Contract AwardInfrastructure & MaintenanceDetected Jun 23, 2026

Following odor complaints from a resident along Woodland Glen Drive in October 2025, the District decided to enhance vegetative buffering at the Joint Wastewater Treatment Plant. In January 2026, contracts were executed with Earthcare Management to plant a tree buffer along the west boundary, again using a mix of Loblolly Pine, Live Oak, Magnolia, and similar species to help mitigate odor and visual impacts. Notice to Proceed was issued April 27, 2026, and as of May 29 the project is approximately 95% complete.On June 8 and June 23, the engineer submitted Pay Application No. 80 and recommends payment. This identifies Earthcare as the current vegetation/landscape contractor at the WWTP and highlights an odor mitigation strategy based on landscaping, which may be complemented in the future by mechanical odor control systems or additional buffering—opening opportunities for firms in odor control equipment, monitoring, and ongoing landscape maintenance.

The vegetative buffer is one component of a larger WWTP expansion and odor management effort; expansions are funded under Bond Series 2023 and 2024.

Montgomery County Mud 99Wastewater Treatment Plant reforestation and odor mitigation buffer

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