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Hutto council and EDC agree to delegate Brushy Creek Wastewater Interceptor Phase 4 to EDC
Summary
The Hutto City Council and Hutto Economic Development Corporation approved delegating the Brushy Creek Wastewater Interceptor Phase 4 project to the EDC, a move officials said is needed to advance a trunk sewer that a developer has tied to a redevelopment timeline.
The Hutto City Council and the Hutto Economic Development Corporation voted to delegate the Brushy Creek Wastewater Interceptor Phase 4 project to the EDC, moving responsibility for the Phase 4 improvement from the council to the economic development body. A motion to delegate the project was made and seconded during the joint meeting and the item advanced without extended debate.
The measure affects the trunk sewer line that staff said must be constructed to unlock adjacent redevelopment. The staff member said, "Brushy Creek Phase 4 is in bidding right now, and it would take us from, basically, almost the South Wastewater Treatment Plant all the way to the Enclave listings," and described the project as critical to meeting a developer timetable. Council members and EDC board members approved companion resolutions so the EDC can proceed with contracting and related approvals. The council will next consider related owner‑contractor paperwork and final funding steps.
