A psychotherapist told me recently how the storm that brought people together is now dividing us. Taking the bait, I asked, “How so?” “People who didn’t flood want to get back to their normal lives. People who flooded can’t.” “And?” “The ones who didn’t flood just can’t fathom what it’s like for people who did. […]
Even if your home didn’t flood, the perception that it might will affect your home’s value. That’s why the Harris County flood bond is likely to be your best investment in your biggest investment – your home. We need to show the world that we’re serious about fixing our drainage problems, not just pretending they […]
Yesterday, the final project list was released for the Harris County Flood Bond. There was only one change affecting the San Jacinto Watershed and it was positive. The number of homes covered by subdivision drainage improvements increased tenfold. Early voting starts tomorrow on the flood bond referendum and I hope to be one of the […]
A friend called my attention to Montgomery County Floodplain Management Regulations. These regulations govern permitting of sand mines in the county. The thoughts are great. But are the regulations being enforced? Are they actually protecting the people of Montgomery County and residents downstream? You be the judge. Findings of Fact The regulations start out with “Findings […]
A lady named Molly Lempriere from Mining Technology magazine (a Global Data publication) contacted me from the UK for an interview. She said she was “writing an article about the effect of sand mining in the wake of Hurricane Harvey and its impact on flooding.” These were the questions she asked and my responses. Since […]