Kings Harbor Now Harborless After Flood
Kings Harbor Now Harborless After Flood
Source: Reduce Flooding Blog - Bob Rehak
Date: 05/27/2024 3:20pm
Article Summary:
"Kings Harbor Left Harborless After Flood: Calls for Responsible Sand Mining"
Following the flood in early May 2024, Kings Harbor in Kingwood is now harborless due to a line of sand deposited in the area. The lakefront side of restaurant row is impassable due to sand, trash, and logs, affecting popular restaurants such as Chimichurri's, Sharky's, Raffa's, and Zammitti's. Dredging costs are high, and the source of the sand may be linked to sand mines upstream on the West Fork, prompting the need for more responsible operations from sand miners.
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Date: 05/27/2024 3:20pm
Article Summary:
"Kings Harbor Left Harborless After Flood: Calls for Responsible Sand Mining"
Following the flood in early May 2024, Kings Harbor in Kingwood is now harborless due to a line of sand deposited in the area. The lakefront side of restaurant row is impassable due to sand, trash, and logs, affecting popular restaurants such as Chimichurri's, Sharky's, Raffa's, and Zammitti's. Dredging costs are high, and the source of the sand may be linked to sand mines upstream on the West Fork, prompting the need for more responsible operations from sand miners.
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