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Out of Control

By Brian Wallstin December 20, 2001

Harris County's top flood control engineer gave a slide show to a group of colleagues Saturday, showing them what happens when nature overwhelms a... More >>>

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Jenard Gross's development is almost complete, but his storm-water detention is still a mystery.

Jenard Gross's development is almost complete, but his storm-water detention is still a mystery.

New development in the White Oak floodplain worries nearby residents in Timbergrove Manor and Shady Acres.
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Fred Lazare predicted his house would flood someday.

T.C. Jester Apartments is raised above the floodplain on 22,000 cubic yards of fill dirt.

The original Eureka Springs detention plan proposed by the White Oak Bayou AssociationÂ�
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Â�and after development of the T.C. Jester Apartments and Stanley Park residential projects.larger view

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T.C. Jester Apartments is raised above the floodplain on 22,000 cubic yards of fill dirt.

Deron Neblett

T.C. Jester Apartments is raised above the floodplain on 22,000 cubic yards of fill dirt.

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