Request for approval of an Order Authorizing Amendment of Payee for previously approved settlement in connection with Harris County Flood Control District v. Underground Investments, LLC; Cause No. 1250464; In the Civil County Court at Law # 5 of Harris County; CAO File No. 25EMD0009.

Harris County Flood Control District settled a legal case with Underground Investments, LLC. Before the money can be paid out, the county needs formal approval to change the name of who receives the settlement funds. This kind of update is common when a business changes ownership, merges, or reassigns rights to a payment.

This is a vote to amend the payee — meaning the person or company listed to receive the settlement check — in a case tied to Harris County Flood Control District. The case is from Civil County Court at Law No. 5 in Harris County.

The original settlement was already approved; this just updates the paperwork so the right party gets paid.

Key details

• Type: County court administrative order — not a public event
• Case: Harris County Flood Control District v. Underground Investments, LLC
• Court: Civil County Court at Law #5, Harris County
• Subject: Amendment of payee for a previously approved legal settlement
• CAO File: 25EMD0009

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When

Date

June 11, 2026

Address

1001 Preston St, 77002

District

City Council · District I

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Commissioners Court votes on items like this during its regular public meetings. The item was introduced on May 29, 2026, and is listed as a Financial Authorization. If you have questions about this item, you can reach out to the contact listed on the filing.

This item is connected to Harris County Flood Control District, which manages flood risk projects across the county. If you live near a flood-prone area or have dealt with drainage issues, that agency's work may affect your neighborhood.