Management Office
fmo@houstontx.gov
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Please consider speaking up on this. There is a proposed development being reviewed on land that many locals know floods regularly. Building in low-lying, swampy areas doesn't just affect the new project - it increases flooding risk downstream and puts added strain on already stressed infrastructure. What's especially concerning is that the drainage study for this proposal reportedly hasn't been made public. Transparency matters when flood risk, public safety, and neighborhood impacts are involved. The more residents who speak up, the harder it is for these concerns to be ignored. Public Comments speakercomments.pc houstontx.gov City of Houston Floodplain Management Office fmo houstontx.gov reduceflooding.com/2 026/01/19/city-to-co nsider-approval-of-d evelopment-in-s
Haybugg : Oh dear gawd not another development. My god we are crammed in like sardines as is. Grrrrrrrr
Ruger5 : I wrote an email voicing concerns, you should see the shoddy houses this developer has built in Florida. No bueno!!
Ruger5 : Leave it up to developers, they specialize in crap that's bad for everyone except their pocket book. The way these developments affect everyone around then does not seem to matter, as in Perry Homes and Elm Grove.
We just need better regulations to stop this early on.
Haybugg @houstontx : First, I do not see how that area would even attract people to a hotel. Is it suppose to be a resort? On stilts, each room comes with a boat? Either way bad idea.
Why do local issues warrant a fast lane!?!
Haybugg : I'm not sure why most of these are greyed out. Tagging 
Joe, hoping he can tell us if it's a glitch, which has happened previously. In the meantime, I've disputed several that seem unfairly greyed. Hope this helps.
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