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Ronnie McClain
  • San Marcos, TX
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Austin, Texas floodplain properties

Ronnie McClain
  • San Marcos, TX
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Hello Everybody,

Does anyone have any recent experience with getting a gas meter connected to a floodplain property that was red flagged/disconnected after the halloween flood back in 2013?

We are looking at acquiring a possible rental property in the Onion Creek area but the owner has had it disconnected since the flood. He mentioned his neighbors did not have any issues with this shortly after the flood, but he is not aware of the current situation regarding permitting and getting gas back and running.  I know these things tend to change at the city so I was hoping/wondering if anyone has had recent experience. 

Also, I am heading to the city now to try and get some answers so if you guys aren't sure maybe I can help :)

Thanks all!

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Ronnie McClain
  • San Marcos, TX
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Ronnie McClain
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Hi Jon,

Unfortunately the city was too busy to see me today but I should be speaking with them in the next day or two and I will be sure to try and get an answer for you. I will keep this thread updated as the info comes in :)

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