Developer Clearing Land Without Normal Safeguards
Developer Clearing Land Without Normal Safeguards
Source: Reduce Flooding Blog - Bob Rehak
Date: 01/14/2024 5:29pm
Article Summary:
Developer Clearing Land Without Normal Safeguards, Failing to Control Sediment Runoff
Kingwood Residences HTX II LLC is clearing 11.5 acres of land on West Lake Houston Parkway without proper measures to control sediment-laden runoff, despite the concerns of residents who have shared photos of the runoff draining into the street and storm sewers. The developer's plans for the cleared land, which is adjacent to another parcel they own, are uncertain, but it is speculated that it may be used for commercial purposes. The Harris County Flood Control District has been requested to provide drainage analyses and construction plans, and the primary concerns for these properties are sufficient detention capacity and preventing sediment from clogging storm drains.
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Date: 01/14/2024 5:29pm
Article Summary:
Developer Clearing Land Without Normal Safeguards, Failing to Control Sediment Runoff
Kingwood Residences HTX II LLC is clearing 11.5 acres of land on West Lake Houston Parkway without proper measures to control sediment-laden runoff, despite the concerns of residents who have shared photos of the runoff draining into the street and storm sewers. The developer's plans for the cleared land, which is adjacent to another parcel they own, are uncertain, but it is speculated that it may be used for commercial purposes. The Harris County Flood Control District has been requested to provide drainage analyses and construction plans, and the primary concerns for these properties are sufficient detention capacity and preventing sediment from clogging storm drains.
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