Water Resources

Thanked the city for recent recycled water agreements with refineries to reduce drinking water demand.

Urged the council to prioritize Corpus Christi citizens in all upcoming water and policy decisions.

Urged the council to vote against the groundwater purchase resolution due to lack of hydrological data.

Expressed strong opposition to the $28 million groundwater purchase, citing potential damage to rural wells and agricultural livelihoods.

Discussed the Fair Water Amendment petition drive to end drought exemption fees for high-volume industrial water users.

Expressed concern regarding desalination contracts and urged the city to use its full authority to reduce demand.

Raised concerns regarding groundwater management, well monitoring, and data transparency.

Raised concerns regarding ongoing infrastructure work and well discharges near Cayamon Creek.

Criticized city management and lack of transparent communication regarding water policies and financial decisions.

Questioned water testing data, arsenic levels, and monitoring protocols for groundwater wells.

Suggested stricter water conservation enforcement for residential sprinkler systems.

Stressed that city leadership's primary duty is to protect and serve Corpus Christi citizens.