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Development update: transmission main advancing; impact-fees hearing scheduled
Summary
City staff reported that transmission-main trenching and related installation work are substantially complete and announced a public hearing and ordinance on impact fees scheduled for April 28; the Highway 29 relocation was described in the transcript as '9999% complete' (as spoken).
City staff summarized development and utility-engineering work in the city, reporting that the transmission main and trenching were at about 95% completion and installation approximately 65% complete, with testing of installed sections to begin soon. An elevated storage tank has been issued a notice to proceed, and wastewater treatment plant submittals have been reviewed; coordination with PEC on transformer contracting was noted.
The transcript records that the Highway 29 project relocation is "9999% complete," language that appears to be a transcription artifact but conveys that the relocation is essentially complete; staff also announced a public hearing and ordinance on impact fees scheduled to come before council on the 28th. Staff noted several other items in process (TAP applications, Dunham survey, Austin Aqua Systems evaluation, lift-station pay application). "It looks like the transmission main is 95, the trenching is 95% complete. Installation is currently 65% complete," Georgina reported in the meeting record.
