In their monthly meeting on October 10, 2013, the Avalon Water Supply and Sewer Service Corp. board voted to formally close eminent domain for the property surrounding the wastewater plant, approved previous minutes/financial report, heard reports from the General Manager and Operations Manager and addressed members concerns.
David Waishes, President of Avalon Water and Sewer Service Corp., accepted Dean Carrell’s resignation on Thursday night during their monthly meeting.
The Avalon Water and Sewer Service Corporation (AWSSC) held their annual and monthly meeting on Thursday night. Directors Jimmy Brown, Denice Wimbish, Manuel Rodriguez and Rickey Johnston were present; David Waishes, Robin Donaldson, and Jeremy Langley were absent. Denice Wimbish and Manuel Rodriquez were re-elected to the board with 62 total votes cast.
The Avalon Water and Sewer Service Corporation (AWSSC) met Thursday evening for their regular scheduled meeting. Topics for discussion were sewer and plant upgrade updates, health insurance for Gregg Rodriguez, employee time off, work orders, TCEQ letter on sampling requirement, signature cards for all banks, USDA operating budget information, land appraisal and a legal brief concerning waste water treatment site.
The Avalon Water and Sewer Service Corporation (AWSSC) met Monday evening for a special called meeting where they accepted the resignation of board members Patsy Russell (vice president) and Santos Munguia (director).
The Avalon Water and Sewer Service Corporation (AWSSC) met Monday evening for their regularly scheduled meeting which was preceded by a Member and Election meeting.
The Avalon Water and Sewer Service Corporation (AWSSC) met Thursday evening for their regular monthly meeting. Topics for discussion were on the purchase of Gillespie land, hiring another meter reader, hiring an attorney, health insurance for Gregg Rodriguez, sewer update and appointing John Goodwyn’s replacement for vice president on the board.
The Avalon Water and Sewer Service Corporation (AWSSC) met Thursday evening for their regular scheduled meeting. Topics for discussion were on purchasing the Gillespie land and discussion on the KSA Engineering contract.
The Avalon Water and Sewer Service Corporation (AWSSC) met Thursday evening for a special meeting to decide on contracting with KSA Engineers, contracting with Dean Carrell and to hear a statement by Carol Gillespie (land owner) concerning the the sewer plant.
The Avalon Water and Sewer Service Corporation met Thursday evening for their regular monthly meeting to hear KSA Engineering’s presentation on their concept for increasing Avalon’s sewer plant capacity.
The Avalon Water and Sewer Service Corporation will have their regular monthly meeting Thursday, December 8, 2011. The meeting will be held at the First Baptist Church in Avalon. Meeting time is 7:00pm. The meeting agenda is included with this notice.
The Avalon Water and Sewer Service Corporation met in a special meeting Thursday night to discuss their current engineering contract and to approve money to make necessary repairs to get the sewer system functioning properly.
The Avalon Water and Sewer Service Corporation met to discuss the status of a program to increase sewer plant capacity. Scott Hoelzle of KSA Engineers was scheduled to give a presentation of a possible enlarged plant but was unable to make the meeting.
The Avalon Water and Sewer Service Corporation met to discuss TCEQ violations and possible fines they are facing during its monthly meeting Thursday.
