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Dripping Springs

January 31, 2018

Dye test raises questions on discharge permit

Two weeks after a study showed connectivity between Onion Creek and the Trinity Aquifer, Dripping…

Dripping Springs

July 12, 2017

EPA greenlights Dripping Springs discharge permit

Citing resolution of potential environmental concerns, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has withdrawn its interim…

Dripping Springs

March 8, 2017

Groups ask for no-discharge solution

Six citizen environmental groups have submitted a letter to Austin city leaders asking them to…

Dripping Springs

February 8, 2017

Discharge permit meets criteria for reuse

Preliminary findings from Austin’s evaluation of Dripping Springs’ Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) draft…

Dripping Springs

January 31, 2017

Austin approves review of Dripping Springs permit

Preliminary findings from Austin’s evaluation of Dripping Springs’ Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) draft…

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- Jo Ann Wells on Kyle, county part of lawsuit filed against Kinder Morgan
  23 Apr 2019
  thay are not going to stop. And why should they with G. P Bush on their side.
- Steve Crossland on Nonprofit offers $823K grant to change Wimberley wastewater project
  19 Apr 2019
  Jesus Christ. The Wimberley Sewer Saga is like the Monster movie where the Monster never dies and keeps coming back to life. Connect in to AquaTexas and be done with it. NO WAY the boobs (notwithstanding the sensible ones) running this puny local City Government have ANY business whatsosever trying to manage a waste-water treatment plant.
- Tracey Dean on Nonprofit offers $823K grant to change Wimberley wastewater project
  19 Apr 2019
  You just don't get it do you. If you find a way to make sure there can never ever be any chance of a spill or a discharge of any kind EVER getting into the creeks or rivers then fine. Put it any where you want it. But that is not the case. The permit tied to the plant in the park allows for discharge into the creeks that lead to the river.. and if you put it there, ..It will happen. No sir. We can't risk it. Its plum dumb. Change the permit to no discharge and you can put the plant anywhere you want it. The potential for that happening with the other plan is miniscule in comparison. Use that money to run you a pipe from the plant that won't discharge into the river to the park. You'll probably have some left over. THE POTENTIAL FOR DISCHARGE OF EFFLUENT INTO OUR WATERWAYS IS NOT ACCEPTABLE. ITS ABOUT THE RIVER Y'ALL. Please
- DuAnne Redus on Nonprofit offers $823K grant to change Wimberley wastewater project
  18 Apr 2019
  Hope inspires!
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Browsing: discharge permit

Dye test raises questions on discharge permit

EPA greenlights Dripping Springs discharge permit

Groups ask for no-discharge solution

Discharge permit meets criteria for reuse

Austin approves review of Dripping Springs permit