Sharpstown Ground Water Well

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PROJECT NUMBER S-000100-0029-3

LOCATION Refer to map

COUNCIL DISTRICT J

BUDGET $6,229,159

TYPE Water

START Summer 2024

COMPLETION TBD

DETAILS A new well is crucial for Sharpstown-2 Water Plant, ensuring its water source. Groundwater pumped into the storage tank will fulfill the local demand, alleviating strain on neighboring plants. Currently offline, the existing plant relies on others, limiting redundancy. Constructing this well secures supply, enhances efficiency, and meets regulations.


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What is the purpose of this project?
This project is critical in establishing a reliable water source for the Sharpstown-2 water plant. To achieve this, constructing a new well that will pump groundwater into a storage tank will ensure an adequate water supply for the area. The existing water plant is offline, and we are relying on neighboring plants to meet the demand. This puts a strain on other plants and reduces redundancy. With the Sharpstown-2 Water Plant, we can meet the water demand, improve production efficiency, enhance public safety, and comply with Texas Commission on Environmental Quality regulations. Therefore, constructing a new well is essential for the success of this project.





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PROJECT NUMBER S-000100-0029-3

LOCATION Refer to map

COUNCIL DISTRICT J

BUDGET $6,229,159

TYPE Water

START Summer 2024

COMPLETION TBD

DETAILS A new well is crucial for Sharpstown-2 Water Plant, ensuring its water source. Groundwater pumped into the storage tank will fulfill the local demand, alleviating strain on neighboring plants. Currently offline, the existing plant relies on others, limiting redundancy. Constructing this well secures supply, enhances efficiency, and meets regulations.


MAP




What is the purpose of this project?
This project is critical in establishing a reliable water source for the Sharpstown-2 water plant. To achieve this, constructing a new well that will pump groundwater into a storage tank will ensure an adequate water supply for the area. The existing water plant is offline, and we are relying on neighboring plants to meet the demand. This puts a strain on other plants and reduces redundancy. With the Sharpstown-2 Water Plant, we can meet the water demand, improve production efficiency, enhance public safety, and comply with Texas Commission on Environmental Quality regulations. Therefore, constructing a new well is essential for the success of this project.





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