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Sep 15, 2023

September 19th Special Meeting Notice

The Fort Bend County Levee Improvement District No. 7 (FBLID 7) Board of Directors will be having a public meeting to discuss district business. District residents are welcome to attend.

Jul 14, 2023

Construction Update: LID 7 Stormwater Pump Station Update

The week of July 17 the pump station contractor will drive large steel sheet piles into the ground to safely excavate the second phase of outfall construction.

Jul 6, 2023

FBCLID 7 awards $43 million construction contract for Brazos River Erosion Control Project

Brazos River Erosion Control Project Update - On June 20, the FBCLID 7 Board of Directors awarded a $43,446,987 construction contract for the Brazos River Erosion Control Project to Texas Dewatering, LLC.

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Brazos River Erosion Control ProjectStormwater Pump Station ProjectFBCLID 7 Stormwater Detention Project

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Welcome to FBLID 7

Welcome to the Fort Bend County Levee Improvement District No. 7 website. Here residents can find information regarding upcoming events, news, district boundaries, board of directors, public documents from the district, contact information, and more.

Services We Provide:

FBLID 7, which encompasses New Territory, operates and maintains approximately 3.75 miles of levees and other drainage facilities that include:

  • Ellis Creek, an internal drainage channel that collects and conveys storm water runoff;
  • Outfall structures where internal storm water drainage is discharged outside of the levee and into the Brazos River via an external drainage channel that is also operated and maintained by FBLID 7;
  • One pump station (electric facility that pumps the interior rainfall outside the levee and into the external drainage channel during a combined river/rainfall flood event);
  • Flap gates (gates preventing river water from entering New Territory); and
  • Five detention/retention ponds (artificial lakes that include a permanent pool of water and space to detain excess water).

FBLID 7 also has the power (pursuant to a separate statute) to construct, maintain and operate a reclaimed water system for purposes of providing a non‐potable water source to the New Territory Residential Community Association, Inc. (the New Territory HOA) for irrigation of the common areas and make‐up water to the lakes within New Territory.

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