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Needville engineer: water and wastewater master plans ready for adoption; projects in design
Summary
Jeremy Davis of Kaluza told council the final draft of the Water & Wastewater Master Plans is ready for adoption and summarized other infrastructure work including an impact-fee study, City Hall parking lot 30% drawings, and multiple subdivision infrastructure statuses.
Jeremy Davis, representing Kaluza (City Engineer), reported the final draft of the Needville Water & Wastewater Master Plans is ready for council adoption and that the impact-fee study is in initial draft form. He gave progress updates on several capital projects: City Hall parking lot site plan (30% drawings expected within two weeks), Gin Street & City Hall alley waterlines (60% design by month's end), and the Citywide sanitary sewer TV bid documents under internal review.
Davis also summarized residential development infrastructure: Harvest Pointe construction continues (no new plans beyond section 2), August Meadows internal roads are constructed for section 1 pending final inspection by the developer, Magnolia Trails internal infrastructure is complete with a punch list in progress, and Kaluza is reviewing plans for Wild Oak Estates off Padon Road. Council members Kalkomey and Wigginton asked for copies of the completed master plan and were given timelines for upcoming reports and adoption steps.
