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BobRehak 13.9 yrs
~ 1 year, 3 mos ago   Jun 20, '25 8:13pm  
Six years after hundreds of homes along Taylor Gully flooded twice, we are just days away from seeing the final mitigation recommendations. Sign up to see them now.
 
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justanirishgirl Top Forum Contributor12.6 yrs
~ 1 year, 3 mos ago   Jun 20, '25 8:22pm  
BobRehak :
Thanks, again!
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billcherie2 Top Forum Contributor8.8 yrs
~ 1 year, 3 mos ago   Jun 20, '25 8:27pm  
BobRehak :
What was the outcome of the Perry Homes law suit by Elm Grove citizens ?
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Zakangel 6.9 yrs
~ 1 year, 3 mos ago   Jun 20, '25 8:27pm  
Six years after hundreds of homes along Taylor Gully flooded twice, we are just days away from seeing the final mitigation recommendations. Sign up to see them now. reduceflooding.com/2 025/06/20/hcfcd-to-u nveil-final-design-o f-woodridge-tay
 
BobRehak : I lived there. It was devastating. Good to know!
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asasolid2r 6.3 yrs
~ 1 year, 3 mos ago   Jun 20, '25 8:30pm  
billcherie2 :
Homeowners should buy flood insurance.
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muffy 8.7 yrs
~ 1 year, 3 mos ago   Jun 20, '25 8:35pm  
Zakangel :
I was, too. The neighbor called me at work and said we were flooding. I was frantic because my little dog was in there alone. I had to wade through waist deep water for several long blocks at 9:00 at night to get him. I hope they fix this, so it never happens again.
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PatrickStar 1.4 yrs
~ 1 year, 3 mos ago   Jun 20, '25 9:08pm  
It's not so much a fraud prevention requirement causing the previous contracts to be canceled. Under 24 CFR Part 50 and 58, HUD requires HUD-funded projects to undergo an environmental review process before HUD and non-HUD funding can be committed or expended on a project. HUD also requires that the full scope of a project be analyzed rather than just the single part of the project funded by HUD funds. This is a required component of the environmental review process called project aggregation. So evaluating the full scope of a project and requiring the full review to be completed prior to funding commitments provides the greatest number of possible choices for the intended project (HUD calls them alternatives) to be considered while taking in all potential positive and adverse effects. Moving forward with acquisition or physical work limits all potential choices or options for the project.
 
I am expecting potentially significant changes to NEPA implementation across the agencies now that a number of executive orders have been rescinded. I expect something from HUD around February 2026 if rumors are true.
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Zakangel 6.9 yrs
~ 1 year, 3 mos ago   Jun 21, '25 7:35am  
Zakangel : I was, too. The neighbor called me at work and said we were flooding. I was frantic because my little dog was in there alone. I had to wade through waist deep water for several long blocks at 9:00 at night to get him. I hope they fix this, so it never happens again.
 
muffy : Same here. My neighbor saved our dog. Very scary ordeal.
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BobRehak 13.9 yrs
~ 1 year, 3 mos ago   Jun 23, '25 8:39pm  
billcherie2 :
Exact terms were undisclosed but I'm told that residents were happy.
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muffy 8.7 yrs
~ 1 year, 3 mos ago   Jun 23, '25 9:02pm  
BobRehak :
Not this one.
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