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Liberty Hill council convenes executive session to review water, utility and land-acquisition matters
Summary
At a special called meeting July 2, the Liberty Hill City Council went into executive session to receive legal guidance on a proposed temporary water agreement with Georgetown, utility obligations and several real-property items including land for an advanced water purification facility. The council reconvened and adjourned with no public votes recorded.
Liberty Hill — The Liberty Hill City Council convened a special called meeting at 5:30 p.m. July 2 and entered an executive session to receive legal guidance on a slate of utility and real-estate matters, including a proposed temporary water agreement with Georgetown.
The council’s presiding speaker told members the session was intended to get leadership and staff "on the same page" ahead of significant upcoming decisions. "So what we thought would be best is to sit down with key staff and to discuss, what is listed here in executive session," the presiding speaker said. He added the goal was to be prepared to act…
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