SEPTEMBER 2021
Feedback Requested for Regional Flood Planning
From Jenna Armstrong, member of the The San Jacinto Regional Flood Planning Group
Lake Houston Community,
I wanted to share updates from the San Jacinto Regional Flood Planning Group (SJRFPG) and encourage you to participate by providing feedback to our group as we work to create a regional flood plan which will culminate in the first ever state flood plan for Texas. I am currently serving as a voting member of the SJRFPG representing the category of Small Business.
The SJRFPG has launched a website, https://sanjacintofloodplanning.org/ which includes information about upcoming meetings and ways to provide feedback on area flooding (more info below)
Lake Houston Area input is needed! Here are three ways to provide feedback to the (SJRFPG):
1. Participate in the upcoming Virtual Public Meeting on August 31
2. Use the “Put it on the Map” tool to pinpoint flood prone areas in our region
3. Participate in the Public Survey to provide feedback on the SJRFPG priorities and make recommendations.
1. Virtual Public Meeting Aug. 31 (Download flyer/Public Meeting Notice)
The San Jacinto Regional Flood Planning Group will host a Virtual Public Meeting on Tuesday, August 31 from 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm to allow public comment regarding existing flood risk in our region. Register HERE to receive meeting access information and an online calendar invitation.
2. & 3. “Put it on the Map Tool” and “Public Survey” Both of these features can be found from the flood planning website listed above by selecting the “Click to Provide Input” button or you can access it directly: https://freese.mysocialpinpoint.com/san-jacinto-flood-plan
· “Put it on the Map” Tool – allows you to pinpoint flood prone areas and upload pictures and make comments.
· “Public Survey” – allows you to provide feedback on Regional Flood Planning Group priorities and make recommendations.
More about the San Jacinto Regional Flood Plan
In the wake of historic flooding in Texas, the 2019 Texas Legislature passed legislation to create Texas’ first-ever regional and state flood planning process. The Region 6 San Jacinto Regional Flood Planning Group (RFPG) was established by the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) on October 1, 2020. The RFPG is responsible for developing the first regional flood plan by January 2023, which will culminate in the first-ever state flood plan for Texas.
I encourage you to engage on behalf of our community.
Best,
Jenna
JENNA ARMSTRONG, IOM
President & CEO
Partnership Lake Houston
O: 281-446-2128 M: 936-414-4111
A: 110 W Main Street, Humble TX 77338
Mayor Pro Tem Dave Martin’s August 2021 – Newsletter
Monthly Newsletter – Click Here
Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center
Crime Report
On August 7, 2021 at approximately 5:00 p.m. a breaking & entering / burglary occurred and was reported at a residence on N. Strathford Ln.* The residents were not home at the time; therefore no one was injured. The criminals did leave the residence with items that were financially valuable as well as held family sentimental value. This residence backyard includes The Enclave’s exterior perimeter fence and was entered from the backside.
Each of us holds a responsibility to keep us and our neighborhood safe. Neighbors keeping an eye out for each other has always been a great practice. It was reported that this residence did have an alarm system which alerted the local police station promptly, but the criminals had left the home before the police arrived.
In addition to neighbors keeping a watch and other security measures, please consider utilizing a free service offered by the Houston Police Department:
The Alert Slip (https://www.houstontx.gov/police/alert_slip/.
Citizens can use this form to request increased patrols around their home or business for a prowler, speeding vehicle, excessive burglaries and thefts, being on vacation, or for reasons causing them concern in the “other” box.
*The Houston Police publish crime reports and maps. To access the map, click here.
Message From Commissioner Cagle
Pool Re-Opened
Click here to see email sent on Friday, July 31 to those signed up for the newsletter
Mills Branch Road Rehab Project Scheduled
HOUSTON – Mayor Pro Tem Dave Martin would like to make Kingwood area residents aware Houston Public Works will begin a road rehabilitation project on Mills Branch Road starting Wednesday, July 28, weather permitting.
Quarterly HOA Board Meeting
Annual City of Houston Pool Inspection:
The pool is temporarily closed
The pool is temporarily closed following the annual City of Houston Pool inspection and posted CLOSED by the city inspector.
The HOA Board and the Community Management Company have been notified and are working on the noted items. Every effort is being made to have all items documented or completed by the return inspection date.
Unfortunately at this time, the pool will remain closed until at least August 21, as noted by the inspection report.
Below are the Aquatic Facility Inspection Reports
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