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Staff lays out $29.1M central wastewater borrowing, $50M placeholder for Manville pipeline

Hutto City Council · May 7, 2026
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Summary

The city’s presentation listed planned borrowing for wastewater and water projects, including a $29.1M 2027 borrowing for the central wastewater plant and a $50M placeholder for water infrastructure between Manville and Hutto.

City staff told the council the largest near‑term capital need is a projected 2027 borrowing of $29.1 million for a central wastewater treatment plant phase 1. "In '27, we're projecting to borrow 29,100,000 for the central wastewater treatment plant version phase 1," presenter Alberta Barrett said.

Barrett also listed other planned projects: $8.4 million in 2028 for County Road 132 waterlines (24" and 30"), an engineering placeholder of about $50 million for conveyance upgrades and new supply capacity from Manville to Hutto, and 2029 projects including an $8.1 million US‑79 western waterline crossing and a $26.2 million Cottonwood Creek Interceptor phase 1. Barrett emphasized the $50 million figure is a placeholder pending an engineering study and that actual costs will depend on the study’s results.