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City staff outlines water-line lead replacements, bridge and TxDOT project timelines
Summary
Project manager Matthew Julian updated the Navasota City Council on stalled developer power for a subdivision project, a scheduled water-tower coating, a pedestrian bridge and several TxDOT road projects; staff also reported 40 lead service lines identified and a five‑year replacement requirement from TCEQ.
Matthew Julian, project manager for the City of Navasota, told the City Council that multiple infrastructure projects are progressing but face separate scheduling and utility constraints.
Julian said the developer has not provided permanent power for a subdivision project, leaving four outstanding items that prevent the contractor Weisinger from finishing work. "We do not have power yet from the developer on-site to finish up the work that Weisinger needs to do," Julian said. Staff is seeking cost estimates to install temporary power if the developer does not supply it.
On the city water tower, Julian reported…
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