City leaders who were sued after allegedly shortchanging the drainage funding won the latest round of the four-year Houston drainage fee lawsuit.
Houston Leaders Sued for Allegedly Shortchanging Drainage Win Latest Round of Houston Drainage Fee Lawsuit
Houston City leaders who were sued for allegedly shortchanging drainage won the recent round of the Houston drainage fee lawsuit, rejecting the allegations inside the Houston drainage fee lawsuit made against the leaders regarding the drainage funding in the city.
With the Houston drainage fee lawsuit, individuals who sued the city leaders were demanding to have their money returned after discovering the $50 million short on the drainage funding of the city, wherein the Houston drainage fee lawsuit should have been a way to bring the residents’ money.
The Houston drainage fee lawsuit was filed after the city leaders were discovered setting aside 11.8 cents from every $100 they have collected from the residents for the drainage funding, Houston Public Media reported.
Houston Drainage Fee Lawsuit Resulted from City Leaders Allegedly Did Not Apply the Correct Charter for Calculating Drainage Fee
The Houston drainage fee lawsuit resulted from the allegations that city leaders did not apply the correct charter in calculating the drainage fee, which brought doubts to individuals who filed the Houston drainage fee lawsuit if the drainage funding was collected fairly.
Following the winning of Houston leaders in the latest round of the Houston drainage fee lawsuit, the allegations about the drainage fee calculation can still be subjected to other lawsuits apart from the Houston drainage fee lawsuit if the plaintiffs want to file another lawsuit.
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