Development
Development
BY AMIRA VAN LEEUWEN
BY ANDREW CREELMAN & AMIRA VAN LEEUWEN
GVSUD aims to support future growth
Ford dealer unveils new service center Automotive dealership Jordan Ford unveiled a new 50,000-square-foot service center in Live Oak on Feb. 19. What’s happening The Jordan Ford Pro Elite Commercial Service Center, which broke ground in Feb- ruary 2025, services commercial vehicles and contains 35 new service bays for technicians to work on Class 1-7 commercial vehicles and electric vehicles.
Physical rehabilitation hospital to be constructed A new facility, Everest Physical Rehabilitation Hospital, will soon be constructed at 12910 Toepper- wein Road. What we know The 40,000-square-foot physical rehabilitation hospital will have 40 private patient suites and dedicated inpatient therapy spaces, along with on-site dining services—all of which are designed to support patient recovery, according to an email from Donna Lowder, manager of Live Oak’s economic development corp. The Live Oak Everest Physical Rehabilitation Hospital is expected to be two stories and will serve patients recovering from stroke, brain injury, trauma, speech impediments and more, as previ- ously reported by Community Impact . There is no construction timeline as of press time.
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The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality permitted the facility, and the Texas Water Development Board initially inanced the project. This is the second phase of a three-phase plan, the release states. The district has since grown from providing water to 150 customers to serving 20,000 water connections and nearly 2,500 water connections. If growth continues, the facility could expand further to treat 2.5 MGD, the release states.
O cials with Green Valley Special Utility District celebrated the completion of a 0.5 million gallons per day, or MGD, expansion of its Santa Clara Creek Water Reclamation Facility on Feb. 6. Founded in 1963, GVSUD provides water and wastewater services to one quarter of Guadalupe County and portions of Comal and Bexar counties. The utility district services portions of Schertz, Cibolo, New Braunfels, Seguin, Marion and New Berlin, according to a news release. GVSUD General Manager Phil Gage said the project included a new aerobic packaged wastewater treatment plan, pumping systems, non-potable water systems and a lift station. “Completing a project of this scale in a record amount of time is a direct re ection of the dedication and skill of every team involved,” Gage said in the release.
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O cials celebrated the water reclamation facility's expansion with a ribbon-cutting Feb. 6.
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Original amount: 0.25M gallons per day Expansion amount: 0.5M gallons per day
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Total: 0.75M gallons per day
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Everest Physical Rehabilitation Hospital will be located at 12910 Toepperwein Road.
SOURCE: GREEN VALLEY SPECIAL UTILITY DISTRICT COMMUNITY IMPACT
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