Citywide Drainage Study and Stormwater Utility District
Summary
The city is launching a $95,500 master plan and rate study to address local flooding and lay the groundwork for a new stormwater utility district that will fund capital projects and maintenance.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Oct 2, 2025.
Impact analysis
The study costs $95,500 from current operating funds, and future implementation will establish monthly drainage fees for residents and commercial property owners.
Forney residents and business owners will benefit from coordinated stormwater management and reduced flood risks.
Residents and businesses will face new monthly stormwater utility fees once the rate structure is implemented.
Mentions & discussions (7)
Planning and Zoning - Oct 2, 2025
Residents and business owners expressed significant concern about the impact of new commercial developments on traffic flow at the intersections of FM 741, FM 548, and 1641.
City Council - Sep 2, 2025
The city is expanding sewer lines and needs to acquire easements from private property owners. Some owners are holding out, so the city is preparing for potential eminent domain.
City Council - Jul 15, 2025
The city is launching a $95,500 master plan and rate study to address local flooding and lay the groundwork for a new stormwater utility district that will fund capital projects and maintenance.
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City Council - Apr 15, 2025
Residents of the Greyhawk subdivision are facing severe erosion issues that threaten their homes. They are asking the city to help fund repairs, arguing that the city failed to properly inspect the drainage system during construction.
Open House Meeting - Jan 30, 2025
The city is looking at six different spots to build a bridge over the railroad tracks to help traffic flow. Residents are worried about how this will affect their homes and neighborhoods.
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