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Harris County Passes Ramsey Resolution on Scarborough Development In MoCo - Reduce Flooding
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Source: Reduce Flooding Blog - Bob Rehak
Date: 12/13/2025 5:29pm
Article Summary:
"Harris County Unanimously Approves Resolution Urging Flood Mitigation Measures for Scarborough Development in Montgomery County"
Harris County Commissioners Court unanimously passed a resolution urging Montgomery County to implement specific flood mitigation measures on the proposed 5,300-acre Scarborough Development to prevent potential flooding impacts on nearby communities. The proposal, introduced by Precinct 3 Commissioner Tom Ramsey, calls for adopting Harris County's drainage standards, preserving portions of the land for flood mitigation and parks, and ensuring development standards exceed the county's requirements. The resolution follows failed attempts by Harris County Flood Control to purchase the property post-Hurricane Harvey and anticipates a similar resolution by the Houston City Council.
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Date: 12/13/2025 5:29pm
Article Summary:
"Harris County Unanimously Approves Resolution Urging Flood Mitigation Measures for Scarborough Development in Montgomery County"
Harris County Commissioners Court unanimously passed a resolution urging Montgomery County to implement specific flood mitigation measures on the proposed 5,300-acre Scarborough Development to prevent potential flooding impacts on nearby communities. The proposal, introduced by Precinct 3 Commissioner Tom Ramsey, calls for adopting Harris County's drainage standards, preserving portions of the land for flood mitigation and parks, and ensuring development standards exceed the county's requirements. The resolution follows failed attempts by Harris County Flood Control to purchase the property post-Hurricane Harvey and anticipates a similar resolution by the Houston City Council.
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