R-86-821 - 2/13/1986RESOLUTION NO. n __ L\
WHEREAS, Jim Mills responded to the needs of all Citizens of Williamson
Counties Counties to protect the environment and water quality for this and future
generations; and,
WHEREAS, Jim Mills tirelessly pursued creation of a Regional Wastewater
Treatment System in the Brushy Creek Watershed of Williamson County, and,
WHEREAS, Jim Mills perceived of the need for and caused the planning
effort to be done to provide a solution to wastewater problems; and
WHEREAS, These wastewater problems could directly impact the drinking
water supply of the City of Round Rock; and
WHEREAS, Jim Mills saw that the Brushy Creek Water Control and
Improvement District No. 1 of Williamson and Milam Counties provided the
capability to study, design, permit and construct a Regional Wastewater System;
and,
WHEREAS, Jim Mills served on the Brushy Creek WCID Board of Directors as
its President and sought and achieved designation as the Regional Entity to
provide regional wastewater service from the Texas Water Development Board,
and,
WHEREAS, The City of Round Rock through the actions of its Mayor, City
Council, and Staff supported and encouraged such actions; and.
WHEREAS, The planning and design effort to date has resulted in the
definition of a Regional Wastewater System able to ultimately serve a
population of 500,000 people having an ultimate wastewater treatment plant
capacity of 50,000,000 gallons per day, having approximately 65,000 linear feet
of wastewater line varying from 20 inches to 72 inches in diameter, the initial
phase of which will cost in excess of $46,000,000; and,
WHEREAS, Construction of this Regional Wastewater System will allow
environmentally sensitive growth of an unparalleled nature in Williamson County
to meet industrial and general population demands.
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF ROUND ROCK, TEXAS
That the Mayor, on behalf of the Citizens of Round Rock and Williamson
County do hereby adopt this resolution honoring these Activities.
RESOLVED this /3 day of , 1986.
ATTEST:
JIP ANNE LAND, City Secretary
11-1-eao-
MIKE ROBINSON, Mayor
City of Round Rock, Texas
ESPEY,
HUSTON &
ASSOCIATES, INC.
Engineering & Environmental Consultants
February 11, 1986
The Honorable a.rlrRose
2704 Mo iia'n Laurel Ln.
A n, Texas 78703
The Honorable Mike Robinson
1201 St. Williams Ave.
Round Rock, Texas 78664
Dear Mark and Mike:
Following input from you, we enclose herewith some suggested revisions
for the resolutions. We have picked Friday, February 21, 1986 from
3:30 to 5:30 p.m. at the El Matador Restaurant in Round Rock for the
get - together. There will be horsdoeuvres provided and a cash bar.
We understand that the following will occur:
(1) Each of you will have the appropriate resolutions drafted,
typed and passed by the appropriate City Councils;
(2) You will provide me with an executed copy of the resolution(s)
which I will attempt to have both resolutions framed (in
one frame) prior to February 21;
(3) We will mail out invitations on Friday, February 14 (a sample
is attached);
Please call Joe Beal or myself should any problems or questions arise.
Very truly yours,
Paul D. Thorn it , P��
PDT /dl
(4) As noted in the memo attached, we need your input regarding
other persons to invite.
Attachments
110 South Brown • P.O. Box 1269 • Round Rock, Texas 78680 • (512) 244 -3885
A RESOLUTION OF THE AUSTIN CITY COUNCIL HONORING
JIM MILLS
WHEREAS, Jim Mills responded to the needs of all Citizens of Travis and
Williamson Counties to protect the environment and water quality
for this and future generations; and,
WHEREAS, Jim Mills tirelessly pursued creation of a Regional Wastewater
Treatment System in the Brushy Creek Watershed of Williamson
County, and,
WHEREAS, Jim Mills perceived of the need for and caused the planning effort
to be done to provide a solution to wastewater problems affecting
the City of Austin; and,
WHEREAS, Jim Mils saw that the Brushy Creek Water Control and
Improvement District No. 1 of Williamson and Milam Counties
provided the capability to study, design, permit and construct a
Regional Wastewater System; and,
WHEREAS, Jim Mills served on the Brushy Creek WCID Board of Directors as
its President and sought and achieved designation as the Regional
Entity to provide regional wastewater service from the Texas
Water Development Board, and,
WHEREAS, The planning and design effort to date has resulted in the definition
of a Regional Wastewater System able to ultimately serve a
population of 500,000 people having an ultimate wastewater
treatment plant capacity of 50,000,000 gallons per day, having
approximately linear feet of wastewater line varying from
20 inches to 72 inches in diameter, the initial phase of which will
cost in excess of $46,000,000; and,
WHEREAS, Construction of this Regional Wastewater System will allow
environmentally sensitive growth of an unparalleled nature in
Williamson County to meet industrial and general population
demands; and,
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED
that the Undersigned, on behalf
of the Citizens of Austin
and Travis County do hereby
adopt this Resolution
honoring these Activities.
Signed, this day of by:
Mayor Frank Cooksey
A RESOLUTION OF THE ROUND ROCK CITY COUNCIL HONORING
JIM MILLS
WHEREAS, Jim Mills responded to the needs of all Citizens of Williamson
Counties to protect the environment and water quality for this and
future generations; and,
WHEREAS, Jim Mills tirelessly pursued creation of a Regional Wastewater
Treatment System in the Brushy Creek Watershed of Williamson
County, and,
WHEREAS, Jim Mills perceived of the need for and caused the planning effort
to be done to provide a solution to wastewater problems; and
WHEREAS, These wastewater problems could directly impact the drinking
water supply of the City of Round Rock; and,
WHEREAS, Jim Mills saw that the Brushy Creek Water Control and
Improvement District No. 1 of Williamson and Milam Counties
provided the capability to study, design, permit and construct a
Regional Wastewater System; and,
WHEREAS, Jim Mills served on the Brushy Creek WCID Board of Directors as
its President and sought and achieved designation as the Regional
Entity to provide regional wastewater service from the Texas
Water Development Board, and,
WHEREAS, The City of Round Rock through the actions of its Mayor, City
Council, and Staff supported and encouraged such actions; and,
WHEREAS, The planning and design effort to date has resulted in the definition
of a Regional Wastewater System able to ultimately serve a
population of 500,000 people having an ultimate wastewater
treatment plant capacity of 50,000,000 gallons per day, having
approximately (15,ceo linear feet of wastewater line varying from
20 inches to 72 inches in diameter, the initial phase of which will
cost in excess of $46,000,000; and,
WHEREAS, Construction of this Regional Wastewater System will allow
environmentally sensitive growth of an unparalleled nature in
Williamson County to meet industrial and general population
demands; and,
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED
that the Undersigned, on behalf
of the Citizens of Round Rock
and Williamson County do hereby
adopt this Resolution
honoring these Activities.
Signed, this day of by:
Mayor Mike Robinson
R.R. 620
Mayor Frank Cooksey, City of Austin
and
Mayor Mike Robinson, City of Round Rock
and
The Friends of Jim Mills,
cordially invite you
to
A Celebration of Half A Century
of
Jim Mills
and his efforts to achieve the
Brushy Creek Regional Wastewater System
February 21, 1986
at
EL MATADOR RESTAURANT, ROUND ROCK
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