BAWA Resolution No. 2025-9 RESOLUTION NO. 2025-9
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE BAYTOWN AREA
WATER AUTHORITY ADOPTING THE BAYTOWN AREA WATER AUTHORITY'S
WATER CONSERVATION PLAN; AND PROVIDING FOR THE EFFECTIVE DATE
THEREOF.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE BAYTOWN AREA WATER
AUTHORITY:
Section 1: That the Board of Directors of the Baytown Area Water Authority hereby adopts
the Baytown Area Water Authority's Water Conservation Plan. The plan is marked as Exhibit"A"attached
hereto and incorporated herein for all intents and purposes.
Section 2: This resolution shall take effect immediately from and after its passage by the
Board of Directors of the Baytown Area Water Authority.
INTRODUCED, READ and PASSED, by the affirmative vote of the Board of Directors of the
Baytown Area Water Authority this the 16"day of July, 2025.
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EXHIBIT "A"
BAYTOWN AREA WATERAUTHORITY
PUBLIC WORKS &ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT 7425 Thompson Road
Baytown,Texas77521
(281)420-5310
BAYTOWN AREA WATER AUTHORITY
Water Conservation Plan
• WATER CONSERVATION
ENACTMENT:
Emergency water conservation would be initiated by the Baytown Area Water Authority Plant Manager or his.'her
designee in the event that BAWA finds that water conservation or a number of other circumstances beyond the
control of BAWA could disrupt the normal availability of the raw or finished water supply.
PURPOSE:
This plan sets forth uniform requirements,guidelines,and recommendations for water conservation for the Baytown
Area Water Authority (BAWA)_ This plan will enable BAWA to comply with all applicable requirements of the
Texas Water Development Board and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality which is required in the
contract with the City of Houston, effective October 24, 1994, for the purchase of raw water for purification to
potable water and sales to wholesale customers. In the event of an identified water shortage declaration, the
Authority will distribute water to wholesale customers according to the Texas Water Code, §11.039.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION:
BAWA operates two surface water treatment plants with a peak flow of 32 MGD, and a projected flow of 15.97
MGD in fiscal year 2024-2025. BAWA will follow and comply with the Texas Commission on Environmental
Quality(TCEQ) Rules and Regulations for Public Water Supplies,National Primary Drinking Water Regulations
(MPDWR), Safe Drinking Water Act(SWDA), and Surface Water Treatment Rule(SWTR). BAWA will provide its
customers with high quality, safe drinking water, and a consistent source of fire protection. The sole source of raw
water is provided by the Coastal Water Authority(CWA) canal system.
BAWA has three 4.5 million gallon finished water storage tanks and one 1.5 million gallon finished water storage
tank. BAWA also has one 20 million gallon raw water retention pond and one 10 million gallon raw water retention
pond. BAWA is a wholesale water supplier Its customers include the City of Baytown, HCWCID No.1, HCFWSD
1-B, HCFWSD 1-A, HCFWSD No. 27, Lake MUD, Cedar Bayou Park(Orchard Crossing),and Country Terrace
WS with a combined total estimate of 44,739 service connections. (See Attachments A, B, and C.)
The Authority will include a provision in every wholesale water contract entered into or renewed after adoption of
the plan, including contract extensions, that in case of a shortage of water resulting from drought, the water to be
distributed shall be divided in accordance with Texas Water Code §11.039
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OBJECTIVES:
The objectives of this plan are:
1. To improve water use efficiency in existing buildings, treatment structures, and areas located within the perimeter
of the BAWA treatment facility.
2. To have plant personnel detect water leaks on the plant water piping and find other sources of unaccountable
water and to make repairs in a timely manner.
3. To minimize and maintain distributing operating pressure within a constant, acceptable operating range.
4. To inform and educate the public about water conservation and drought contingency methods in use at BAWA.
GOALS:
BAWA's goal is to reduce water consumption by increasing employee awareness through usage of water
conservation techniques including leak detection, meter calibration,and following program guidelines. The goal is
to keep the maximum acceptable percent of unaccountable water to 10 percent or less on an annual basis. (See
Attachment D.)
GENERAL PROGRAM:
Treatment Structure and General Area:
1. Check all pump packing lubrication lines for water leaks on a daily basis. Make timely repairs to leaks.
2. Check all dilution water lines for leaks and make repairs.
3. Check all plant water faucets,hose bibs for detectable drips or leaks and make repairs.
4. Check all safety showers,eyewashes for drips and leaks on a daily basis.
5. Routinely check for leaks below and above ground water pipes.
6. Perform water landscaping in the early morning and late evening during the hotter months to limit evaporation.
7. Check all plant water meters on a monthly basis for leaks and discrepancies in water usage.
8. Have all plant water meters calibrated on an annual basis.
9. Insulate chemical feed and water lines exposed to the elements during winter months.
BAWA practices a regular program of water conservation for all plant water usage. Plant water is recycled back into
the forebay as raw water.
BUILDING:
1. Inspect all plumbing fixtures and pipes for leaks and make repairs.
2 Inspect toilets for leaks
3. Have plant water meter calibrated on an annual basis.
4 Inspect washroom shower facilities and install low-flow showerheads.
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PUBLIC PARTICIPATION/EDUCATION:
In recognition of the importance of public participation in water conservation, BAWA will provide the following
conservation educational services:
1. Brochures and pamphlets will be made available in the lobby of BAWA Administration Building.
2. Pamphlets will be mailed to each wholesale customer.
3. BAWA personnel will provide infonnation on water conservation during plant tours and school educational
programs.
PRESSURE:
BAWA will maintain a minimum operating distribution pressure to adequately supply all customers with sufficient
water quantity for consumption and fire protection.
MASTER METERS:
Calibrate all BAWA customer's master meters on an annual basis. Make repairs as needed to maintain accurate
calibration.
• DROUGHT CONTINGENCY PLAN
Section 1: Declaration of Pgj*gy, EljEpose, and Intent
In cases of extreme drought, periods of abnormally high usage, system contamination, or extended reduction in
the ability to supply water due to equipment failure,temporary restrictions may be instituted to limit non-essential
water usage. The purpose of the Baytown Area Water Authority Drought Contingency Plan is to encourage
customer conservation in order to maintain supply, storage, system pressure or to comply with the requirements
of a court, government agency or other authority.
Section II: Public Involvement
Opportunity for the public to provide input into the preparation of the plan was provided by Baytown Area
Water Authority by means of scheduling and providing public notice of a public meeting to accept input on the
plan. If a WCP:DCP is revised and adopted in between 5-year submittal deadlines, the updated WCP:'DCP will
be submitted to the TCEQ within 90 days of adoption.
The Board Meeting will take place at the:
Baytown Area Water Authority Board Meeting: July 16, 2025
Address: 2401 Market Street Baytown,TX 77520
Time: 4:30 pm
Section III: Wholesale Water Customer Education
Baytown Area Water Authority will periodically provide customers with information about the plan, including
information about the conditions under which each stage of the plan is to be initiated or terminated and the drought
response measures to be implemented in each stage.
Drought Contingency Plan information will be provided by:
41 Public ineeting
• Mail
• News Media
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Section IV:_coordination with Regional Water,Elannin>r Groups
The service area of Baytown Area Water Authority is located within the Region H Regional Water Planning
Group and Baytown Area Water Authority has provided a copy of this plan by emailimail to the Region H
Regional Water Planning Group.
Section V: Authorization
The General Manager of BAWA or his/her designee shall determine if whether conditions warrant implementation
and/or termination of the plan and provide recommends accordingly. Changes in water supply conditions due to
unanticipated higher water usage,weather,or other developments may necessitate changes in the implementation
of different stages.
Termination of any stage may occur when all of the conditions listed as implementation criteria for that stage have
ceased to exist for a period of time as determined by the General Manager of BAWA or his.'her designee.
The utility must notify TCEQ by telephone at (512) 239-4691, or electronic mail at wr a,&c&texa& ►3. prior to
implementing the program_ The utility must also notify in writing, the Texas Commission on Environmental
Quality,Resource Protection Team,MC- 160,P.O. Box 13087,Austin,Texas 78711-3087 within five(5)working
days of implementation including a copy of the utility's restriction notice. In addition, a status report of its
restriction program must be filed with TCEQ every 30 days that restriction continues.
Section VI: Application
The provisions of this plan shall apply to all persons,customers, and property utilizing water provided by
Baytown Area Water Authority. The terms "person" and "customer" as used in the plan include individuals,
corporations, partnerships, associations, and all other legal entities.
Section VII: Criteria for Initiation and Termination of Drought Response StalA`
The General Manager of Baytown Area Water Authority or his,her designee, shall monitor water supply and/or
demand conditions on a regular basis and shall determine when conditions warrant initiation or termination of
each stage of the plan. Public notification of the initiation or termination of drought response stages shall be by
media publication, direct mail to each customer, or other methods reasonably calculated to notify the public of
the plan.
The triggering criteria described below is based on Baytown Area Water Authority's anticipated ability to
provide water to its customers from historical experience of drought conditions operations.
A. Stage 1 Triggers -MILD Drought Conditions
If there is an extreme reduction in water production or other absolute necessity to declare an emergency, the utility
will initially declare Stage I restrictions. If, after a reasonable period of time, demand is not reduced enough to
alleviate or reduce the risk of outages, comply with restrictions required by a court, government agency or other
authority, Stage II may be implemented with Stage III to follow if necessary.
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Requirements for initiation-Baytown Area Water Authority will recognize that a mild water shortage condition
exists when:
• Temporary interruption in the flow of the Coastal Water Authority Canal.
• Any unforeseen conditions that may occur that cause the Plant Manager of BAWA to notify the
Director of Public Works,Utilities of this abnormal condition.
Requirements for termination-Stage I Plan may be rescinded when all of the conditions listed as triggering
events have ceased to exist for a period up to three(3)consecutive days.
Upon initiation and termination of Stage 1, Baytown Area Water Authority will inform customers by telephone
and written notice. In addition,TCEQ will be given notice as required.
B. Stage 2 Triggers- MODERATE Drought Conditions
Requirements for initiation-Baytown Area Water Authority will recognize that a moderate water shortage
condition exists when any two of the following triggers occur:
• Short-term interruption in the flow of the Coastal Water Authority Canal, that may affect supply of raw
water.
• Average treatment plant flow is required in excess of 850-0 of the plant's capacity for three(3)consecutive
days.
• Continually falling ground and elevated storage tank levels that do not refill before reaching a critical
level.
• Major line breaks that require an extended repair time.
• Pump system failure that causes unprecedented loss of capability to provide service.
• Any unforeseen condition that may occur that causes the Director of Public Works.Utilities to recommend
implementation of voluntary water rationing to the Baytown Area Water Authority General Manager or
the designee.
Requirements for termination-Stage 2 Plan may end when the conditions that triggered the event have ceased to
exist for a period up to three(3)consecutive days. Upon termination of Stage 2, Stage 1 becomes operative.
Upon initiation and termination of Stage 2, Baytown Area Water Authority will inform customers by telephone
and written notice. In addition, TCEQ will be given notice as required.
C. Stage 3 Triggers- SEVERE Drought Conditions
Requirements for initiation-Baytown Area Water Authority will recognize that a severe water shortage condition
exists when any three of the following triggers occur:
• Extended interruption in the flow of the Coastal Water Authority Canal.
• Average treatment plant flow at BAWA in excess of 85%of the plant's capacity for five (5)consecutive
days.
• Continually falling ground and elevated storage tank levels that do not fully recover overnight.
• Major line breaks that severely interrupt the supply of water to the distribution system.
• Pump system failure that causes unprecedented loss of capability to provide service.
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• Any unforeseen condition that may occur that causes the Plant Manager or his.:her designee to
recommend the implementation of mandatory rationing to the General Manager of BAWA.
Requirements for termination-Stage 3 Plan may end when the conditions that triggered the event have ceased to
exist for a period up to three(3)consecutive days. Upon termination of Stage 3, Stage 2 becomes operative.
Upon initiation and termination of Stage 3, Baytown Area Water Authority will inform customers by telephone
and written notice. In addition, TCEQ will be given notice as required.
D. Stage 4 Triggers—CRITICAL Drought Conditions
In the event of a Stage 4 Emergency Water Shortage Condition, fire, flood, hurricane, lightning strike, tornado,
windstorm, act of God,riot, terroristic act, any act of civil disobedience, or any other similar occurrence which
results in the inability of Baytown Area Water Authority to provide potable water to customers (or the likelihood
thereof),or in the event Baytown Area Water Authority is subject to imposition of the requirements of a regional
water authority, the General Manager or hisiher designee,may without prior notice, invoke all or any combination
of any of the Drought Response Measures set forth in this plan as "Emergency Response Measures." Baytown
Area Water Authority may establish any of the penalties set forth in Section XI for violations of the Emergency
Response Measures.
Requirements for initiation-Baytown Area Water Authority will recognize that a critical water shortage condition
exists when any three of the following triggers occur:
• Loss of capability to provide water service from BAWA for an extended period of time.
• Water supply totally dependent on the customer's wells.
• Natural or man-made contamination of the water supply.
Requirements for termination-Stage 4 Plan may end when the conditions that triggered the event have ceased to
exist for a period up to three(3)consecutive days. Upon termination of Stage 4, Stage 3 becomes operative.
Upon initiation and termination of Stage 4, Baytown Area Water Authority will inform customers by telephone
and written notice. In addition, TCEQ will be given notice as required.
E. Termination of Trigger Conditions Notification.
When a trigger condition occurs, Baytown Area Water Authority shall enforce the Drought Response Measures
applicable to such trigger condition. After the expiration of three(3)consecutive days, and assuming no other
trigger conditions have occurred, the Drought Response Measures prescribed shall terminate and Baytown Area
Water Authority shall cease implementation and enforcement of such measures. Baytown Area Water Authority
will notify customers of the termination of the particular Drought Response Measures and may utilize the same
manner of notification used to inform customers of the occurrence of the trigger condition and implementation
of the Drought Response Measures.
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Section VIII: Drought Response Stages
The General Manager of Baytown Area Water Authority or his/her designee, shall monitor water supply and/or
demand conditions on a regular basis and, in accordance with the triggering criteria set forth in Section V11 of
the plan, shall determine that a mild, moderate, severe,critical, or emergency condition exists and shall
implement the following actions upon prior notification to Baytown Area Water Authority customers:
A. Stage 1 Response -MILD Water Shortage Condition Measures
Target: Achieve a voluntary 5 percent reduction in daily water demand.
Best Management Practices for SUDUIV Management:
1. Designated plant official or his/her designee will manage the water supply and preserve storage by only
backwashing one filter per shift. Additional filters may be approved for backwashing on a case by case
basis.
2. Designated plant official or his/her designee will reduce high service pump pressure periodically to
conserve water production supply.
Water Use Restrictions for Reducing Demand:
Upon an announcement and implementation by BAWA or their designee, BAWA recommends customers
adhere to the following Stage 1 Drought Condition Measures:
1. Water customers will be requested to voluntarily reduce water use, and will be informed of specific
steps that can be taken to reduce water use.
2. Water customers will be requested to voluntarily limit the use of water for non-essential purposes and to
practice water conservation including watering on odd numbered days if your address is odd numbered
or even numbered days if your address is even numbered during the hours 5:00 p m. and 10:00 a.m.
B. Stage 2 Response -MODERATE Water Shortage Condition Measures
Target: Achieve a voluntary 10 percent reduction in daily water demand.
Best Management Practices for SUt)DIv Management.
1. Designated plant official or his/her designee will manage the water supply and preserve storage by only
backwashing one filter per shift. Additional filter-, may be approved for backwashing on a case by case
basis.
2. Designated plant official or his/her designee will reduce high service pump pressure periodically to
conserve water production supply.
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Water Use Restrictions for Reducing Demand.
Upon an announcement and implementation by BAWA or their designee, BAWA recommends customers adhere
to the following Stage 2 Drought Condition Measures:
1. Promote voluntary conservation efforts.
2. Inform customers by telephone and written notice that Stage 2 of the Drought Contingency Plan has been
enacted and advise the public of locations where literature can be obtained that will advise them of ways
to conserve water.
3. BAWA recommends on a voluntary basis that commercial, industrial and residential irrigation by use of
sprinkler systems for lawns, gardens, landscaped areas,trees, shrubs or other plants be permitted only on
odd-numbered days if your address is odd numbered or even numbered days if your address is even
numbered during the hours of 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 a.m.
C. Stage 3 Response-SEVERE Water Shortage Condition Measures
Target: Achieve a voluntary 15 percent reduction in daily water demand.
Best Management Practices for Suvvly Management:
ment:
I. Designated plant official or his/her designee will manage the water supply and preserve storage by only
backwashing one filter per shift. Additional filters may be approved for backwashing on a case by case
basis.
2. Designated plant official or his/her designee will reduce high service pump pressure periodically to
conserve water production supply.
3. BAWA recommends customers adhere to the following:
a. Visually inspect lines on a daily basis and repair leaks as soon as possible.
b. Flushing is prohibited except for dead end mains.
c. Monitor water usage of residential and commercial entities.
Water Use Restrictions for Reducing Demand:
Upon an announcement and implementation by BAWA or their designee, BAWA recommends customers adhere
to the following Stage 3 Drought Condition Measures:
I. Visually inspect lines on a daily basis and repair leaks as soon as possible.
2. Flushing is prohibited except for dead end mains.
3. Monitor water usage of residential and commercial entities.
4. Commercial, industrial and residential irrigation by use of sprinkler systems for lawns, gardens,
landscaped areas, trees, shrubs or other plants may be permitted only on odd-numbered days if your
address is odd numbered or even numbered days if your address is even numbered during the hours of
8:00 p.m. to I0:00 a.m_ However, irrigation of landscaped areas is permitted at any time if it is by means
of a hand-held hose, a faucet filled bucket, drip irrigation system, or watering can of five (5) gallons or
less. Soaker hoses are prohibited during Stage 3, except when used to water the foundation of structures.
5. Use of water to wash any motor vehicle, motorbike, boat, trailer, airplane, or other vehicle is prohibited
except on designated watering days between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 a.m. Such washing, when
allowed, shall be done with a hand-held bucket or a hand-held hose equipped with a positive shutoff
nozzle for quick rinses.
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6. Vehicle washing may be done at any time on the immediate premises of a commercial car wash or
commercial service station. Such washing may be exempted from these regulations if the health, safety,
and welfare of the public are contingent upon frequent vehicle cleansing, such as garbage trucks and
vehicles used to transport food and perishables.
7. Use of water to fill, refill, or add to any indoor or outdoor swimming pools, wading pools, or"Jacuzzi"
type pools is prohibited except on designated watering days between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and 10:00
a.m. Operation of any ornamental fountain or pond for aesthetic or scenic purposes is prohibited except
where necessary to support aquatic life or where such fountains or ponds are equipped with a re-circulation
system.
8. Use of water from hydrants or flush valves shall be limited to usage for maintaining public health,safety,
and community welfare.
9. Use of water for the irrigation of golf courses, parks, and green belt areas is prohibited except by hand
held hose and only on designated watering days between the hours 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 a.m.
10. The following uses of water are defined as non-essential and are prohibited:
a. Wash down of any sidewalks, walkways,driveways, parking lots, tennis courts, or other hard-
surfaced areas;
b. Use of water to wash down buildings or structures for purposes other than immediate fire
protection;
c. Use of water for dust control;
d. Flushing gutters or permitting water to run or accumulate in any gutter or street and;
e. Water use from failure to repair a controllable leak(s)within a reasonable period of time after
notice has been given to repair such leak(s);
f. Use of soaker hoses except when used to water the foundation of structures.
D. Stage 4 Response-EMERGENCY Water Shortage Condition Measures
Whenever emergency water shortage conditions exist as defined in Section VII of the plan, the General Manager
or his.'her designee shall:
I. Assess the severity of the problem and identify the actions needed and time required to solve the
problem.
2. Inform the Plant Manager or other reasonable official of each wholesale water customer by telephone
or in person and suggest actions,as appropriate,to alleviate problems.
3. If appropriate,notify city, county and/or state emergency response officials for assistance.
4. Undertake necessary actions, including repairs and/or clean-up as needed.
5. Prepare a post event assessment report on the incident and critique of emergency response procedures
and actions.
For customers who operate their own wells, BAWA recommends the following:
• The customers shall visually inspect lines on a daily basis and repair leaks as soon as possible. Flushing
is prohibited except for dead end mains and only between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 a.m.
• Emergency interconnects or alternative supply arrangements shall be initiated. All meters shall be read
as often as necessary to insure compliance with this program for the benefit of all the customers.
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Water Use Restrictions for Reducing Demand:
Upon an announcement and implementation by BAWA or their designee, BAWA recommends customers adhere
to the following Stage 4 Drought Condition Measures:
1. All outdoor use of water is prohibited.
2. Irrigation of landscaped areas is absolutely prohibited.
3. Use of water to wash any motor vehicle, motorbike,boat,trailer, airplane, or other vehicle is absolutely
prohibited.
Section IX: Pro Rata Curtailment
In the event that the triggering criteria specified in Section V11 of the Plan for Stage 3 — Severe Water Shortage
Conditions have been met, the General Manager or his/her designee is hereby authorized to initiate allocation of
water supplies on a pro rata basis in accordance with Texas Water Code, §11.039.
Section X: Contract Provisions
Baytown Area Water Authority will include a provision in every wholesale water contract entered into or renewed
after adoption of the plan, including contract extensions,that in case of a shortage of water resulting from drought,
the water to be distributed shall be divided in accordance with Texas Water Code,§11.039.
Section XI: Enfo[gement
The Districts served by BAWA will be expected to issue written warnings to residents of their perspective District
committing violations. The Districts are expected to have a plan on issuing fines of subsequent violations after
written notice has been issued and ultimately a shutoff notice if the resident continues to commit violations.
The following penalties shall apply to anyone violating the terms of this plan or the Drought Response Measures
adopted pursuant hereto:
A. First Violation
The customer will be notified by written notice of their specific violation.
B. Subsequent Violations
After written notice,the water district may assess a fine up to$500.00 per violation.
After the third violation, the water district may discontinue service at the meter for a period of seven(7) days, or
until the end of the calendar month, whichever is LESS. The normal reconnect fee of the District will apply for
restoration of service.
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Section X1I: "Variances
The utility may grant any customer an exemption or variance from the Drought Contingency Plan for good cause
upon written request. A customer who is refused an exemption or variance may appeal such action of the utility
in writing to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. The utility will treat all customers equally
concerning exemptions and variances, and shall not discriminate in granting exemptions and variances. No
exemption or variance shall be retroactive or otherwise justify any violation of this plan occurring prior to
the issuance of the variance.
Section XIII: Severability
It is hereby declared to be the intention of Baytown Area Water Authority that the sections, paragraphs,
sentences, clauses, and phrases of this plan are severable and, if any phrase,clause, sentence, paragraph, or
section of this plan shall be declared unconstitutional by the valid judgment or decree of any court of competent
jurisdiction, such unconstitutionality shall not affect any of the remaining phrases, clauses, sentences,
paragraphs, and sections of this plan, since the same would not have been enacted by Baytown Area Water
Authority without the incorporation into this plan of any such unconstitutional phrase, clause,sentence,
paragraph, or section.
*WATER RATES STRUCTURE:
BAWA's contract agreement with the City of Houston maintains a conservation-oriented water rate
structure. The contract allows BAWA to pump up to 32 MGD of raw water from the CWA Canal. If the
daily amount of raw water taken by BAWA exceeds the 32 MGD by 10% or 22 MGD, a 51-a penalty is
added to the cost of the water purchased over the 32 MGD.
Wholesale water rates for each customer of BAWA will be specified in the wholesale contracts between
BAWA and each wholesale entity. The current wholesale rate for the City of Baytown is $3.65 1,000
gallons and the current rate for all other districts is $3.88.'1,000 gallons.
WHOLESALE CONTRACT RENEWAL:
At the time of contract renewal or contract extension between BAWA and any wholesale customer,
BAWA requires that each customer develop, submit, and implement an approved Water
Cons ervation/Drought Contingency Plan (WCP.'DCP) for their district using Rules of the Texas
Commission on Environmental Quality, contained in Title 30, Texas Water Administrative Code (TAC),
Chapter 288. This plan will also be required for any new customers and current customer's contract
renewal as per BAWA's contract with the City of Houston and the Texas Water Development Board. The
new wholesale rates will impose water conservation on the wholesale customer by the water rate structure.
BAWA will assist all wholesale customers in the preparation of a WCP'DCP. This will also include the
designated individual or position responsible for implementing the plan and who will be responsible for
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completing/submitting the plan and the annual report to the TWDB as required by wholesale contract
requirements. BAWA will collect and transmit its plan and annual reports and those of its customers (upon
request) to the TWDB.
*WHOLESALE CUSTOMER RESALE:
Should any wholesale customer of BAWA intend to resell purchased water to another source, BAWA shall
require that the wholesale customer's water supply contract between BAWA and the wholesale supplier
state, that the resell contracts must require each successive customer to implement water conservation
measures in accordance with applicable provision of Title 30, Texas Water Administrative Code, Chapter
288.
Attachments:
A. Customer Information
B. Customer Data
C. Customer YearlyrMonthly Consumption Data
D. Percent of Unaccountable Water
Customer contracts are available upon request.
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*ATTACHMENT A
CUSTOMER INFORMATION
Nuniber of'
Customer Address Connections
HCWCID #1 (Highlands Harris County Water Control & 2437
PWS ID 1010159 Improvement District No. l
125 San Jacinto
Highlands, Texas 77562
HCFWSD 1-B Harris County Fresh Water Supply 250
PWS ID 1010590 District 1-B
1721 Jones Road
Highlands, Texas 77562
HCFWSD 1-A (McNair) Harris County Fresh Water Supply 540
PWS ID 1010082 District 1-A
17111 Rolling Creek Dr. #108
Houston, Texas 77099
*HCFWSD 27 (Coady) Harris County Fresh Water Supply 707
PWS ID 1010261 District No. 27
103 Kerry Rd, Highlands, Texas
77562
Lake MUD Lake Municipal Utility District 2046
PWS ID 1011741 P.O. Box 79349
Houston, Texas 77279
*Cedar Bayou Park Cedar Bayou Park (Orchard 98
(Orchard Crossing) Crossing)
PWS ID 1010112 12535 Reed Rd, Sugarland, Texas
77478
Country Terrace Country Terrace Water Supply 525
PWS ID 1011260 P.O. Box 1018
Highlands, Texas 77562
City of Baytown City of Baytown 38186
PWS ID 1010003 PO Box 424
Baytown, Texas 77522-0424
Total: 44,739
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*ATTACHMENT B
CUSTOMER DATA
FST. NUMBER
EST. OF PFIRCIINT PERCENT PFRCIAT
DISTRICT POPULATION CONNECTIONS RESIDEN'"I"All COIN[N1 F RCIA 1, INDUSTRIAL
HCWCID #1(Highlands) 7311 2437 NA NA NA
HCFWSD 1-B 672 250 NA NA ` NA
HCFWSD I-A
(McNair)
1620 540 NA NA NA
HCFWSD 27 2121 707 NA NA NA
Lake MUD 5421 2046 NA NA NA
Cedar Bayou
Park (Orchard 294 98 NA NA NA
Crossings)
Country 1575 525 NA NA FNA
Terrace
*City of Baytown 87787 - --- 38186 90.7 18.3 l
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*ATTACHMENT C
FISCAL YEAR TOTAL YEARLY DELIVERY (MG)
(Fiscal Year—October 1 — September 30)
HCWCID #1 144.987 130.437 150.827
(Highlands)
HCFWSD 1-B 14.563 14.548 13.93
HCFWSD 1-A 56.124 63.153 58.139
(McNair)
HCFWSD 27 57.351 68.778 61.568
Lake MUD 146.111 148.105 135.632
Cedar Bayou Park 13.954 16.514 15.963
(Orchard Crossings)
Country Terrace 35.971 48.002 43.819
City of Baytown 4395.584 5056.576 5349.314
FISCAL YEAR AVERAGE MONTHLY DELIVERY (MG)
HCWCID #1 12.08 10.86 12.56
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HCFWSD 1-B 1.21 1.21 1.16
HCFWSD 1-A 4.67 5.26 4.84
(McNair)
HCFWSD 27 4.77 5.73 5.13
Lake MUD 12.17 12.34 11.30
Cedar Bayou Park 1.16 1.37 1.33
(Orchard Crossings)
Country Terrace 2.99 4.00 3.65
City of Baytown 366.29 421.38 445.77
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ATTACHMENT D (Page 1)
PERCENT OF UNACCOUNTABLE WATER
FISCAL YEAR 2021-2022
October 2021 459.882 401.364 13.58
November 2021 433.231 369.703 15.82
December 2021 462.989 407.463 12.75
January 2022 439.753 372.675 16.51
February 2022 420.427 357.346 16.22
March 2022 463.899 395.323 15.96
April 2022 457.654 404.661 12.29
May 2022 500.722 428.660 15.50
June 2022 534.712 491.986 8.32
July 2022 562.361 495.246 12.69
August 2022 538917 441.692 19.82
September 2022 526,440 426.998 20.85
Yearly Average= 15.02 %
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ATTACHMENT D (Page 2)
PERCENT OF UNACCOUNTABLE WATER
FISCAL YEAR 2022-2023
October 2022 544.030 442.429 20.59
November 2022 493.242 408.302 18.84
December 2022 551.714 472,183 15.53
January 2023 498,126 416.454 17.86
February 2023 448.087 382.467 15.80
March 2023 478.925 407.565 16.09
April 2023 473.457 412.169 13.84
May 2023 511.850 432.961 16.69
June 2023 526.210 473.299 10.58
July 2023 596.913 554.212 7.41
August 2023 680,223 648.847 4.72
September 2023 650.791 616.952 5.33
Yearly Average= 13.60 °fin
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ATTACHMENT D (Page 3)
PERCENT OF UNACCOUNTABLE WATER
FISCAL YEAR 2023-2024
PURCILksl", DELIVERY PERCENT
October 2023 604.426 567.609 6.28
November 2023 562.463 519.154 8.00
December 2023 508.221 458.704 10.24
January 2024 565.080 504.235 11.38
February 2024 492,320 446.807 9.69
March 2024 511,174 466.094 9.22
April 2024 502.133 465.375 7.59
May 2024 517.767 470.122 9.64
June 2024 515.837 477.290 7.76
July 2024 530.410 491.302 7.65
August 2024 580.926 532.263 8.74
September 2024 534.298 494.934 7.64
Yearly Average— 8.65°•a
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