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Brooklyn drainage project winding down; about 30 mailboxes to be fixed case‑by‑case
Summary
Jamieson told the committee the Brooklyn phase 1 paving is nearly complete with three pours remaining and substantial completion expected in the next 8–10 weeks; approximately 30 damaged mailboxes will be addressed individually with homeowners.
Jamieson updated the committee that the Brooklyn drainage and paving work is "winding down." He said the contractor is anticipating substantial completion late May but he would "probably say we're looking closer to mid to late June," and that the primary paving task has about three pours remaining before second‑stage work (sidewalks, sod, manhole and junction box cleanup) begins.
Jamieson said the HOA meeting went well and residents expressed satisfaction with site cleanliness and production. He reported roughly 30 mailboxes were damaged to varying degrees during construction; some will receive minor patching while others were destroyed and will be handled on a case‑by‑case basis with homeowners, including efforts to match brick where feasible. He added that phase 2 plans received Harris County Flood Control approval and staff plans to advertise bids this Thursday, with roughly a six‑week window before award and a return to council for construction approval.
No vote was taken. Staff asked residents to email issues about mailboxes so staff can coordinate repairs with homeowners and the contractor.
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