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Conflict-of-Interest Ridden Colony Ridge Caught Operating without Permit, Polluting - Reduce Flooding
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Source: Reduce Flooding Blog - Bob Rehak
Date: 11/20/2025 9:39pm
Article Summary:
"Colony Ridge Caught in Controversy: Unpermitted Operations, Pollution, and Conflict of Interest Exploit Loopholes in Texas Law"
Colony Ridge, a development in Liberty County, Texas, has faced scrutiny after Liberty Paving, a contractor linked to its management, was caught operating without necessary permits and polluting through sediment runoff. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) issued a Notice of Enforcement, highlighting serious regulatory violations and potential conflicts of interest, as significant ties exist between the developer and the Municipal Management District responsible for oversight. Criticism of Colony Ridge extends to broader concerns over ethical practices, legal loopholes, and rapid, unmanaged growth, prompting a scathing letter from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton to legislators.
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Date: 11/20/2025 9:39pm
Article Summary:
"Colony Ridge Caught in Controversy: Unpermitted Operations, Pollution, and Conflict of Interest Exploit Loopholes in Texas Law"
Colony Ridge, a development in Liberty County, Texas, has faced scrutiny after Liberty Paving, a contractor linked to its management, was caught operating without necessary permits and polluting through sediment runoff. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) issued a Notice of Enforcement, highlighting serious regulatory violations and potential conflicts of interest, as significant ties exist between the developer and the Municipal Management District responsible for oversight. Criticism of Colony Ridge extends to broader concerns over ethical practices, legal loopholes, and rapid, unmanaged growth, prompting a scathing letter from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton to legislators.
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