Gulf Coast Water Authority Board Of Directors Meeting
The board considered and discussed several operational items, including safety moments on tire inspections and fall protection. The consent agenda included the approval of board expenses for the second quarter of the fiscal year 2025, various canal crossing agreements with Cradle Solar, LLC, and HW SW Phase 1, LLC, as well as agreements for canal mowing services, retirement benefits policy resolutions, and updates to the purchasing policy. Additionally, the meeting included reports on financial and cash status, the Brazos River Basin, regional and state legislative water issues, and a review of the General Manager's evaluation during an executive session.
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Gulf Coast Water Authority Capital Project Review Committee Meeting
The committee reviewed the Capital Improvement Program, including project status updates on the Mustang Reservoir restoration, Shannon Pumping Plant design, and various facility upgrades. Discussions also addressed the replacement of vehicles and equipment for the new fiscal year, the procurement of a new Gas Chromatograph Mass Spectrometer, the potential application for a US Bureau of Reclamation WaterSMART grant for groundwater wells in Brazoria County, and a proposed Memorandum of Understanding with the City of Missouri City regarding soil disposal from reservoir dredging.
Aug 13, 2024·Board meeting
Gulf Coast Water Authority Municipal Division Operating Advisory Committee Minutes
The committee meeting covered updates on water accounting and reservoir storage conditions. Technical reports were provided regarding maintenance at the Thomas S. Mackey Water Treatment Plant, including clarifier repairs, actuator upgrades, and fire hydrant installations, as well as operational challenges regarding sludge management and Monofil capacity. Canal maintenance was reviewed, focusing on flood management at the William J. May Pumping Plant and silt removal. The committee also discussed PFAS sampling strategies, proposed upgrades for the Calder Meter Station, the status of south line interconnects, completion of the state highway water line relocation project, and expansion plans for the treatment plant. Additionally, updates were provided on FEMA-funded variable frequency drive replacements.
Feb 28, 2024·Board meeting agenda
Gulf Coast Water Authority Industrial Operating Advisory Committee Meeting Agenda
The committee meeting covered several operational and administrative topics. Key discussions included safety protocols, water accounting reports detailing industrial pumping plant usage and reservoir storage data, and updates on canal operations, specifically regarding silt removal and infrastructure maintenance. Additionally, the committee addressed capital projects, discussed the formation of an industrial water metering work group to enhance data accuracy and distribution system integrity, and received information on the Lower Brazos River Coalition and the implementation of a new water quality dashboard.
