Robinson Road completion date pushed to 2024, cost increases $208K
Oak Ridge North City Council unanimously approved changes that will increase the cost and lengthen the time frame for a Robinson Road project.
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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
Oak Ridge North City Council unanimously approved changes that will increase the cost and lengthen the time frame for a Robinson Road project.
Read MoreWith the Texas legislature days away from adjournment, it’s time to see how flood-related legislation fared. Out of the 20 bills listed below, one has a chance of turning into law. Still Has a Chance HB 531 – Floodplain Disclosure This bill by Armando Walle of Houston relates to floodplain disclosure for leased dwellings. It […]
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Read MoreHello everyone! Looking for advice. It’s a long story so please bear with me as I give the details necessary.
My husband and I decided to add solar panels to our new home, two companies came to speak with us. Company A talked to us first and gave us a decent rate we said we’d think about it, a short time later Company B stopped by and gave us a better rate and nicer looking solar panel option. We talked it over and decided on Company B however when Company A checked in on us and we told them we were going with the other company they (Company A) gave us a rate that couldn’t be beaten.
My husband told company B we wanted to cancel the installation and a worker told us we would be charged $2,500 for canceling and the survey. In the contract it states we have a right to cancel up to three days AFTER installation without penalty. The salesman also verbally stated so. We are being told two different stories and now we are told if we do not pay a lein will be put on our house.
Is this possible? What should we do?
Edit: thank you to everyone who commented. We’ll definitely look into getting a lawyer.
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First in-person jury trials to resume June 29
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Read MoreSponsored At Bakfish Brewing Co. in Pearland, the term “brew” describes more than beer. The hotspot for group and family-friendly dining recently expanded its selections to include freshly roasted beans and creative coffee drinks. “We figured out we were standing around drinking coffee and beer most of the day, so the inspiration really came from our staff wanting to […]
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Read MoreRumors have run rampant that Austin was chosen for Samsung’s $17 billion chipmaking plant, but company officials told Austin Business Journal that’s not the case.
Read MoreA bill that would bar social media companies boasting at least 100 million monthly users from banning an account because of the person’s opinion is once again moving through the Texas Legislature.
The Texas House State Affairs Committee on May 14 cons…
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