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Stormwater Reservation Application

12 years ago

Has anyone in the Houston area had to fill out a Stormwater Reservation Application? If so, how long did the process take? We were told 12 days or more. We have our city permits ready but have been told we now have to submit this application. I want to cry, this is the only thing holding us up. Grrr!

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wamaha
12 years ago
We're in League City, and didn't have to do it. Haven't heard of it either.

Sorry!
babs1125
Original Author
12 years ago
Thanks, wamaha. It is something new and the first time that our PB has heard of it too. I think he said that it has something to do with the fact that we are on an acre. It was a 6 page application and we had to figure all of the impervious surfaces. Now they are saying that it could take longer than 12 days because they are moving their office on the 18th. Just my luck!
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