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Laurel Springs RV Resort Update: Mysterious Black Spots and Other News

Reduce Flooding — Thu, 17 Mar 2022 01:20:41 +0000

In the two weeks since I last posted about the “RV Resort” under construction on Laurel Springs Lane, a lot has happened. Among other things, I’ve noticed contractors repeatedly covering up black spots in the detention pond that have a habit of mysteriously reappearing. Mysterious Black Spots Keep Reappearing I have dozens of other shots […]

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RV Resort Contractor Cut Down Trees in County’s Edgewater Park

Reduce Flooding — Sun, 13 Feb 2022 01:22:45 +0000

The contractors for the Laurel Springs RV Resort west of Lakewood Cove got a little overzealous with bulldozers. They killed up to 50 feet of mature trees in Harris County Precinct 4’s Edgewater Park along the entire property line. TCEQ and County inspectors visited the site last week and documented problems. According to one resident, […]

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“Stormwater Runoff Shall Not Cross Property Line”

Reduce Flooding — Sun, 30 Jan 2022 01:28:00 +0000

The construction plans approved by the City of Houston for the Laurel Springs RV Resort state that “Stormwater runoff shall not cross property line.” The memory of that warning did not last long. Reminder about Stormwater Runoff A reader emailed me this morning to alert me to the fact that the contractor was digging through […]

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City Defends RV Park Permit Despite Deficiencies

Reduce Flooding — Wed, 08 Dec 2021 19:13:18 +0000

The City of Houston defended its permitting of the Kingwood Area’s first RV Park despite deficiencies in the process. The City claims the Laurel Springs RV resort meets old “grandfathered” standards. But concerned Lakewood Cove residents worry that the development does not meet current needs. They expressed concerns that: The developer filed false information Is […]

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Contractor Behind Kingwood’s First RV Park Has Six Tax Forfeitures In His Past

Reduce Flooding — Fri, 05 Nov 2021 06:27:42 +0000

The primary contractor responsible for building the Kingwood area’s first RV Park has six tax forfeitures in his past. And the Secretary of State indicates that he has not filed public information reports (PIRs) associated with Texas franchise tax since 2019 for two more companies involved in developing the RV park – Higbie Ventures LP […]

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In One Week, More Questions than Trees Remain at Site of First Kingwood RV Park

Reduce Flooding — Sun, 31 Oct 2021 02:03:47 +0000

Last week, I started getting barraged by emails from stunned Lakewood Cove residents waking up to the sound of bulldozers and chainsaws. Someone was cutting down 22 acres of trees between them and the Union Pacific Railroad tracks that parallel Loop 494 – for an RV park – without any public notice. I went to […]

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