The Lake Arlington-Village Creek Watershed Protection Plan will be presented publicly to begin the process of gathering input to help guide the development of strategies to help protect the water quality in Lake Arlington and Village Creek. The WPP is a voluntary, non-regulatory approach to achieve water quality goals through the strategic application of best management practices.The City of Arlington, the Trinity River Authority of Texas and Texas Commission on Environmental Quality are partnering with local governments, business owners and residents.Village Creek is currently listed as an impaired water body on the TCEQ
2010 Texas Integrated Report of Surface Water Quality. While it is not currently listed as impaired, Lake Arlington was included in the
2012 Integrated Report for nitrate and chlorophyll-a concerns.
WHEN:
- Thursday, Dec. 10, 2-4 p.m.
- OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
- REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED
WHERE:
- Burleson Service Center, University Room
725 SE John Jones Drive, Burleson, Texas
How does one send comments by email to be entered in the official record? Thank you.
Hi Ranjana, Thanks for your question! This meeting is being run by the Trinity River Authority of Texas. Here is their contact page: http://www.trinityra.org/form.asp?i=4. You can also call (817) 467-4343.
Thank you.
Was told by Quicksilver rep that the drillsites on the Ft Worth side of the lake are at 580 ft elevation…heard in a youtube video that our lake was 8 ft over full…and then was told that the highest Lake Arlington rose in the most recent early Dec rains was 559 ft…so are we going to let 20 feet define the protection against the proximity of our drinking water source to toxic drill sites? Buy’em up & shut’em in permanently.