El Paso County Water Improvement District 1

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The board meeting resumed open session to address agenda item 12 concerning vision plats within district boundary requirements and licenses. Discussions included the approval recommendation for Application 3679 by Templo Incorporated for a subdivision unit, involving a 93-acre lot with a church. Application 3685 by DI Englewood Industrial LP for the Englewood Industrial Subdivision, covering approximately 40 acres, was also reviewed, which includes realignment of Englewood road. Applications 3708 and 3709 by Bowling Brothers Development for Horizon Park unit 4 subdivision and Cotton Cove unit two were approved. An annual license (1638) for electric facility servicing within district property, requiring use of canal banks with prior notification and safety procedures, was approved. Approvals were granted for temporary construction licenses related to the roadway improvement with a box culvert for Application 3686, construction of a pool (3691), and construction of a new school for the independent school district (3699). A temporary construction license (3700) for the removal and remediation of an unregistered above-ground diesel storage tank at the Sakoro pond site was approved. Further approvals included a subsurface fiber optic cable crossing (3704) and several Letters of No Objection for Texas Gas across multiple locations. The board also reviewed a dewatering application (3473) by Lower Valley Water District. Finally, the board discussed grant agreement proposals for preliminary and design environmental work on the Riverside Regulating Reservoir, noting they selected Hazen and Sawyer to negotiate the contract, which was provided for informational purposes only.

The discussion involved concluding a closed session at 11:04 a.m. with no action taken. The group then transitioned into open session, where the only recorded action was the entertainment of a motion to adjourn.

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