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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Denton County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Environmental Collection Center
Frisco is building a new environmental collection center to make dropping off recycling and tricky waste a breeze for locals. It's a handy upgrade for anyone looking to clear out clutter responsibly without the usual hassle.
Water Service Restoration
You can finally drink tap water straight from the sink again in Willis because the boil water notice has been lifted after a recent water main break. No more boiling your water before making coffee or cooking!
Water Utility Rates
Good news for folks living in 6 Creeks—your water bills are officially dropping after the Kyle City Council approved a rate decrease. It's a nice little win for your monthly budget, so keep an eye on your upcoming utility statements.
Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance
Katy just revamped its rules on flood prevention, meaning new construction standards are changing to better protect local properties. If you're building or buying in the area, these new guidelines directly affect how and where you can develop.
Drought Plan
Kyle just relaxed its watering rules, giving residents more freedom to keep their lawns and landscaping green. If you've been stressing over keeping your grass alive during the dry spells, you now have a bit more breathing room.
Lake Ray Roberts Environmental Preservation
Neighbors and county officials addressed a request to rezone agricultural land near Lake Ray Roberts into a planned development for a wedding venue. The court ultimately denied the request to maintain consistent land-use standards in the rural district.
Redbird Ridge Drainage and Runoff Concerns
Residents expressed frustration over unapproved drainage and runoff changes in the Redbird Ridge development, citing flooding risks and safety hazards.
Wastewater Treatment Facility
Denton County residents are fighting a proposed wastewater treatment plant that could ruin their neighborhood's vibe. If you live in the area, this project could hit your property value and local environment hard.