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Court of appeals issues decision in lawsuit against Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority Following the 2019 Lake Dunlap Dam collapse, legal battles between property owners and the agency who maintains the dams poured in. Author: Troy Kless Updated: 6:06 PM CDT July 15, 2021 NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas — Following the Lake Dunlap Dam collapse, some property owners have gotten involved with legal action against the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority. According to the GBRA, a ...

Below the spillgates at Lake McQueeney The Fourth Court of Appeals has sided with the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority (GBRA) in a legal battle with lake property owners. The court recently found property owners had no legal standing to sue the authority over property improvement losses after spill gates on two of its dams collapsed in recent years. Lakes Wood and Dunlap were drained by collapsed spill gates, and then the GBRA lowered water levels on its other lakes out of fears similar spill ...

/ The spill gates were swept downstream during the 2019 collapse, but part of the Lake Dunlap dam structure remains in place. Friday marks the two-year anniversary of the day the spill gate collapsed on Lake Dunlap. The collapse led to lawsuits and elections to create a water control district to replace the dam and others like it. GBRA experienced a spillgate failure Tuesday morning, May 14. This video shows the precise moment the middle gate collapsed resulting in the dewatering of Lake Dunlap...