GLO Reviewing Request to Stop Erosion in Cameron Co.
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RIO HONDO – The Texas General Land Office is now reviewing a $500,000 request from Cameron County to help stop the erosion at Adolph Thomae Park.
Cameron County Parks director Joe Vega told CHANNEL 5 NEWS the Arroyo Colorado is eroding the park about one foot to a foot and a half each year.
Vega said barges passing through and storms have contributed to it.
The county would pay less than $300,000 for the project.
Vega added the retention wall is needed to protect infrastructure at the park.