At SJWTX, our goal is to make sure that our customers have safe, clean, and reliable water service 24/7, which means that our water system must be maintained and upgraded as time goes by.
In approximately 250 square miles of the service area, SJWTX has 48 active wells, 5 wastewater facilities, 3 surface water plants, 86 pump stations, and 676 miles of water mains- that’s a lot of infrastructure to maintain!
The Campus
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Type of Infrastructure:
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Brand new 500,000-gallon ground storage tank
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Benefits of Infrastructure:
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Additional water source via GBRA turnout
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Provide stable water pressure during a power interruption or a water main break.
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Covers residents in the Meyer Ranch, Vintage Oaks, and Wagner Ranch subdivisions
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Status of Project:
- Completed in November 2021
The Point
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Type of Infrastructure:
- Brand new 225,000-gallon steel ground storage tank and multiple-output booster pumps
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Benefits of Infrastructure:
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Increase capacity to help improve service to the Hillcrest Elevated Storage Tank.
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Water booster pumps provide additional pressure to move water from the storage tank through the mains.
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- This area supplies water to the Canyon Lake High School and subdivisions around FM 32 and FM 3424
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Status of Project:
- Completed in February 2022
Mystic 1
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Type of Infrastructure:
- Additional 750,000-gallon ground storage tank
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Benefits of Infrastructure:
- Provides additional storage to Park Shores.
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Allows one tank to be offline for maintenance without disrupting customer water services.
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Status of Project:
- Completed in May 2022.
Clear Water Estates
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Type of Infrastructure:
- Tie in of newly acquired Clearwater subdivision to the Triple Peak system
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Benefits of Infrastructure:
- Provides redundancy to the subdivision and utilizes good-producing wells to help supplement the Triple Peak Zone
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Status of Project:
- Completed in March 2021
Ventana
- Type of Infrastructure:
- Brand new 750,000-gallon composite elevated water tower
- Benefits of Infrastructure:
- Provides more stable water pressure.
- Supplies additional storage in the event of power interruption or a water main break.
- Located near FM46 and Blanco Road intersection and will serve over 1000 homes in western Bulverde, including the Ventana, Belle Oaks, and Glenn Wood subdivisions.
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Status of Project:
- Completed March 2022.
Stahl Turnout
- Type of Infrastructure:
- Brand new 1,500,000-gallon concrete ground storage including newly added booster pumps.
- Benefits of Infrastructure:
- Improve service in Bulverde and River Crossing areas.
- Additional source of water.
- Serves as elevated storage for the Hidden Trails subdivision.
- Status of Project:
- Completed May of 2021
Park Shores (Surface Water Treatment Plant)
- Type of Infrastructure:
- Additional 500,000-gallon concrete ground storage tank
- Benefits of Infrastructure:
- This tank will provide additional storage at our largest water treatment plant on the north side of Canyon Lake.
- Provides backup support when the first tank needs to be maintained.
- Status of Project:
- Completed December of 2021
FM 306 Main Line Replacement (Phase 5)
- Type of Infrastructure:
- Replace roughly 1.5 miles of 16” PVC with 20” DICL
- Benefits of Infrastructure:
- Continue replacement of critical transmission main that is currently prone to leaks
- Convey water efficiently from our Canyon Lake treatment plant to the Bulverde area.
- Status of Project
- Construction starting in April 2021
- Completed October 2022