W.Brehm, That's a whole other thread there. Your exactly right.
I had the county engineers, corp of engineers, flood control, and surveyors, out before I ever started cleaning up. I had to get "permission" to clean up my own land.
I pulled a "dirt permit" so I could fill the ravines above the flood, Got permission and pulled a "developmental permit" to move dirt around in the flood and fill lower end of the ravines. This is AFTER I cleaned them out. They wouldn't let me just cover the crap up.
The very 1st day here comes the Sheriff Deputy. Environmental control officer. Seems some one called in saying I was dumping. That went very well as it was plain I was cleaning up.
About 6 months later I started having dirt hauled. No charge as they were doing road work. I committed to 100 loads. About 60 loads into it here comes the County Flood guy and shut us down. Mind you I had my ducks in a row. Surveyors report, flood line marked, permits etc. It took about a week for him to figure out he had screwed up and apologized. Mean time the other 40 loads I wanted went somewhere else. I had to pay my dozer guy his full fee as it wasn't his problem we got shut down.
Texas definitely works under the good ol boy system and that's perfect if your one of the good ol boys. I always have been till lately. It seems we are growing so fast with too many new young faces who don't know anyone or anything.
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