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Austin Water - Active Permitted Industrial Users Austin Water - Active Permitted Industrial Users BUSINESS_NAME SERVICE_ADDRESS BUTTROSS PROPERTIES (TAULBEE OPERATING) 5501 N LAMAR BLVD BLDG A 78751 (COMMERCE SQUARE #A) BUTTROSS PROPERTIES (TAULBEE OPERATING) 5501 N LAMAR BLVD BLDG C 78751 (COMMERCE SQUARE #C) MIMCO INC (FOUR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER 111 W WILLIAM CANNON DR BLDG C 78745 BLDG D) JMH MANAGEMENT (LAKE CREEK VILLAGE) 12233 N FM 620 RD 78750 AUSTIN EASTCIDERS INC 4007 COMMERCIAL CENTER DR 78744 PFLUGERVILLE ISD (COPPERFIELD ELEMENTARY) 12135 THOMPKINS DR 78753 TEXAS ASSOC OF SCHOOL BOARD 12007 RESEARCH BLVD SVRD NB 78727 K & N MANAGEMENT (RUDY'S COUNTRY STORE & 7709 N FM 620 RD 78726 B-B-Q) SNH MEDICAL OFFICE PROPERTIES TRUST 6818 AUSTIN CENTER BLVD 78731 (AUSTIN SURGICAL CENTER) CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY 11400 CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY DR 78726 APPLE INC (CAFE) 12545 RIATA VISTA CIR 78727 HIGH END SYSTEMS INC (XETEL CORPORATION) 2105 GRACY FARMS LN 78758 CF ARCIS X LLC (RIVER PLACE COUNTRY CLUB) 4207 RIVER PLACE BLVD 78730 NAAZ 71 BIZ INC 8225 W SH 71 78735 PRODIGY CONSULTING (PRODIGY CHILD 2300 CEDAR BEND DR 78758 DEVELOPMENT CENTER) DANLY PROPERTIES (LAKE CREEK SQUARE) 12129 N FM 620 RD 78750 Page 1 of 390 10/01/2021 Austin Water - Active Permitted Industrial Users PERMIT_NUMBER PERMIT_TYPE 751AUS0003261 General 751AUS0002920 General 745AUS0004604 General 750AUS0002752 General 744AUS0004347 General 753AUS0000971 General 727AUS0002671 General 726AUS0001521 General 731AUS0002727 General 726AUS0000537 General 727AUS0000233 General 758AUS0002505 General 730AUS0004060 General 735AUS0004401 General 758AUS0001689 General 750AUS0002751 General Page 2 of 390 10/01/2021 Austin Water - Active Permitted Industrial Users AUSTIN SONIC (SONIC DRIVE IN #43) 9708 MENCHACA RD 78748 HBA GREATER AUSTIN (PHILLIPS EVENT CENTER) 8140 EXCHANGE DR 78754 MERRILLTOWN STRIP CENTER 14611 BURNET RD 78728 RRH-AUSTIN LLC (JACK IN THE BOX #864) 14910 FM 1825 RD 78660 MAKNOJIYA, KARIM (MARKET CAR WASH) 12195 METRIC BLVD 78758 HAZA FOODS LLC (WENDY'S #16) 10203 LAKE CREEK PKWY 78729 GB AUTO SERVICES INC (LAMBS TIRE & 2204 W SLAUGHTER LN 78748 AUTOMOTIVE) ROUND ROCK INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 11801 TANGLEBRIAR TRL 78750 (PURPLE SAGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL) AUSTIN SONIC (SONIC DRIVE IN #83) 1637 W WELLS BRANCH PKWY 78728 WHOLE FOODS MARKET (DISTRIBUTION 840 INTERCHANGE BLVD 78721 SOUTHWEST) COMMUNITY CLINICAL RESEARCH (INEVITABLE 8334 CROSS PARK DR 78754 CHOICE HOLDING CO.) PAG AUSTIN L1 LLC 12331 N MOPAC EXPY SVRD NB 78758 AI LONESTAR LLC 1009 W WELLS BRANCH PKWY 78660 TEXAS EMPOWERMENT ACADEMY 3613 BLUESTEIN DR 78721 BRIGHT HORIZONS FAMILY SOLUTION 6111 DAVIS LN 78749 P H S CORPORATION (ALERE TOXICOLOGY 9417 BRODIE LN 78748 SERVICES) JAMNA OF AUSTIN LLC (SLEEP INN) 14004 OWEN TECH BLVD 78728 MONTWALK HOLDINGS 6003 1/2 DILLARD CIR 78752 Page 3 of 390 10/01/2021 Austin Water - Active Permitted Industrial Users 748AUS0000324 General 754AUS0004685 General 728WBM0002465 General 660AUS0000657 General 758AUS0002639 General 729AUS0003750 General 748AUS0002072 General 750AUS0002753 General 728WBM0002460 General 721AUS0003043 General 754AUS0002772 General 758AUS0003156 General 660AUS0002277 Categorical 721AUS0000371 General 749AUS0000414 General 748AUS0004705 General 728WBM0004388 General 752AUS0004594 General Page 4 of 390 10/01/2021 Austin Water - Active Permitted Industrial Users GATE P93 LTD (GATEWAY PLAZA BUILDING A) 10001 RESEARCH BLVD SVRD NB BLDG A 78759 CENTRAL MACHINE PROPERTIES LLC (CENTRAL 4824 E CESAR CHAVEZ ST 78702 MACHINE WORKS) KRS ENTERPRISES INC (DAILY PRESS) 4704 E CESAR CHAVEZ ST 78702 HAPPY GOODS INC (SAWYER & CO.) 4827 E CESAR CHAVEZ ST 78702 SMOKEY DENMARK SAUSAGE 3505 E 5TH ST 78702 AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 3100 E 4TH ST 78702 (BROOKE ELEMENTARY) WHITE MOUNTAIN FOODS 3301 E 5TH ST 78702 MEALS ON WHEELS & MORE INC 3227 E 5TH ST 78702 3423 HOLDINGS LLC 701 TILLERY ST BLDG B 78702 ROCHA, ROSE MARIE (CHUMIKAL'S CAFE) 3223 E 7TH ST 78702 MULLINS, AMY (KINDA TROPICAL) 631 GUNTER ST 78702 3423 HOLDINGS LLC 4711 E 7TH ST 78702 AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 4900 GONZALES ST 78702 (ALTERNATIVE LEARNING CENTER/ALLAN CENTER) SHONAZ FOODS INC (BURGER KING #2171) 1001 E BEN WHITE BLVD SVRD EB 78745 DAN'S HAMBURGERS (DAN'S HAMBURGERS #3) 844 AIRPORT BLVD 78702 7 ELEVEN INC 863 AIRPORT BLVD 78702 UNIFIRST CORPORATION 6000 BOLM RD 78721 AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 1012 ARTHUR STILES RD UNIT 1 78721 (EASTSIDE MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL AT Page 5 of 390 10/01/2021 Austin Water - Active Permitted Industrial Users 759AUS0001381 General 702AUS0004884 General 702AUS0004748 General 702AUS0004019 General 702AUS0002002 General 702AUS0000112 General 702AUS0000522 General 702AUS0001772 General 702AUS0004827 General 702AUS0001806 General 702AUS0004488 General 702AUS0001843 General 702AUS0004789 General 745AUS0000690 General 702AUS0001008 General 702AUS0003981 General 721AUS0002356 Significant 721AUS0000077 General Page 6 of 390 10/01/2021 Austin Water - Active Permitted Industrial Users JOHNSTON CAMPUS) BLUEDALE LLC 916 SPRINGDALE RD 78702 BUTTROSS PROPERTIES (TAULBEE OPERATING) 979 SPRINGDALE RD 78702 MIRA BUSINESS INC (DOUBLE R GROCERY) 1149 AIRPORT BLVD 78702 AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 1135 GARLAND AVE BLDG D 78721 (ORTEGA ELEMENTARY) AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT (SIMS 1203 SPRINGDALE RD 78721 ELEMENTARY) ALI, BARKAT (SHACK CORNER STORE) 1167 WEBBERVILLE RD 78721 ANEWENTRY, INC 1808 WEBBERVILLE RD 78721 NXP USA, INC. (ED BLUESTEIN FACILITY) 3501 ED BLUESTEIN BLVD NB 78725 RIVER CREST INVESTORS LP (RIVERTOWN 2015 E RIVERSIDE DR 78741 CENTER) CITY OF AUSTIN, AUSTIN ENERGY (DECKER 8001 DECKER LN 78724 CREEK POWER PLANT LAB) NOLA GRACE LLC 3218 MANOR RD 78723 ODDWOOD ALES LLC 3108 MANOR RD 78723 7 ELEVEN INC 3848 AIRPORT BLVD 78722 REGENCY IHS OF HERITAGE PARK LLC 2806 REAL ST UNIT 2 78722 (HERITAGE PARK NURSING) AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 2613 ROGERS AVE UNIT 3 78722 (CAMPBELL ELEMENTARY) CAJUN OPERATING COMPANY (CHURCH'S FRIED 1150 AIRPORT BLVD 78702 CHICKEN #25) Page 7 of 390 10/01/2021 Austin Water - Active Permitted Industrial Users 702AUS0004334 General 702AUS0004084 General 702AUS0004174 General 721AUS0000128 General 721AUS0000137 General 721AUS0003890 General 721AUS0004259 General 725AUS0002415 Categorical 741AUS0003518 General 724AUS0004694 General 723AUS0004843 General 723AUS0004648 General 722AUS0004145 General 722AUS0002089 General 722AUS0000115 General 702AUS0000455 General Page 8 of 390 10/01/2021 Austin Water - Active Permitted Industrial Users KAROWALIA, ASIFALI (SUPERMARKET) 1144 AIRPORT BLVD UNIT 670 78702 NGUYEN, TIEU (LAUNDRY) 1144 AIRPORT BLVD UNIT 100 78702 ALI, BARKAT (BEST STOP FOOD MART) 1130 AIRPORT BLVD 78702 1135 GUNTER LLC (AUSTIN CAB COMPANY) 1135 GUNTER ST UNIT 2 78702 AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 3601 GOVALLE AVE 78702 (GOVALLE ELEMENTARY) ST JULIAS CHURCH 3010 LYONS RD 78702 CENTRAL TX COMM HEALTH CENTERS 2802 WEBBERVILLE RD 78702 ALI, BARKAT (AL'S FOOD STORE) 3503 WEBBERVILLE RD 78702 AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT (OAK 3601 WEBBERVILLE RD 78702 SPRINGS ELEMENTARY) AUSTIN CAN ACADEMY 1169 HARGRAVE ST BLDG C 78702 C J U F II STRATUS BLK 21 LLC (W AUSTIN HOTEL) 200 LAVACA ST 78701 CITY OF AUSTIN, SUPPORT SERVICES (CITY 301 W 2ND ST 78701 HALL) COUSINS PROPERTIES LP (COLORADO TOWER) 303 COLORADO ST 78701 TX ZEBO (HALCYON) 218 W 4TH ST 78701 BLOUNT 4TH ST PROPERTY LLC 208 W 4TH ST UNIT D 78701 ROUND ROCK INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 14650 MERRILLTOWN DR 78728 (WELLS BRANCH ELEMENTARY) PATE, ROBERT 208 W 4TH ST UNIT C 78701 TRULUCK'S AUSTIN LIMITED 400 COLORADO ST 78701 AUSTIN EATERY 2 LLC (NEWK'S) 408 CONGRESS AVE 78701 Page 9 of 390 10/01/2021 Austin Water - Active Permitted Industrial Users 702AUS0000909 General 702AUS0000808 General 702AUS0003889 General 702AUS0001436 General 702AUS0000119 General 702AUS0002514 General 702AUS0004435 General 702AUS0002236 General 702AUS0000127 General 702AUS0004819 General 701AUS0003155 General 701AUS0002620 General 701AUS0004449 General 701AUS0002801 General 701AUS0001761 General 728WBM0002452 General 701AUS0001759 General 701AUS0000548 General 701AUS0004541 General Page 10 of390 10/01/2021 Austin Water - Active Permitted Industrial Users CHENG, RONALD (CHINATOWN DOWNTOWN) 107 W 5TH ST 78701 LDWB #2 LLC (LONESOME DOVE) 419 COLORADO ST 78701 SPIN AUSTIN LLC 209 W 5TH ST 78701 WEN, WEN-HAO 120 W 5TH ST 78701 TRAVIS COUNTY (RECORDS MGT DIV PRINT 310 W 10TH ST 78701 SHOP) AUSTIN ROWING CLUB 74 TRINITY ST 78701 DAVIS, SUSAN (COUNTER CULTURE) 2337 E CESAR CHAVEZ ST 78702 UNBARLEIVABLE 76 RAINEY ST 78701 ASDN HOSPITALITY (HOLIDAY INN TOWN LAKE) 20 N IH 35 SVRD SB 78701 KASAMALI ENTERPRISES INC (EL POLLO RICO) 730 W STASSNEY LN UNIT 300 78745 DENTON NORWAY LLC (JAVELINA BAR) 69 RAINEY ST 78701 ROBERTS-WALSH, SIDNEY (G'RAJ MAHAL CAFE) 73 RAINEY ST 78701 BANGERS AUSTIN LP (BANGER'S SAUSAGE 79 RAINEY ST 78701 HOUSE & BEER GARDEN) ACG LP (IHOP #1421) 707 E CESAR CHAVEZ ST 78701 IRON WORKS BBQ 100 RED RIVER ST 78701 MAKNOJIYA, KARIM (FOOD N MORE #2) 10505 N FM 620 RD 78726 OLD PECAN STREET ENTERPRISES (MICHELADAS 313 E 2ND ST UNIT B 78701 CAFE Y CANTINA) 7 ELEVEN INC 2803 SAN JACINTO BLVD 78705 MB & EA MOTORS LLC (KWIK KAR) 3416 W WILLIAM CANNON DR 78745 TAP MANAGEMENT INC. (CULVER'S) 3424 W WILLIAM CANNON DR 78745 Page 11 of390 10/01/2021 Austin Water - Active Permitted Industrial Users 701AUS0002894 General 701AUS0004207 General 701AUS0004849 General 701AUS0003598 General 701AUS0000682 General 701AUS0003812 General 702AUS0003382 General 701AUS0004360 General 701AUS0001964 General 745AUS0000610 General 701AUS0003296
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