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DeSoto is considering a new program to tackle creek erosion, but it could mean homeowners have to chip in financially. This raises questions about whether the benefits of preventing erosion will outweigh the costs for residents.
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Details on funding and cost-sharing will be determined as the ordinance moves forward.
Residential property owners facing property loss from creek and streambank erosion.
Homeowners who can't afford the potential fees could be left out.
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DeSoto planning program to help homeowners facing erosion along city's creeks -- but it would come at a cost WFAA