WHO WE ARE

Save Lake LBJ is a group of concerned citizens who have banded together to stop the industrialization of Lake LBJ. This site was created to provide information regarding 2 sand plants being proposed by Collier Materials in Kingsland, TX. One will be located on the Llano Arm of Lake LBJ on the Miles/Moss Ranch off of CR 309 and the other at the confluence of the Llano and Colorado rivers behind Bridgepoint Subdivision also on the Miles/Moss ranch. They will be dredging in Lake LBJ using dredging barges and other heavy equipment and processing in 2 sand plants on land. we are working very hard to stop this and can use all the support we can get.

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MAJOR CONCERNS

TRAFFIC SAFETY

100+ large 18 Wheelers per Plant per Day

PROPERTY VALUES

No one wants to look at sand barges out their lakefront property

WATER QUALITY AND USE

The operation could use as much as 6500 gallons/ hour

AIR QUALITY

Sand 4 stories high will constantly be blowing in the wind.

BOATERS AND TOURISTS

The disturbance of the dredging operation will push boaters out into an already crowded LBJ.

NOISE POLLUTION

People come here for the peace and quiet.

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Current Update 4/12/2023

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LCRA increases Dredge Zone D at Collier Materials Request

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SAVE LAKE LBJ POWERPOINT

This PowerPoint condenses the information received in open records requests and public applications. It covers all permitting entities for both proposed sand plants.

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HIGHLAND LAKES WATERSHED ORDINANCE APPLICATIONS

Here you can find all the application materials for Kingsland I and Kingsland II Sand Plants. This is the land operations for both Sand Plants.

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HIGHLAND LAKES DREDGE AND FILL APPLICATIONS

Here you can find all the applications associated with the dredging operations for both Kingsland I and Kingsland II. These applications pertain specifically to the dredging operations.

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