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Engineer: Lytle’s new elevated water tank delayed to September; contractor response pending
Summary
City Engineer Scott Horowitz told the council the new elevated storage tank project is delayed to the second or third week of September because work area constraints slowed construction; he will provide contractor response and tank‑fill details at the next update.
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City Engineer Scott Horowitz reported at the July 13 council meeting that the new elevated storage tank project (CSB#2024‑08‑04) is delayed and now expected to finish in the second or third week of September due to the work area being too small.
Horowitz said he is awaiting a response from the contractor and that council requested additional detail at the next project update, including how the tank will be filled. Staff assigned to Engineering and Public Works will follow up and return to council with a contractor schedule and operational details.
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