A dispute over the future of Bastrop Promenade is raising questions about the management district board. Residents who want to restore the green space are now questioning the board's structure. The board had removed grass and replaced it with decomposed granite, citing drainage and timing concerns.

However, residents argue that grass is more effective at soaking up rainwater and that the granite surface radiates more heat. Further details about the dispute and the board's decision-making process are available. The issue has sparked concerns among neighbors about the board's makeup and selection process.

The dispute is part of a larger issue, with more information available from the source.