 A revitalized plant would keep the city up to date on all TCEQ guidelines, which, according to Niles, continue to change up their regulations. The city has already heard from a few companies who are interested in making a deal, making them hopeful they can get the ball rolling very soon. As for a timeline for when the plant would be fully upgraded, Niles said it would take some time for it to be completed. It will take at least three to five years for us to have a completely up and operational plant that is functional.