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Dirty
Little Secrets Demand
Honest Answers
Here’s the truth
you won’t
hear:
- The Interbasin
Exchange that Doesn’t
Exchange. Most of Williamson County (Region G)
is in the Brazos River Watershed. Most of Travis
County (Region K) is in the Colorado River Watershed. The
water Cedar Park, Leander and Round Rock are taking
will never be returned to Lake Travis. Their
idea of exchange is to take and take and never give
back.
(click for more)
- An Alternative
Water Resource Exists in Their Own Backyard. A large almost unused
aquifer flows through Region G—right in Williamson
County’s own backyard.
(click for more)
- LCRA has Promised
more Firm Water than Lakes Travis and Buchanan actually
have. It
has oversold actual firm water and is continuing to
sell. It is pursuing ways to find more water
outside the lakes, but is hitting significant obstacles. LCRA
has promised before they can deliver.
(click for more)
- During Times
of Peak Water Usage the Level of Lake Travis will
Fluctuate Wildly. When
is your water bill the highest? When is your
electric bill the highest? When are our lakes
used the most? Peak water usage in the summer
will cause Lake Travis to go down rapidly. This
equals summers of low, low lake levels.
(click for more)
- Taxpayers get
stuck with the Tab. Why
should taxpayers get stuck with the tab for a $330
million infrastructure to pump water from the bottom
of Lake Travis? Private enterprise should support
our economy not your tax dollars.
(click for more)
- Conservation
and Preservation are being Ignored. The management of all four cities
is ignoring what makes this area unique and beautiful. Do
they not care what sort of life they may be robbing
from your children and grandchildren? Stripping
land, disturbing habitats, destroying neighborhoods
and wasting precious water seem to be their goals.
(click for more)
- Why all this
push to get so much water in Leander? The American Statesman
announced on July 12: Leander Mayor John Cowman
has teamed with John Lewis, a longtime Central Texas
land developer, on an $11.5 million land investment
in Leander’s ETJ. They envision a high
end residential development.
(click for more)
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The
City Councils of Cedar Park, Leander and Round Rock are
your representatives. They are supposed to be the
decision makers. Are they making the decisions or
simply following the decisions of the people that are making
money by draining Lake Travis?
You need to tell Elected
Officials how you feel.
Tell them to:
- Stop
listening to the people that will make millions
off the lake project.
- Listen
to YOU--the tax payers who will be paying for the
project.
- Stop
going deeper into Lake Travis for water.
- Use
the obvious alternative--aquifer water as a secondary
source for water.
Click Here to TAKE ACTION
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