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• <br />• <br />0 <br />• <br />CITY <br />PHONE (713 ) 471.5020 <br />August 31, 1977 <br />President and Board of Supervisors <br />BAYSHORE MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT <br />707 Shady River Road <br />La Porte, Texas 77571 <br />Gentlemen: <br />OF IR PORTE <br />• P. O. Box 1115 • LA PORTE. TLxAB 77571 <br />Several weeks ago, representatives of the Bayshore Municipal <br />Utility District contacted the City of La Porte, with the request <br />that the City of La Porte consider treating the District's <br />sewage. The District's sewage is presently being treated by <br />the City of Shoreacres, under a permit issued jointly to it and <br />the District, by the Texas Water Quality Board. The City of <br />Shoreacres, we understand, has indicated to BMUD that it is the <br />desire of Shoreacres that the treatment of its sewage be secured <br />elsewhere "as soon as possible." <br />It is further our understanding that the Shoreacres-BMUD sewage <br />treatment plant is in violation of its State permit, and that <br />enforcement orders and building permit restrictions have been <br />issued by TWQB against both Shoreacres and BMUD. <br />Subsequent to BMUD's request, our engineers have contacted the <br />Texas Water Quality Board, and have received a letter from Mr. <br />Robert G. Fleming, P.E., Director, Central Operations Division, <br />a copy of which is attached to this letter, which letter appears <br />favorable to the City of La Porte treating BMUD's sewage. A <br />meeting was subsequently held at the City of La Porte between <br />City and BMUD representatives and Mr. Fleming, to further discuss <br />this matter, at which meeting Mr. Fleming indicated that the <br />Texas Water Quality Board would view with favor an arrangement <br />whereby the City of La Porte would treat BMUD's sewage. As we <br />discussed in the meeting with Mr. Fleming, the inclusion of <br />BMUD would necessitate amendment of the City of La Porte's <br />currently pending application for an EPA Grant for the expansion <br />and improvement of La Porte's sewage treatment facilities. <br />However, it appears that this can be accomplished with little <br />delay to La Porte, if efforts are initiated in the very near <br />future. It further appears that such a move would also be <br />