Monday, April 26, 2010
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Friday, March 5, 2010
ELLIS CREEK BLVD. SCHEDULED TO OPEN TUESDAY, MARCH 9
After several months of lane closures on Ellis Creek Blvd. due to a LID 7 project which entailed raising the roadway to complete the levee system around New Territory, this New Territory entrance street is scheduled for opening on Tuesday, March 9. The lanes are expected to be open to traffic following final paving inspection by the City of Sugar Land on Tuesday, the LID 7 engineer reported to the board on March 4.
Raising Ellis Creek Blvd. was one of the final steps in the LID 7 project to raise the levee as required by FEMA. Costello Engineering will submit an appeal to Fort Bend County and FEMA by April 2 so that the final flood plain maps do not show New Territory to be in a 100 year floodplain.
Raising Ellis Creek Blvd. was one of the final steps in the LID 7 project to raise the levee as required by FEMA. Costello Engineering will submit an appeal to Fort Bend County and FEMA by April 2 so that the final flood plain maps do not show New Territory to be in a 100 year floodplain.
ELLIS CREEK BLVD. SCHEDULED TO OPEN TUESDAY, MARCH 9
After several months of lane closures on Ellis Creek Blvd. due to a LID 7 project which entailed raising the roadway to complete the levee system around New Territory, this New Territory entrance street is scheduled for opening on Tuesday, March 9. The lanes are expected to be open to traffic following final paving inspection by the City of Sugar Land on Tuesday, the LID 7 engineer reported to the board on March 4.
Raising Ellis Creek Blvd. was one of the final steps in the LID 7 project to raise the levee as required by FEMA. Costello Engineering will submit an appeal to Fort Bend County and FEMA by April 2 so that the final flood plain maps do not show New Territory to be in a 100 year floodplain.
Raising Ellis Creek Blvd. was one of the final steps in the LID 7 project to raise the levee as required by FEMA. Costello Engineering will submit an appeal to Fort Bend County and FEMA by April 2 so that the final flood plain maps do not show New Territory to be in a 100 year floodplain.
Monday, March 1, 2010
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
NTRCA Board Directors Elected
In an unprecedented action at the NTRCA annual meeting on January 18, Neighborhood Representatives elected a nominee from the floor to serve as a new director on the Board. They also re-elected incumbents Marcel Theriot and Charles Swihart. Incumbent Evan Reindl was unseated and former Director Bart Hatfield also lost his bid for a position on the board.
Cindy Picazo, the new director, is a 12 year resident of Robinsons Landing in New Territory and works as a bank manager for Wells Fargo. She has a BA from University of Texas at Austin. Picazo, in her two minute speech, described herself as “fiscally conservative” and said her strengths include “making tough Human Resource and budget decisions.”
The results of the election were as follows:
Marcel Theriot—2800 votes
Charles Swihart—2420 votes
Cindy Picazo—2329 votes
The directors serve two year terms.
Theriot , who is serving his third term on the NTRCA board, said his main goals as director are maintaining fiscal responsibility, accountability, structure and transparency in regards to policies and resolutions set by the board.
Swihart has also served four years on the board and said he is encouraged by recent, positive changes which include improved customer service at the Club and an increase in participation in Club programs by residents. Swihart remarked that this election was “heated” and apologized if any of his statements offended others. “I have known Marcel, Bart, and Evan for several years and consider them to be my friends….I know they all want what’s best for New Territory,” he said.
Cindy Picazo, the new director, is a 12 year resident of Robinsons Landing in New Territory and works as a bank manager for Wells Fargo. She has a BA from University of Texas at Austin. Picazo, in her two minute speech, described herself as “fiscally conservative” and said her strengths include “making tough Human Resource and budget decisions.”
The results of the election were as follows:
Marcel Theriot—2800 votes
Charles Swihart—2420 votes
Cindy Picazo—2329 votes
The directors serve two year terms.
Theriot , who is serving his third term on the NTRCA board, said his main goals as director are maintaining fiscal responsibility, accountability, structure and transparency in regards to policies and resolutions set by the board.
Swihart has also served four years on the board and said he is encouraged by recent, positive changes which include improved customer service at the Club and an increase in participation in Club programs by residents. Swihart remarked that this election was “heated” and apologized if any of his statements offended others. “I have known Marcel, Bart, and Evan for several years and consider them to be my friends….I know they all want what’s best for New Territory,” he said.
Saturday, January 2, 2010
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