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DEDC approves payment toward Clear Creek–Dickinson Bayou watershed study
Summary
The Dickinson Economic Development Corporation voted to use funds from this year’s budget to pay the city’s prorated share of a regional Clear Creek–Dickinson Bayou watershed study; the study is expected to take two to three years and to seek additional state and federal funding.
The Dickinson Economic Development Corporation on Thursday voted to approve payment from this fiscal year’s budget to cover the city’s prorated portion of a regional Clear Creek–Dickinson Bayou watershed study.
The board approved making an immediate payment described in the motion as $79,000 to the study. Meeting remarks and documents presented to the board also referred repeatedly to a prorated share of about $79,597; the transcript contains inconsistent references to the exact dollar amount (see clarifying details). John Baumgartner, who presented the item, said Dickinson’s share was apportioned on an acreage basis and that the full preliminary study cost is roughly $3 million, with follow-on environmental…
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