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Aug 7, 2026
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Aug 28, 2026
Seeking an engineering practice that involves mapping utilities at appropriate quality levels (D, C, B, A) and communication of utility data to concerned parties. Supplier shall meet American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) standard 38-22 or more recent standard at the time of the project.
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Austin
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Travis
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(512) 578-3200
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78767
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Lower Colorado River Authority
The Board ratified actions regarding the selection of a new President and CEO and the execution of an employment agreement. The Consent Agenda, including various revision requests related to telemetry, resource participation, and market transitions, was approved. The Board addressed load forecasting, received the Independent Market Monitor report, and approved non-unanimous revision requests. Further discussions included the reduction of unsecured credit limits, recommendations regarding PUC project directives, and the endorsement of multiple transmission line projects. Additionally, the Board selected a 401(k) savings plan auditor, approved a litigation matter, and received reports from the Finance and Audit, Human Resources and Governance, and Reliability and Markets committees.
The committee meeting focused on updates to the Clean Rivers Program for the Colorado River Basin, highlighting data collection, quality assurance, and funding for monitoring the Highland Lakes. A presentation was provided on the fall 2018 flood and its role in causing unprecedented turbidity levels, which necessitated the City of Austin's first citywide boil water notice. Lessons learned from the water crisis were discussed, including potential changes to treatment processes and emergency water reduction strategies. Additionally, a presentation on land restoration emphasized the importance of regenerative soil practices to increase water infiltration, reduce flood impact, and improve overall water quality.
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The meeting featured updates on the Clean Rivers Program, including fiscal budget information and the status of the draft 2022 Integrated Report regarding water quality status. Presentations were given on summer weather projections, which anticipate above-normal temperatures and drought conditions, and research on microplastics and their interaction with aquatic vegetation. Planning efforts for the 2023 Basin Summary Report were discussed, inviting feedback on analysis ideas. The committee also received stakeholder updates from the Austin Youth River Watch and the Colorado River Alliance regarding recent environmental restoration and educational initiatives. Additionally, the committee reviewed proposed changes to the Texas Surface Water Quality Standards, updates on aquatic vegetation growth in the Highland Lakes, and the status of a Candidate Conservation Agreement for native mussel species.
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