RAF BACKS CITY OF HOUSTON’S NEW REQUIREMENTS FOR DEVELOPERS
Houston (July 24, 2020): Residents Against Flooding (RAF) is pleased that the City of Houston’s Planning and Development Department has …Read the Rest
Category Archives: Government
RAF’s October 1st Candidate Forum – Check out our Videos and Comments below
Congressional Candidates Todd Litton and Dan Crenshaw to address flooding at Residents Against Flooding event; Bill King to speak on …Read the Rest
Slate Covers the Pine Crest Mess
And the Waters Will Prevail What if Houston’s survival depends not just on withstanding a flood, but on giving in …Read the Rest
From the Wall Street Journal: After Harvey, Houston Hopes to Boost Flood Defenses With $2.5 Billion Bond
By: Dan Frosch Aug. 5, 2018 8:00 a.m. ET A man carries salvaged food from his flooded two story home …Read the Rest
RAF – Supreme Court Petition for Writ of Certiorari
In RAF litigation, there is a narrow, but possible, path to Supreme Court review. In the panel decision, the Fifth …Read the Rest
Moot Point, Indeed!
Frostwood’s Bruce Nichols was a guest writer for Gray Matters Houston Chronicle column on June 13, 2017. Residents Against Flooding (RAF) …Read the Rest
2016 Annual Meeting
Residents Against Flooding, Annual Meeting June 29, 2016 (Wednesday), 7:00 PM Memorial Middle School 12550 Vindon Drive, Houston, 77024 Residents …Read the Rest
Recent Gray Matters Editorial by RAF Board Members
Don’t blame Mother Nature for flooding. Blame City Council. The disasters are predictable. Why aren’t we preventing them? By …Read the Rest
SN Alliance Chapter 9 Talking Points for April 1, 2014 TTI meeting
Update 11/6/14: Chapter 9 released The Public Works and Engineering Department has released the long awaited Chapter 9 revisions of …Read the Rest
A fee in lieu of detention? No thanks. There’s a better way.
Since May, the Super Neighborhood Alliance and the City of Houston were supposed to be discussing changes to Chapter 9 …Read the Rest