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Construction completed on three projects in Halls Bayou Watershed, benefitting  approximately 100 area structures

Construction completed on three projects in Halls Bayou Watershed, benefitting approximately 100 area structures

HOUSTON, TEXAS – May 20, 2022 – The Harris County Flood Control District has completed construction of the Little York and Hopper Stormwater Detention Basins, and Tributary P118-14-00 Channel Conveyance Improvements (Bond ID C-35), located in the Halls Bayou watershed. The two stormwater detention basins were funded with local Flood Control District dollars in combination with a Community Development Block Grant for Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR), for a total project cost of $3.8 million.

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Virtual Community Engagement Meeting for  Channel Conveyance Improvements for Adlong Ditch Q128-00-00

Virtual Community Engagement Meeting for Channel Conveyance Improvements for Adlong Ditch Q128-00-00

The Harris County Flood Control District will hold a virtual Community Engagement Meeting for the Channel Conveyance Improvements for Adlong Ditch. The purpose of this meeting is to inform residents about the status of the Channel Conveyance Improvements for Adlong Ditch project and share project information.

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Demolition Scheduled at Former Raveneaux Country Club

Demolition Scheduled at Former Raveneaux Country Club

On or about May 9, 2022, demolition will begin to remove all remaining structures on the former Raveneaux Country Club property now owned by the Harris County Flood Control District, including parking lots, tennis courts and swimming pool. The demolition will be completed using standard construction equipment, including excavators, skid steers, and tractor trailers. The demolition and removal of material will take the contractor approximately 35 to 40 days, weather permitting. For safety reasons, the Flood Control District asks that the public stay away from the demolition site.

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