Water Management staff presented options to process city biosolids for reuse (drying/blending into a soil product) and proposed using city parcels including 113 Old Carters Creek Pike, Incinerator Road and other sites for storage/processing. Staff estimated capital costs and projected 3–7 year payback versus landfill disposal.

The San Angelo City Council authorized paying 30% toward upgrading an 8-inch sewer line to 12-inch to serve a proposed Arden Heights subdivision, citing future development and wastewater return flows; the measure passed 6–1 after public concerns about taxes and annexation.

City strategizes water supply using treated wastewater for potable distribution from two lakes.

The sanitary district described how wastewater reuse, chiller requirements and contract terms (example Cronis sale) could protect the Mohamad aquifer, explained monitoring and permitting safeguards, and said midsize data centers would likely be manageable under current operations.