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Fulshear is greenlighting new housing developments despite ongoing water supply issues. Residents are understandably concerned about whether the city can actually support all these new homes with adequate water.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before.
The project's drainage structure could impact future property tax assessments and maintenance costs for homeowners.
The developer benefits by maintaining the number of home sites on the property.
Future homeowners may face unusable land, maintenance liabilities, and safety risks.
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Residents are concerned that the developer is using detention ponds to meet minimum lot size requirements, which they argue makes the lots unusable and unsafe.
Residents and commissioners are worried that developers are using private backyards for detention ponds. This could lead to maintenance headaches and unusable property for homeowners.
Fulshear city leaders decide to continue new construction despite ongoing water issues KHOU