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Council reviews $3.2M in water and wastewater capital projects funded from enterprise funds

Rosenberg City Council · August 11, 2025
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Summary

Staff outlined water/wastewater CIP items totaling roughly $3.2 million, including meter replacements, Avenue G waterline and hydrant improvements, wastewater basin assessments and collection-system rehab paid from the water fund.

The council reviewed enterprise-fund capital projects for water and wastewater operations.

Staff said enterprise revenues include roughly $8 million from water, $6.1 million from sewer and that the water/wastewater fund will use roughly $2.85 million of fund balance as one-time cash flow for capital projects. Key proposed projects included rehab phase work, $400,000 for meter register replacement, $250,000 for Avenue G waterline and hydrant improvements, $250,000 for wastewater treatment aeration-basin assessment and $500,000 for collection-system rehab, totaling about $3.2 million.

Staff confirmed these projects are funded from the water fund rather than by state grants; council requested project-level detail and locations for upcoming work and asked staff to list the new projects separately in the CIP listing.