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: Legislation
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
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
Chapter 42 was passed
Chapter 42 of the City of Houston, Code of Ordinances passed as proposed by the Mayor’s administration with minor amendments …Read the Rest
A final Chapter 42 editorial
On Wednesday April 24, 2013, the Houston City Council will vote on Chapter 42. Citizens will have one last opportunity …Read the Rest
Chapter 42 and Growth
This is part of a continuation of a series of articles about Chapter 42 and its effects on the city …Read the Rest
Can We Stop Houston Flooding?
Overview – Chapter 9 of the City of Houston Infrastructure Design Manual, Stormwater Design Requirements, is up for comments. We …Read the Rest