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Author: Robin Gary

Rain brings increases in spring flow and groundwater levels

Posted on November 15, 2021November 19, 2021Author Robin GaryCategories Science

November 2021 Hydro Report The wet conditions this Fall have boosted spring flow at area Middle Trinity springs.  Flow in the Blanco River peaked at 9,210 cfs on Oct. 14.  … Continue reading Rain brings increases in spring flow and groundwater levels

Support for Blanco Land Application Permit instead of Direct Discharge

Posted on November 11, 2021November 16, 2021Author Robin GaryCategories Policy, Watershed Protection

WVWA firmly supports the Blanco Water Reclamation Task Force recommendation to the City of Blanco dated October 30, 2021.  WVWA applauds the thorough analysis done by Aqua Strategies documented in … Continue reading Support for Blanco Land Application Permit instead of Direct Discharge

Liberty Hill’s troubled sewage plant set for hearing

Posted on October 9, 2021October 15, 2021Author Robin GaryCategories Policy, Press Release, Watershed Protection

Hill Country streams are low-nutrient environments, and wastewater discharges alter those environments drastically.  We are pleased that the TCEQ approved a rare contested case hearing for Liberty Hill’s wastewater plant’s … Continue reading Liberty Hill’s troubled sewage plant set for hearing

Rain brings temporary increases in spring flow and groundwater levels – October 2021

Posted on October 7, 2021November 14, 2021Author Robin GaryCategories drought

October 2021 Hydro Report Even with 3-4″ of rain in the last week, area Middle Trinity springs have almost returned pre-rain flow conditions. Pleasant Valley and Park Springs on the … Continue reading Rain brings temporary increases in spring flow and groundwater levels – October 2021

Rain brings temporary increases in spring flow and groundwater levels — 2021 Oct. Hydro Report

Posted on October 7, 2021October 7, 2021Author Robin GaryCategories Posts

Even with 3-4″ of rain in the last week, area Middle Trinity springs have almost returned pre-rain flow conditions. Pleasant Valley and Park Springs on the Blanco River upstream of … Continue reading Rain brings temporary increases in spring flow and groundwater levels — 2021 Oct. Hydro Report

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