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• <br />WATERWORKS AND SEWAGE TREATMENT FACILITIES <br />The City currently owns and operates two waste disposal treatment plants, a 2.5 <br />million gallons per day (mgd) plant and a 100,000 gallons per day (gpd) plant. with a <br />portion of the proceeds from the sale of its Revenue Bonds, the City will construct <br />a 1.6 mgd expansion to its major sewage treatment plant. After completion of the <br />expansion, the City will then have a total sewage treatment facility of 4.2 mgd. <br />In addition, with a portion of the proceeds from the sale of the Bonds, the City will <br />construct a major trunk line to serve the College View subdivision. After completion <br />of the needed facility, the City will have sufficient sewage treatment capacity to <br />serve a population of approximately 42,000. <br />The City currently owns and operates eight water wells having a combined total capa- <br />city of 8.0 mgd. The City's water storage facilities include seven ground storage <br />tanks, having a total capacity of 1.85 million gallons and two elevated storage <br />tanks having a total combined capacity of 950,000 gallons. The City's water supply <br />facilities are adequate to serve a population of approximately 60,000. <br />The financial information contained on the following <br />pages are excerpts from the City of La Porte's Audit <br />Report for the fiscal year ending September 30 ,' 1984 <br />as prepared by: <br />Eugene Hovey, P.C. <br />Certified Public Accountant <br />La Porte, Texas <br />This information is not intended to be a complete <br />statement of the City's financial condition. A <br />complete Audit Report is available upon request to: <br />Moroney, Beissner ~ Co., Inc. <br />Financial Advisor to the City <br />~~ <br />