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Re: High Water At Grapevine Not Ending Soon [Re: shut-up-and-fish] #11346081 01/14/16 08:10 PM
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I feel real bad for thoes homeowners I had no idea it was that bad on GV.

Re: High Water At Grapevine Not Ending Soon [Re: shut-up-and-fish] #11350302 01/16/16 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted By: shut-up-and-fish

Looks as though it might be a little longer now. Homes along Denton Creek in Coppell are in jeopardy from the creeks bank collapse.

The direction/flow of the creek runs right to left and these homes are right in the bend of the creek.



Here is the article...Back from Jan 12th.

Slope failure on Parker, resulting in back yards collapsing into the creek, leaving homes dangerously close to the edge.

This is what happens when developers are permitted is build on 8 feet of back filled dirt with no slope protection on the cut bank of a creek with irregular water levels due to multiple man-made factors.

Before these homes were built, consultants to the city had concerns and warned the city not to build until a detailed study of the creek was complete. That never happened and the city engineer recently told the council he'd make the same decision today made back then to approve this.

They're now considering a development along the creek at Sandy Lake. . . .


+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++Too bad for the homeowners that will suffer the losses like down at Whitney bluffs. It will bring the price of real estate down to where you can buy a few lots together and build a fishing camp with an abutment on both sides to have a fishing pier that spans the creek. Well that might cost a little more than we would like to collectively spend, not to mention it would never get approval.


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Re: High Water At Grapevine Not Ending Soon [Re: Stucky76] #11350588 01/16/16 11:22 PM
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Looks like they're releasing 1177 cfs... Water was moving pretty good the other day when I drove over by the damn.

Re: High Water At Grapevine Not Ending Soon [Re: Stucky76] #11351301 01/17/16 12:38 PM
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yep about a 1/2 foot every 4 days...

Re: High Water At Grapevine Not Ending Soon [Re: Stucky76] #11353571 01/18/16 06:26 PM
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I like how they call it "Slope failure"... The creek is going to go where it wants to go and they built to close to the creek.


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Re: High Water At Grapevine Not Ending Soon [Re: Stucky76] #11353581 01/18/16 06:30 PM
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I am betting on more rain before it gets close to normal. Call me a pessimist but I can't see Gvine getting back to normal before lake lice season starts.

For what is worth the COE has Elm Fork at its max...it is just broken dam Lewisville gets priority.


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By my math is it is only down 1/2 so far...
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Re: High Water At Grapevine Not Ending Soon [Re: Stucky76] #11354011 01/18/16 09:11 PM
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It is down a ft so far since the last big rain. It toppped out at 20.5 ft high.

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