Head of water district purchases property, sells to public entity he works for

The head of a water district in Robstown sold a small piece of land to the district he works for.

Marcos Alaniz, the district manager of Nueces County Water Control Improvement District #3 , and his wife bought several properties near the district’s filter plant.

Those properties, located on North 3rd Street in Robstown, were purchased in 2022 and 2023.

One of those purchases included several parcels, which were purchased for $176,000 .

6 Investigates reviewed publicly available documents and requested additional documents from NCWCID #3 via a Public Information Request.

Those documents reveal that .11 acres were carved out of one of those parcels and sold to the district for $180,000 in October 2023.

That property is valued at $23,239, according to the Nueces County Appraisal District website.

The district’s board of directors approved this purchase after discussing it in executive session at its meeting on September 19, 2023.

The agenda for that meeting does not specify this is an item to be discussed in executive session, and the meeting minutes do not indicate the board met in private to discuss this deal.

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