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Temple council approves developer agreement to upsize Little Elm wastewater line
Summary
The Temple City Council on June 18 adopted a resolution authorizing a developer participation agreement with Seos Super Alloy Technologies LLC to upsize about 4,700 feet of the Northwest Little Elm wastewater line to an 18-inch main for a not-to-exceed $3.3 million cost; the measure passed 3-0 with one abstention.
The Temple City Council voted June 18 to adopt a resolution authorizing a developer participation agreement with Seos Super Alloy Technologies LLC to upsize approximately 4,700 feet of the Northwest Little Elm wastewater line to an 18-inch line, in an agreement not to exceed $3,300,000.
Council action came during a special call meeting that began at about 8:15 a.m. Mayor Pro Tem Tim Walker moved to approve the item; Council Member Grant seconded the motion. The item passed with three members voting yes, zero voting no and one abstention, according to the meeting record.
The resolution authorizes the city to enter the developer participation agreement with Seos Super Alloy Technologies LLC. The transcript records the council’s motion and vote but includes no additional details in the meeting about the source of funds, project schedule, or which council member abstained. The funding source and implementation timeline were not specified in the record.
The council had earlier approved a consent agenda; items 1c and 1d were pulled for separate votes, and item 1c (the Seos agreement) was considered and approved as described.
No public comment or extended council discussion about the wastewater upsizing appears in the transcript for this meeting. The action recorded is limited to the motion, second and the vote outcome.
