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The drainage district strives to maintain great working relationships with the land owners within the district.
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Grass is necessary to control erosion, and has very little impact on water flow. Brush and rose hedge are the biggest issues that can impact water flow and require constant control. All the ditches that feed into the major creeks are shredded one to two times per year to keep vegetative growth in control, while some hard to access areas require spraying to maintain control. This work includes removing brush and restrictions from the creeks, repairing erosion issues, and replacing pipe drop structures, low water crossings, and culverts as they reach end of life.
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It takes the drainage district eight to ten years to make a full pass through the drainage right of ways and start over again. The sole purpose of the drainage district is to ensure that the drainage right of ways from the City of Victoria and Victoria County Drainage District #3 rural areas, are maintained for the most efficient water removal possible during severe weather and flash flood events. Placedo Creek, Casa Blanca Creek, and Mercado Creek are the major drainage right of ways that terminate all the way at Lavaca Bay. The district maintains over 120 miles of creeks and drainage ditches that includes 2,560 acres of maintenance right of way. The district is governed by the Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS) and TCEQ, and is the only statutory authority to be able to go on private property to maintain drainage. It doesn't match the rest of the game and it doesn't fit the period.Victoria County Drainage District #3 was founded in 1915, by a vote of the residents of Victoria County as well as by provisions provided by the State of Texas Water Code. To me the current map does not look like any mobile game, but it does look like a 1998 high school textbook, it's just bad design under the aegis of "user friendliness". I understand they simplify for clarity and UI friendliness - but surely they could strike a balance like Imperator, where you can see the geography "through" the political map to some degree, even zoomed out, and include some stylistic detail which doesn't impair understanding. (I actually very much dislike the CK3 font too, but again at least I can see where they were going for "medieval" with it.) And if there was one thing Victorians were not afraid of, it is excessive detail they never simplified anything, but the political map in Vic3 has no detail at all, no labeled cities, physical features, rivers, any of the enormous amount of detail I associate with Victorian maps. The only font that remotely looks Victorian to me is the one for the oceans, which is again a kind of cliche-Victorian, but at least somehow Victorian, where the font for country labels is about as Victorian as comic sans. The colors are OK with me, but the style is all wrong. But I don't see anything Victorian about the political map. The UI with its jewel tones and gilded art nouveau highlights, kind of a Victorian cliche but it works because of that, it immediately says "Victorian". (I am going entirely by screenshots.) The illustrations are great. It's hard to talk about without being lumped in to the "it looks like a mobile game why can't I direct my armies" crowd but this is my only complaint, the zoomed-out map.