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City Removes 100 Tons of Sediment From Under Deer Springs Bridge - Reduce Flooding
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Source: Reduce Flooding Blog - Bob Rehak
Date: 05/28/2025 7:53pm
Article Summary:
"Houston Clears 100 Tons of Sediment from Deer Springs Bridge to Reduce Flooding Risk"
The City of Houston Public Works Department has removed 100 tons of sediment from under the Deer Springs Bridge over the Kingwood Diversion Ditch to reduce the flood risk in the area. Due to space constraints, the sediment removal had to be done manually, and efforts to further stabilize the area with hydro-mulching are still underway. Additionally, the city is in the planning stages of addressing more severe sediment buildup in the nearby ditch by Kingwood High School.
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Date: 05/28/2025 7:53pm
Article Summary:
"Houston Clears 100 Tons of Sediment from Deer Springs Bridge to Reduce Flooding Risk"
The City of Houston Public Works Department has removed 100 tons of sediment from under the Deer Springs Bridge over the Kingwood Diversion Ditch to reduce the flood risk in the area. Due to space constraints, the sediment removal had to be done manually, and efforts to further stabilize the area with hydro-mulching are still underway. Additionally, the city is in the planning stages of addressing more severe sediment buildup in the nearby ditch by Kingwood High School.
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