Project intelligenceTDLR TABS2023016860New Construction
Funding type

This project is privately funded, on private land for private use.

Project Mallard Water Treatment Plant in Lexington, TX

2122 County Road 314, Lexington, TX, 78947

Target date passed (Dec 2025)Review Complete

Project Mallard Water Treatment Plant is a new construction project at 2122 County Road 314, Lexington, in Lee County, TX, tracked from its Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) registration. Scheduled to finish Dec 2025 per its TDLR filing; no final inspection recorded yet. The project has an estimated value of $2.4M across about 8,500 sq ft.

Estimated project value
$2.4M
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Estimated construction cost supplied in the TDLR filing. This is not a current property appraisal or a final construction invoice.

Reported floor area
8,500 ft²
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Estimated cost / ft²
$285/sqft
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Scheduled duration
2y 10mo
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Mar 6, 20231,031 days across supplied datesDec 31, 2025

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  1. Scheduled construction start · Scheduled date

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  2. Project registered · TDLR filing

    Registration of the project with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.

    43 days after the preceding date shown.

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  3. Review complete · TDLR filing

    The filing records completion of the accessibility review.

    Same day as the preceding date shown.

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  4. Scheduled completion · Scheduled date

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    988 days after the preceding date shown.

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📰About Project Mallard Water Treatment Plant

The Project Mallard Water Treatment Plant is a new 8,500 sq ft office building under construction at 2122 County Road 314 in Lexington, Texas. This facility serves as the Admin/Control Building (AC) supporting the overall water treatment operations. The project is privately funded by EPCOR Services, Inc., with an estimated cost of $2,420,621.

Gensler is the design firm of record for this new construction project. The filing indicates construction started in March 2023, with a scheduled completion date of December 2025. TDLR completed plan review in April 2023. Although the scheduled completion date has passed, the TDLR record has not yet recorded a final inspection, so the current state of the site is not confirmed in the public record.

Cost and Size Context

The estimated cost of $2,420,621 places this project above the Lee County median for new construction filings, which stands at $505,692. The median size for comparable projects in the county is 6,000 sq ft, while this building is larger at 8,500 sq ft. The computed cost per square foot is $285, which is above the county median of $157 per square foot.

The scheduled build window of 1,031 days is longer than the county median of 214 days. EPCOR Services, Inc. has two other TDLR-registered projects totaling $1,000,000, both located in Taylor and marked as review complete. Gensler has six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $127,800,000, including large-scale developments in Dallas, Irving, and McKinney.

Local Area Profile

Lexington is located in Lee County. According to U.S. Census ACS 2023 five-year estimates for ZIP code 78947, the population is about 5,110. The median household income is $81,371, and the median owner-occupied home value is $276,900. There are approximately 2,240 housing units in the area, with housing predominantly owner-occupied. This project is situated on private land for private use, distinct from public municipal infrastructure.

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Project Mallard Water Treatment Plant is a New Construction project located at 2122 County Road 314, Lexington, TX 78947 in Lexington, Texas. The project has an estimated value of $2.4M covering 8,500 sq ft. EPCOR Services, Inc. is the property owner and Gensler is the design firm of record. The project was registered with TDLR on April 18, 2023.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Mallard Water Treatment Plant office building open?

The TDLR record has not yet recorded a final inspection. The scheduled completion date was December 2025, but the public record does not confirm that construction is finished or that the facility is operational.

Who is building the Mallard Water Treatment Plant office?

EPCOR Services, Inc. is the owner and developer of record. Gensler is the design firm of record for this new construction project in Lexington, Texas.

How much does the new office building cost?

The estimated cost is $2,420,621. This figure is above the Lee County median estimated cost for new construction filings, which is $505,692.

What is the size of the Admin/Control Building?

The building is 8,500 sq ft. This is larger than the Lee County median size of 6,000 sq ft for comparable new construction projects.

When was the project registered with TDLR?

The project was registered with TDLR in April 2023. Plan review was also completed in April 2023, and construction started in March 2023.

What is Project Mallard Water Treatment Plant?

Project Mallard Water Treatment Plant is a new construction project at 2122 County Road 314 in Lexington, Texas, registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). Scope of work: Office Building supporting overall Water Treatment Plant

Is Project Mallard Water Treatment Plant open in Lexington?

Project Mallard Water Treatment Plant was scheduled to finish construction in Dec 2025 according to its TDLR registration, but TDLR has not recorded a final accessibility inspection, so its opening status is not confirmed in the public record.

Where is Project Mallard Water Treatment Plant located?

Project Mallard Water Treatment Plant is located at 2122 County Road 314, Lexington, TX, 78947, in Lee County.

Who is the owner or developer of Project Mallard Water Treatment Plant?

EPCOR Services, Inc. is the property owner/developer of record for Project Mallard Water Treatment Plant, per its TDLR project registration.

Who is the architect or design firm for Project Mallard Water Treatment Plant?

Gensler is the design firm of record for Project Mallard Water Treatment Plant, according to its TDLR filing.

How much does Project Mallard Water Treatment Plant cost and how big is it?

Project Mallard Water Treatment Plant has an estimated construction value of $2.4M and approximately 8,500 square feet (about $285/sqft), based on its TDLR filing.

Scope of Work

Office Building supporting overall Water Treatment Plant

Note: This project is registered under the Texas Accessibility Standards (TAS) program. TDLR registration is required for commercial and public facility construction to ensure compliance with accessibility requirements under Texas Government Code Chapter 469.

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2122 County Road 314, Lexington, TX, 78947

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