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Tawakoni Water Treatment Plant Advanced Treatment for PFAS; Project No. 101- 0665- 25; Engineering Services Agreement- Final Design

Presented in: Apr 23, 2026 Board of Directors Regular Meeting Download ▼ HTML PDF Packet Previous Versions on 2026-04-23
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Official Roll-Call Vote

Restrains Gov't • 4.3/10 Impact Weight
PASSED (25 - 0)
“Motion on Tawakoni Water Treatment Plant Advanced Treatment for PFAS; Project No. 101- 0665- 25; Engineering S”
BJ
Blair Johnson
Director
YES
JS
YES
GK
Geralyn Kever
Director
YES
AM
YES
DP
Don Paschal
Director
YES
RR
Randy Roland
Director
YES
YES
RC
Rick Crowley
Director
YES
GC
George Crump
Director
YES
RM
Rick Mann
Director
YES
RK
Ronald Kelley
Director
YES
LT
YES
MF
Marvin Fuller
Director
YES
ST
YES
KS
YES
GP
YES
SM
YES
YES
JM
Jack May
Director, Place 3
YES
CI
Chip Imrie
Director, Place 4
YES
FB
Franklin Byrd
Director, Place 5
YES
DH
David Hollifield
Director, Place 2
YES
RS
Ray Stephens
Director
YES
PD
Phil Dyer
Director
YES
RP
YES

Staff Report & Agenda Item Details

Tawakoni Water Treatment Plant Advanced Treatment for PFAS; Project No. 101- 0665- 25; Engineering Services Agreement- Final Design Authorize funding in the amount of $ 3, 093, 000 to Black and Veatch Corporation for final design and bidding engineering services required to design and construct an advanced treatment train for PFAS removal at the Tawakoni Water Treatment Plant ( WTP). Director Jack May advised that the Water Committee reviewed this item yesterday and voted to recommend that the Board authorize approval. Authorization is needed to complete the final design documents for advanced treatment technology improvements to remove PFAS and meet new potable water quality requirements. Raw water from Lake Tawakoni is known to have some PFAS concentrations exceeding maximum contaminants levels. Compliance with the new requirements must be achieved by April 2029. Executive Director Covington added that the District participated in multi jurisdictional litigation across the nation an

Bastiat Liberty & Property Rights Analysis

This motion is scored as RESTRAINS_GOVERNMENT (Impact Weight: 4.3/10). Under the Bastiat Liberty Watchdog Index, voting YES on measures that cap or reduce ad valorem tax burdens, expand taxpayer exemptions, retire debt early, enforce competitive bidding caps, or remove regulatory/zoning barriers to private property rights earns a positive Pro-Liberty score.