Variance for an irrigation well to be placed on the property owned by SISD:                                                                      City of Shallowater                                                                          Public Notice   The City of Shallowater would like to give all interested parties the right to appear and be heard at the council meeting on Tuesday, the 17th of December , 2024 at 7:00 p.m. in the Police Department Training Room, 607 Ave G, Shallowater, Texas on the issue of a variance to place an irrigation well on the property owned by Shallowater Independent School District.  The location of the well is in Lubbock County, District # 101270, in Shallowater, Texas.  The well will be in Section 27 Block D5 with a Latitude of 33.692237 and a Longitude of -101.99276 as stated in the High Plains Underground Water Conservation District Water Well Permit Application.      This variance, if granted would allow Shallowater Independent School District to place a well to irrigate on their property. The well has a maximum production of 165 gallons per minute.  The benefit to the community as a whole is the city will not have to provide treated drinking water to irrigate and the property can be maintained by Shallowater ISD.  Any questions or concerns may be directed to City Hall, 806-696-4300. Thank you 

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Construction begins 9/8/2020 for the 10th Street Reconstruction and Drainage Improvement Project

City of Shallowater Notice

Construction will begin on the 700 feet of 10th Street closest to Avenue Q on Tuesday, September 8, 2020.  The city will also be improving the drainage along Avenue Q and the alleys from 10th Street to 7th Street.  The anticipated schedule for the street work is through the end of September. 

There will be no through traffic on 10th Street.  Residents will have access to their homes, but will need to enter and leave on Avenue N instead of Avenue Q.  There will be through traffic both directions on Avenue Q, but it will be slowed down.

Bus traffic will need to be diverted to 9th Street.  When the construction begins on the approaches traffic will be limited to one lane on 7th, 9th, and 10th Streets.

The city will be coordinating garbage pick up with South Plains Waste Services to ensure minimal disruption of services. 

Planned Phasing Schedule:

September 9-11   –  Mix 10th Street and proof roll subgrade

September 9-14   –  1st half of the 7th and 9th Street approaches

September 11-14 –  Mix in cement for cement stabilized base. 

September 15-16 –  Paving of 10th Street

September 15-18 –  1st half of 10th Street approach

September 18-22 –  2nd half of 7th and 9th Street approaches

September 23-25 –  2nd half of 10th Street approach

*Phasing shifts will take place during the curing process and all valley gutters will be completed during the work in those particular areas. 

 

Please be patient during the construction of this project.  This work is needed and the finished product will be worth it. 

 

If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact City Hall at 806-832-4521.

 

Pavecon Ltd. will be as accommodating as possible to the residents on 10th Street.  They will stop equipment and direct you into your driveways.  If you have a rear drive, please use it.  If you have the ability to walk, parking closer to the west end of the street would be helpful.  Pavecon has provided two contacts:

Cory Sandefer, Division Manager          806-412-9050

Sean Moore, Senior Project Manager  806-317-4529

Thank you!