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Addicks and Barker homeowners move closer to compensation after federal government ends appeal
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· September 7, 2026
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Key points He has around 10 outlets or fixtures that do not work properly due to floodwater damage. A homeowner, Gary Cravens, is still dealing with damage from Hurricane Harvey, including non-functional electrical outlets and fixtures in his home.
Homeowners affected by flooding are moving closer to receiving compensation. A homeowner, Gary Cravens, is still dealing with damage from Hurricane Harvey, including non-functional electrical outlets and fixtures in his home. He has around 10 outlets or fixtures that do not work properly due to floodwater damage.
Further issues include uneven yard areas where water collects after rain, and unfinished repairs due to financial constraints. Cravens needs to level his land and redo his landscaping, which he cannot afford.
The federal government has ended its appeal, bringing homeowners closer to compensation, but further details are available from the source.
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Published: September 7, 2026 ·
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