Many homeowners have had questions about the lawsuit regarding the golf course and 4th nine property, and potential development bordering our neighborhood along the West Lake Houston/Kings Park Way intersection.  The lawsuit was filed in 2010, and we call it the Pinehurst Trail Holdings (PTH) litigation.  After two mediation session in 2011 and 2012 were unsuccessful, the matter went to trial in the summer of 2012. The Final Judgment did not favor plaintiffs.  

 

The main golf course property (between KRV and Atascocita) has now been separately settled by the “Sensible Solution Committee” and details are available from the Atascocita Community Association.  No settlement was reached regarding the property along the West Lake Houston/Kings Park Way intersection (commonly called the "4th nine" or the "green space").  Many individual KRV properties share a property line with this land, and would be directly affected by any development. 

 

So, certain Plaintiffs including Kings River Village Community Association and Kings River Village Trails Association, in a continued effort to protect homeowners from commercial development so close to their homes, filed a motion for a new trial in the Pinehurst Trail Holdings litigation.  The motion for a new trial was the next step, and it was denied as expected.  As well, the defendant’s motion to the court to reconsider assessing defendant’s attorney’s fees against the plaintiffs was also denied.  

 

So, KRVCA and KRVTA will move forward to the appellate court on certain aspects of the outcome.  Periodic updates about the appeal will be posted here or discussed at the monthly meetings.  For questions regarding the litigation at the trial court level, including the Original Petition and Final Judgment, complete records can be found at the District Clerk's website: http://www.hcdistrictclerk.com/Edocs/Public/search.aspx 
Search criteria - CASE: 201030418 - DONNELLAN, KEVIN VS. PINEHURST TRAIL HOLDINGS L L C

 

A report from the Advanced Crime Watch and Patrol Program has been posted on our Crime Watch page.  View the report.

 

Did you know?  We have a crime watch page on our website.  Please visit this page if you see suspicious activity, so you can fill out a crime watch form.  As always, for life/death situation or in progress activity, please call 911.

 

Did you know? Of the last 320 car break-ins in the Kingwood area, 319 of the cars were UNLOCKED.  Now would be a great time to start locking that car in the driveway!

 

During last summer's wild fires, when the fires approached subdivisions, embers would fall from the sky.  Homes whose roof and gutters were clear were untouched.  Homes with debris in the gutters, burned to the ground.

 

A Kingwood Service Association (KSA) resident with a current, valid K sticker may obtain up to (5) temporary parking permits for a specific day or event.

 

will be held the first Saturday of each month at the Kingwood Metro Transit Center.

 

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