We need a new flood control lake or two
Navasota River
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Last: 11 days ago by ElephantRider
Is that still an option? Thought it was dead?
Not a fan of people losing their property. But I understand that the longer we wait to build reservoirs, the more it's going to hurt.
Not a fan of people losing their property. But I understand that the longer we wait to build reservoirs, the more it's going to hurt.
The BRA doesn't even mention it anymore. The land acquisition and mitigation for oil wells etc make it prohibitively expensive the last time it was visited 8 yr ago or so. Imagine those cost now. It did not make the 2022 recommended new reservoirs list in the Texas State Water Plan.
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Too bad would have been incredible to have a lake that size so close to BCS
Yeah all those new subdivisions. And the tax value increases on them every year. Maybe they can build something in West Texas instead. Get rid of some windmills maybe.EBrazosAg said:
The BRA doesn't even mention it anymore. The land acquisition and mitigation for oil wells etc make it prohibitively expensive the last time it was visited 8 yr ago or so. Imagine those cost now. It did not make the 2022 recommended new reservoirs list in the Texas State Water Plan.
techno-ag said:Yeah all those new subdivisions. And the tax value increases on them every year. Maybe they can build something in West Texas instead. Get rid of some windmills maybe.EBrazosAg said:
The BRA doesn't even mention it anymore. The land acquisition and mitigation for oil wells etc make it prohibitively expensive the last time it was visited 8 yr ago or so. Imagine those cost now. It did not make the 2022 recommended new reservoirs list in the Texas State Water Plan.
How would that help anything?