A woman in Harris County is experiencing delays with her home reconstruction. Her project was approved nearly a year ago, but work has yet to start.
The holdup appears to be related to a review of updated plans for her damaged home by county officials.
Further details on the situation are available from KHOU 11, which has reported on the woman's wait for reconstruction to begin.
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