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Round Rock City Council on Tuesday approved a $4.8 million contract with Millis Development and Construction to renovate Water Tower Park (also referenced as the town green improvements project). City staff presented the agreement and said the project will overhaul the park, add a large lawn and social lawn, restore the Johnson Building with retro gas pump features, add restrooms and better connect downtown sites and trail systems. Staff said the project team expects to begin construction in September and the contract provides 270 days for completion. During council questions, Council member Ortega asked about restroom location; staff replied restrooms will be located on the north end/backside of the Johnson Building and will include separate male and female sections. Mayor Pro Tem Stevens asked whether the Johnson Building has a historic designation; staff said it does not. The council approved the resolution by motion (mover: Council member Ortega; seconder: Mayor Pro Tem Stevens) and the resolution passed by recorded vote.
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