Directors of the Mesa Underground Water Conservation District agreed Wednesday to extend their working relationship with a West Texas consulting firm. The board approved a two-year contract with RMBJ Geo, a Floydada-based company which provides hydrology consulting services for the district. “They do all of our mapping and draw-down studies,” said Jacob Hernandez, district manager. The new contract – the district previously had a one-year contract with the firm – will be at a rate of $6,000 per year. Also during their regular meeting the board approved permits for 12 new water wells scattered around the county. Eleven of those are for irrigation wells, including ...