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Green Valley Special Utility District is soliciting bids for construction of a 60’x100’ pre-engineered metal building in Marion, Texas. The notice identifies project 6096-357, includes a pre-bid meeting scheduled for August 26, 2026, and sets bid opening for September 8, 2026, at 7:00 AM. It is a government/public construction procurement rather than a grant, and no primary PDF, DOCX, or PPT file was publicly identified.
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City
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Marion
County
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Guadalupe
Address
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605 FM465
Phone Number
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(830) 914-2330
Zip Code
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78124
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Green Valley Special Utility District
The Board of Directors held a workshop to review the 60% design of the Santa Clara Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant expansion. Key topics included the proposed phased expansion strategy, permit requirements related to total phosphorus limits, and a comparison between Biological Nutrient Removal (BNR) and conventional activated sludge treatment alternatives. The Board evaluated capital costs, long-term operational expenses, automation complexity, and the impact of the BNR process on regulatory compliance and flexibility. Additionally, the discussion covered future industrial growth considerations, potential industrial wastewater ordinances, operational impacts, employee training, sludge handling improvements, and the project timeline moving toward final design and construction.
The board meeting centered on a customer grievance regarding a wastewater billing dispute caused by a construction defect. The board, exercising its discretion and reviewing the specific consumption data provided, approved a one-time manual adjustment to the customer's winter water average calculation. This resolution was granted as a condition of the customer withdrawing her formal complaint filed with the Public Utility Commission of Texas.
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The Board recognized inaugural scholarship awardees and heard departmental updates, including employee certifications, meter installation progress, and ongoing rate review analyses. Operations reports covered water production metrics, maintenance on well infrastructure, and the status of wastewater treatment plant construction. Engineering updates provided progress reports on various capital projects, including delays due to archaeological surveying and design adjustments for generator installations. The Board received reports on collaborative activities with the Canyon Regional Water Authority and Alliance Regional Water Authority. Actions were taken to award a contract for the Zipp Family Sport Park Reclaimed Water Treatment Plant, authorize intervention in a pending lawsuit, approve a non-standard service agreement with STX Frio, and finalize revisions to the non-standard service agreement structure to improve capital revenue predictability.
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