Corpus Christi's water system is in serious trouble after a decade of poor choices. Residents could face major water issues soon if things don't change.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 5 the 90 before that.
Developers are responsible for mitigation costs like retention ponds.
Future residents and the city by ensuring long-term infrastructure viability.
Existing residents in flood-prone areas if new development exacerbates drainage issues.
Corpus Christi halfway through major O.N. Stevens Water Treatment Plant intake upgrades kiiitv.com
Commissioners expressed concern about how the city manages drainage and septic systems in areas outside city limits that are being developed before annexation.
The council approved funding for new garbage trucks, a water line extension in Flour Bluff, and upgrades to wastewater infrastructure in the northwest part of the city.
The city is facing a water crisis, and residents are pushing for faster, more affordable desalination and recycling solutions. There is a clear divide on whether to pursue large-scale projects or immediate, modular alternatives.
Corpus Christi is scrambling to ward off a water crisis. Here’s a guide to its water projects. The Texas Tribune
Several items address infrastructure, including a contract for a wastewater treatment plant, changes to the Peoples Boardwalk Project to fix sinkholes, and airport maintenance funding. These aim to ensure reliable city services and public spaces.
City leaders outline major water projects amid historic drought kiiitv.com
After a decade of missteps, Corpus Christi careens toward water catastrophe Texas Standard
After a decade of missteps, Corpus Christi careens toward water catastrophe The Texas Tribune
The city is making significant investments in its water supply, including groundwater projects and desalination. These projects aim to secure a more robust and diverse water future for the region.
The council is moving forward with significant water infrastructure projects, including desalination and groundwater rights, by authorizing bond issuances and contracts.
Several agreements were approved for the construction and reimbursement of water arterial transmission and grid main lines, as well as wastewater collection line extensions. These projects are associated with new residential developments, including King's Landing and Oso Creek Corner.
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