Galveston residents interested in just about anything related to living on the island should attend an open house next week about the city’s South Shore drainage project.
Galveston officials have set an open house for Oct. 17 to discuss the South Shore drainage project, which includes a storm-water pump station some neighbors oppose.
Engineers with Houston-based Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam have given a handful of public meetings at Moody Gardens Hotel, 7 Hope Blvd., where the next meeting will be held at 6
The city council bought the land in 2019 as the site of Galveston’s second stormwater pump station — a flood-control facility that costs between $50 million and $60 million apiece.