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VOLUME 17, ISSUE 11 JULY 5 AUG. 7, 2022
Local single-family rental home market booming
Commercial real estate trending strong with returns to in-o ce work
BY BROOKE SJOBERG
Despite early predictions about declining demand for o ce space, industry experts say a need for com- mercial real estate is rebounding amid rapid growth in Round Rock, P ugerville and Hutto. Data from real estate services rm CBRE shows commercial real estate continues to increase in these three cities. At the same time, the area’s vacancy rates are shrinking, a trend that experts say is likely to gain momentum. Williamson County Chief Appraiser Alvin Lankford said many factors attract business and industry to the CONTINUED ON 25 VACANCIES DOWN Round Rock and P ugerville have seen decreases in o ce real estate vacancy rates, highlighting the demand for this type of property in the area.*
Legacy is a single-family rental community in P ugerville. More than a dozen of these communities are coming to the area by 2025. (Brian Rash/Community Impact Newspaper) 2,640 The approximate number of new rental homes coming the area by 2025 through single-family rental communities
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In the Round Rock, P ugerville and Hutto area, there is only one active single-family rental com- munity called Legacy, which contains 83 homes available for rent. However, there are more than a dozen sin- gle-family rental communities in some stage of development throughout Williamson County, including Leander and Georgetown. “Overall, it provides another housing option for people,” said Brad Wiseman, director of planning CONTINUED ON 22
During roughly the next two years, the market for rental homes in Williamson County will increase substantially due in large part to abundant growth in one area: the single-family rental community. Separate from rental homes owned by individu- als who act as landlords, single-family rental com- munities are essentially subdivisions of houses typically owned by one entity or company. Addi- tionally, all or most of the homes in the community are for rent, not for sale.
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*HUTTO VACANCY RATES ARE UNAVAILABLE DUE TO THE FAST ABSORPTION OF AVAILABLE STOCK, ACCORDING TO DON QUICK & ASSOCIATES BROKER BRENT CAMPBELL.
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1 Besos Cocina & Cantina was scheduled to open at the end of June, after the press deadline for this issue, at 3107 S. I-35, Round Rock. The Mexican restaurant will occupy a building formerly home to the restaurant Tortuga Flats, which closed in 2018. www.facebook.com/besosrr 2 Embassy Suites by Hilton opened May 3 at 270 Bass Pro Drive, Round Rock. A grand opening was held May 24. Among other amenities, Embassy Suites offers pet-friendly rooms, free Wi-Fi and a business center. 512-308-3883. www.hilton.com/en/embassy 3 Long Island Deli opened May 24 in the former Little Red Wagon building at 1207 E. Palm Valley Blvd., Round Rock. The deli is locally owned and offers bagels, sandwiches, black and white cookies, cheesecake and various sides. 512-505-8123. www.longislanddelitx.com 4 Project Pollo opened April 7 in the University Commons shopping center at 200 University Blvd., Ste. 600, Round Rock. The vegan national chain restau- rant offers sandwiches and burgers made with plant-based meat alternatives to beef and chicken; sides, including maca- roni and cheese, french fries and loaded potatoes; and desserts, such as cookies and oat milkshakes in various flavors.
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10 Round Rock’s third Whataburger lo- cation opened in early May at 281 Univer- sity Blvd. The regional burger chain began renovating a building formerly occupied by a Steak N’ Shake in late 2021, adding new signage and adding the company’s signature orange color to the interior. 512-351-3356. www.whataburger.com COMING SOON 11 Next Level Urgent Care will open a new location in August at 3200 Greenlawn Blvd., Ste. 160, Round Rock. Next Level Urgent Care features an online queue, allowing patients to wait for appointments at home instead of in the waiting room. www.nextlevelurgentcare.com Representatives of Velvet Taco con- firmed a new location is coming to the area soon, but a target opening date or
grand reopening June 14 following repairs from a March 21 tornado. The business buys and sells gently used clothes, shoes, bags and accessories. The location is lo- cally owned by Christina Latterell-Logani- moce and her husband, Jone Latterell-Lo- ganimoce. 512-520-8025. www.uptowncheapskate.com CLOSINGS 14 The Tiemann Art Gallery , located at 1706 N. Mays St., Round Rock, will close by the end of July. Owner Carrie Tiemann said the exact closing date is dependent on when the artwork sells out. The hundreds of works of art dis- played are discounted for clearance, she said. Tiemann Art Gallery served local and state-based artists for two years. 512-551-9774. https://tagroundrock.com
Louis Henna Blvd., Ste. 160, Round Rock. The restaurant closed in June 2021 due to a fire, and repairs to the restau- rant were recently completed. Sushi Nini is a sushi and sports bar offering a vari- ety of sushi and sashimi. 512-671-6464. www.sushinini.com 8 A Tesla service center opened in early March at 3520 Wadley Place, Round Rock. The collision center performs body work and other services for Tesla vehicles, and appointments can be made through the Tesla app. 737-800-5714. www.tesla.com 9 Texas Top Team Jiu Jitsu officially opened June 1 at 602 E. McNeil Road, Ste. 108, Round Rock. Classes at the jiu jitsu school include striking, children’s martial arts and adult Brazilian jiu jitsu. 512-717-3562. www.texastopteam.com
location have not been set. Velvet Taco is a national chain with multiple locations in Texas. The restaurant offers a variety of specialty tacos and margaritas. www.velvettaco.com RELOCATIONS 12 Round Rock Music School opened May 16 at a new location at 1151 Provident Lane, Unit A, Round Rock, after relocat- ing from 2251 Double Creek Drive, Ste. 607, Round Rock. The music school offers individual private lessons, group classes and ensembles. 512-866-0905. www.roundrockmusic.com IN THE NEWS 13 Uptown Cheapskate , located at 2601 S. I-35, Ste. D-300, Round Rock, held a
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Kelly Lane, Pflugerville, will expand its en- rollment to include first and second grade students during the 2022-23 school year. CrossLife opened in 2021, and during the first year only accepted pre-K and kinder- garten students. 512-981-5999.
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conversation while enjoying a top-quali- ty cigar. East Pecan Cigars sells a variety of brands from its shop. 512-665-3923. Facebook: East Pecan Cigars 2 Tropical Smoothie Cafe opened May 24 at 2100 Autumn Slate Drive, Ste. 100, Pflugerville. The Georgia-based chain’s menu includes smoothies, wraps, sand- wiches, flatbreads, quesadillas, salads and a breakfast menu. 512-551-9800. www.tropicalsmoothiecafe.com
5 Oriental Kitchen , located at 1100 Grand Ave. Parkway, Ste. 116, Pfluger- ville, is under new ownership. Steven Zhang said he purchased the business and took over operations May 10. Orien- tal Kitchen first came to Pflugerville in 2017 under the ownership of Meili Wu and Jose Lopez. Zhang said he has not changed anything about the menu since taking over. 512-670-9555. www.orientalkitchenrestaurant.com
1 East Pecan Cigars opened April 10 at 105 E. Pecan St., Pflugerville. Delton Southern, who co-owns the store with his business partner Andre Artiss, said the shop is an old-fashioned cigar lounge where people can relax, watch a game, enjoy music and have a good
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Ste. 150, Hutto. The to-go daiquiri shop was originally scheduled to open in June, but the opening date was delayed mainly due to the inspection process, according to owner Roshon Alfred. Facebook: Frosties 2 Go RELOCATIONS 6 Austin-based air conditioning company Service Wizard will move its operations to Hutto from 13702 Thermal Drive, Austin. The company is building a new office building at 132 TK Industrial Blvd., Hutto. Owner Charles Osgood said he expects to move into the new loca- tion by February. Service Wizard serves Williamson, Travis and Hays counties and provides services for air conditioning and
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and coffee subscriptions. 512-890-2450. https://br.coffee 2 A new Taco Casa opened June 14 at 330 Ed Schmidt Blvd., Hutto, making it the first location in the Austin-metro area. The Fort Worth-based Tex-Mex chain specializes in light Mexican fare in- cluding tacos, burritos, nachos and tosta- das. Taco Casa broke ground on the Hutto location in December. 817-851-4906. https://tacocasatexas.com
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VIEW LOCAL HISTORICAL ARTIFACTS HERITAGE HOUSE MUSEUM
The Heritage House Museum will allow visitors to view antiques, historical photographs, documents and books pertinent to P ugerville’s history. It is open on the rst Sunday of each month and on Tuesdays from March through December. 3-7 p.m. Free. 901 Old Austin-Hutto Road, P ugerville. 512-990-6375. https://library.p ugervilletx.gov (Brian Rash/Community Impact Newspaper)
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Monthly yoga classes are o ered the second Saturday of each month at Prete Main Street Plaza. Attendees need only to bring a yoga mat, a large towel and water. 8-9 a.m. Free. Prete Plaza, 221 E. Main St., Round Rock. www.roundrocktexas.gov 11 THROUGH 14 STOCK UP ON SCHOLASTIC PAPERBACK BOOKS The Scholastic Book Fair will bring a selection of children’s books for purchase at the Round Rock Public Library to support its summer reading program. Games will also be available at the library’s play zone after the book fair closes. 5:30-8 p.m. (July 11), 9:30 a.m.- noon (July 12-14). Free admission. Round Rock Public Library, 216 E. Main St., Round Rock. 512-218-7001. www.roundrocktexas.gov 14 CARVE A UNIQUE STAMP The P ugerville Public Library will host a learning event at which attendees age 18 and up will learn how to carve their own rubber stamp. 6-7:30 p.m. Free, but online registration is required. P ugerville Public Library, 1008 W. P uger St., P ugerville. 512-990-6375. https://library.p ugervilletx.gov 15 SEE BILLY CURRINGTON AT ROUND ROCK AMP Billy Currington will perform at Round Rock Amp, a new music venue from the former owners of Nutty Brown Amphitheater. In his 19-year career as a Country artist, Currington has released seven studio albums. 6-11 p.m. $35-$125. Round Rock Amp, 3701 N. I-35, Round Rock. http://roundrockamp.com 17 GO TO AN OUTDOOR MARKET Check out more than 25 local vendors at the Summer Vibes Outdoor Market. Blur Boutique will host the family- and pet-friendly event. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Free admission. 567 Chris Kelley Blvd., Hutto. 512-508-8186. Facebook: Summer Vibes Outdoor Market 17 CATCH NITRO CIRCUS AT DELL DIAMOND The touring FMX, BMX, skate and
ABOUT GARDENING The Williamson County Master Gardener Association will host a free workshop as part of a monthly course, part of its Green Thumbs Up program, at the Round Rock Public Library. In July, the association will teach attendees how to care for succulents. 6:30-7:30 p.m. Free. Round Rock Public Library, 216 E. Main St., Round Rock. 512-218-7001. www.roundrocktexas.gov 08 SEE AN AFTERNOON SHOW The Round Rock Public Library will screen the lm “Sing 2” as part of its youth programming for residents. Attendees are welcome to bring snacks, pillows and blankets. The movie is rated PG with an estimated 112-minute run time. 1:30-3:30 p.m. Free. Round Rock Public Library, 216 E. Main St., Round Rock. 512-218-3275 www.roundrocktexas.gov 08 CATCH A MOVIE AT THE POOL P ugerville’s P oating Movie Night event is returning, and attendees can see a showing of “Sing 2” at Mentzer Pool. Outside food and drink are prohibited, but concessions will be available for purchase. Participants are welcome to bring their own in atables, pool noodles, picnic blankets and chairs. 8:45-10:45 p.m. Tickets are $4, or $5 with popcorn included. Scott Mentzer Pool, 901 Old Austin-Hutto Road, P ugerville. 512-990-6100. www.p ugervilletx.gov 09 SUPPORT LOCAL PRODUCE GROWERS The Round Rock Farmers Market will have fresh local produce, meats, honey and other goods available for purchase. This market is hosted monthly by Farmer George. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Free admission. 201 University Blvd., Round Rock. 956-286-7775. www.farmergeorge.market 09 TAKE AN OUTDOOR YOGA CLASS
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Readers ages 6-14 can sign up for 10-minute time slots to work with therapy dogs through a partnership with The Dog Alliance. Through the training, participants will read to a dog in order to improve reading skills. 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Free, pre-registration required. Round Rock Public Library, 216 E. Main St., Round Rock. 512-218-3275. www.roundrocktexas.gov (Courtesy The Dog Alliance)
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opened in Round Rock in April. Country and western artist Yoakam has recorded more than 20 albums and compilations and sold more than 30 million records in his multidecade career. His hits include “Little Sister,” “I Sang Dixie” and “Guitars, Cadillacs.” 6-11 p.m. $45-$200. Round Rock Amp, 3701 N. I-35, Round Rock. http://roundrockamp.com 26 ENJOY A FAMILY GAME NIGHT The Hutto Public Library will host a Family Board Game Days event. The meeting room in the library will be set up for families to drop in and play board games as part of a rst-come- rst- served format that can accommodate up to 36 total attendees. Children under 12 must be supervised while at the Hutto Public Library. 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Free. Hutto Public Library, 500 W. Live Oak St., Hutto. 512-759-4008. www.huttotx.gov 26 VISIT A PFARMER’S MARKET A weekly farmer’s market will be held in P ugerville at Heritage Park on Tuesdays through the end of October. 3-7 p.m. Free admission. Heritage Park, 901 Old Austin-Hutto Road, P ugerville. 512-990-6360. www.p ugervilletx.gov 30 LEARN ABOUT LOCAL VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES The P ugerville Public Library will allow attendees to learn about volunteer opportunities in the area. Attendees can also work on a craft such as a pet toy for the animal shelter or a kindness rock to leave at the park. Local nonpro t and charitable organizations are invited to host an information table at the event. 2-4 p.m. Free. P ugerville Public Library, 1008 W. P uger St., P ugerville. 512-990-6375. https://library.p ugervilletx.gov AUGUST 05 TAKE A FREE YOGA CLASS On the rst Friday of every month, Finding Balance Yoga o ers a free class open to all experience levels. 6-7 p.m. Free. Finding Balance Yoga, 117 East St., Ste. 250, Hutto. 512-677-4551. https:// ndingbalancetx.com
scooter stunt show known as Nitro Circus will make a stop at Round Rock’s Dell Diamond. Featuring athletes and daredevils alike, the action sport collective performs a series of dangerous stunts for audiences worldwide. The group is made up of 24 riders and was founded in 2003 by professional motorsports competitor Travis Pastrana. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. $30-$250. Dell Diamond, 3400 E. Palm Valley Blvd., Round Rock. 512-255-2255. www.nitrocircus.com 18 THROUGH 22 SIGN UP FOR A DAY CAMP The Lonestar Dance Center will o er multiple full- and half-day camps for children of all ages, including an under the sea-themed camp for children 3-7 years old. Campers will sing, dance, act and make colorful crafts. 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. $175. Lonestar Dance Center, 2606 W. Pecan St., Bldg. 2, P ugerville. 512-670-0301 www.lonestardance.com 22 IMPROVE MYSTERY SOLVING SKILLS At an after-hours murder mystery event, participants will take on the role of secret agents and investigators trying to solve the untimely death of their long-time mission commander. 6:30-7:30 p.m. Free. Registration is required. Age 18 and up
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only. P ugerville Public Library, 1008 W. P uger St., P ugerville. 512-990-6375. https://library.p ugervilletx.gov 23 SEE A TRIBUTE BAND PERFORM Three local bands will perform at
Hanovers Draught House during a tribute event. The Battle of ATX, Lullabies to Paralyze and Firecracker Smile—tributes to Rage Against the Machine, Queens of the Stone Age and Stone Temple Pilots, respectively—will perform. 8 p.m. $10. Hanovers Draught House, 108 E. Main St., P ugerville. 512-969-5027. www.hanoversaustin.com 24 SEE DWIGHT YOAKUM AT ROUND ROCK AMP Dwight Yoakum will perform at Round Rock Amp, an open-air music venue that
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PFLUGERVILLE HUTTO EDITION • JULY 2022
TRANSPORTATION UPDATES Hodde Lane realignment project still in design, negotiations stage
COMPILED BY CARSON GANONG, BRIAN RASH & CHLOE YOUNG
A project to realign what many residents refer to as a dangerous S-curve along Hodde Lane in eastern P ugerville is still in the design stage as of late June, according to Hector Nieto, Travis County public informa- tion o cer. However, local o cials involved with the road realignment are work- ing to speed up the project. The project is intended to realign Hodde Lane and extends from the roadway’s intersections with Cele Road on the south end and Speidel Drive on the north end. County information shows the project’s budget to be $6.2 million. However, in mid-June Nieto said he expects that price tag to change based on delays and any future costs that may be incurred. In addition to Travis County,
design phase back in 2015. One reason for the district’s involvement pertains to the proximity of Verna- gene Mott Elementary School to the S-curve. During a May 12 board of trustees meeting, P ugerville ISD o cials approved a formal resolution to call on Travis County to expedite forward movement on the project that will transform “the dangerous S-curve into a safe roadway.” “It is a major safety issue,” PfISD Trustee Jean Mayer said. Nieto said June 20 that county sta received the resolution from PfISD, and said all parties involved are working to complete the project as soon as possible. Representatives from both entities con rmed they are working with at least one property owner along the
O cials are working to advance a project to realign Hodde Lane in P ugerville.
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Roundabout at Town Center Drive and P uger Farm Lane in P ugerville Construction is complete on the new roundabout at Town Center Drive and P uger Farm Lane, west of Stone Hill Town Center, and the intersection is open as of June 14. The intersection was closed since construction on the roundabout began in March. Construction of the roundabout was included in the rst in a series of planned road projects in connection with Lifestyle Communities, a nearby 1,050-unit residential development. Timeline: March-June Cost: $3 million (for roundabout and future extension) Funding source: Lifestyle Communities
P ugerville ISD is also working to advance the project that began the Right of way accepted for work on FM 1660 and Mager Lane A series of improve- ments at the intersection of FM 1660 and Mager single-family and mul- tifamily development located west of FM the construction. project’s parameters to establish acceptable right of way acquisition
Council also approved an agreement with Oncor Electric Delivery Co. LLC to allow sidewalk con- struction over an existing electric easement. Timeline: TBD Cost: TBD Funding source: MA Durango Farms
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1660. The project will be funded by the developer of Durango Farms, MA Durango Farms LLC. At a June 2 meeting, Hutto City Council voted to accept around 0.37 acres of right of way from the developer to accommodate
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EDUCATION BRIEFS
News from Pflugerville ISD
HIGHLIGHTS PFLUGERVILLE ISD District officials enacted a pilot program that would position instructional aides in libraries at Pflugerville and Windermere elementary schools for the 2022-23 school year. The Pflugerville Education Association protested the program June 16, but trustees have not said they will pivot away from the decision. HUTTO ISD The district’s gifted and talented, or GT, task force gave a presentation at a June 9 board meeting. The group recommended developing a written plan for standards of service in the GT program and providing annual updates to the board on GT students’ performance. Pflugerville ISD board of trustees Meets July 21 at 7 p.m. 1401 W. Pecan St., Pflugerville 512-594-0000 www.pfisd.net Hutto ISD board of trustees MEETINGS WE COVER
Pflugerville ISD officials discuss measures to curb deficit for 2022-23
District officials are considering three tax rate options to reduce a projected deficit in the 2022-23 school year. The 2021-22 tax rate is $1.388. OPTION 1 $1.2446 tax rate: equals a $0.1434 decrease from previous year OPTION 2 $1.2646 tax rate: equals a $0.1234 decrease from previous year OPTION 3 $1.2846 tax rate: equals a $0.1034 decrease from previous year THREE SCENARIOS
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million in expenses for the next school year, which would result in a roughly $12.8 million deficit overall without a VATRE and about $7 million with a VATRE. Included in the expenses is a substantial state recapture payment of about $17.68 million through a program com- monly referred to as Robin Hood. During the budget discussion, trustees agreed that a VATRE is one of the best options the district can utilize to stop the budgetary bleeding. Additionally, Land said there are several different scenarios within a VATRE that would result in varying deficits for the district. Those scenarios would result in a high-end deficit of about $7 million for a VATRE option that brings a $0.1434 decrease in the 2022-23 tax rate from the previous year’s rate of $1.388. A projected low-end deficit of $756,421 would result through a $0.1034 tax rate decrease from the
PFLUGERVILLE ISD District officials are considering various strat- egy options to mitigate a projected $12.8 million shortfall for the 2022-23 school year. The PfISD board of trustees heard some of those strategies at a June 16 meeting. PfISD Chief Financial Officer Jen- nifer Land walked the board through updated financial information for 2021-22 and financial estimates for the 2022-23 fiscal year. According to Land, one strategy for budget relief would be to initiate a tax ratification election for November, similar to the one the district held but that did not pass in November 2021. Land forecast $258.6 million in tax revenue for the 2022-23 school year without a voter-approval tax ratifica- tion election, or VATRE, and $263.2 million with a successful VATRE. Land projected roughly $271.4
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2021-22 school year rate. PfISD Trustee Vernagene Mott said budget discussions will continue throughout the summer along with public hearings as district officials continue to explore measures to reduce the projected deficit.
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CITY & COUNTY
News from P ugerville & Hutto
O cials OK two-year EMS contract with Allegiance Mobile Health PFLUGERVILLE After approxi- mately three months of discussion and negotiations, private ambulance service Allegiance Mobile Health will take over as P ugerville’s new EMS provider July 1. BY CARSON GANONG THE PATH TO ALLEGIANCE P ugerville sta have been working to provide a stable EMS provider for the city since late 2020. Some facts • Begins July 1, 2022, and ends June 30, 2024 • Contains options to renew for one-year subsequent terms • Replaces an agreement with Travis County ESD 2 that was in the planning stages • Comes at no cost to the city of P ugerville because Allegiance charges patients directly
about the latest contract with Allegiance Mobile Health include:
At a June 14 meeting, P ugerville City Council approved a two-year EMS contract with Allegiance. The motion passed in a 4-2 vote, with Council Member Rudy Metayer and Mayor Victor Gonzales voting no. Mayor Pro Tem Doug Weiss was not present for the vote. Prior to selecting Allegiance for EMS, the city was engaged in nego- tiations with both Allegiance and Travis County Emergency Services District No. 2. Throughout discussions on selecting a replacement for previ- ous provider Acadian Ambulance Services, council members have maintained that eventually transi- tioning to a city-run EMS program is a priority for P ugerville.
• Provides at least four ambulances within P ugerville city limits at all times • Requires response time of 7 minutes, 59 seconds at least 90% of the time
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games any longer.” Ruiz said Allegiance representa- tives indicated during negotiations that they were “more than happy” to work with the city on a transition plan. Metayer said he voted no because he was hesitant to choose a private provider over a public one, a concern that Gonzales echoed. However, Council Member Jim McDonald said selecting Allegiance now would help establish a public EMS department in the long run.
“I feel that going with the private entity a ords us the path to a munici- pal entity,” McDonald said. Allegiance took over the city’s ambulance services from Acadian on July 1, two weeks before the compa- ny’s contract would have expired on July 13, according to city sta . Until either party chooses to alter or end it, the contract with Alle- giance is set to automatically renew for another year upon completion of the initial two-year period and every year thereafter.
Several city o cials agreed that priority was the deciding factor in choosing Allegiance over ESD 2. At a recent joint meeting between P ugerville City Council and the ESD 2 Board of Commissioners, ESD 2 o - cials expressed reluctance to commit to helping initiate a transition to a city-run EMS. “Transition doesn’t seem to be a long-term goal for [ESD 2] as it is for us,” Council Member Ceasar Ruiz said. “We don’t have time to continue playing around with these
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P ugerville City Council Meets July 12 and 26 at 7 p.m. 100 E. Main St., P ugerville 512-990-6101 www.p ugervilletx.gov Hutto City Council Meets July 12 at 7 p.m. 500 W. Live Oak St., Hutto 512-759-9020 www.huttotx.gov MEETINGS WE COVER Aug. 4. Council will hold a public hearing of the budget and tax rate Sept. 1, then vote to approve the budget and tax rate Sept. 15. CITY HIGHLIGHTS PFLUGERVILLE At a May 24 meeting, City Council approved a $480,289.50 agreement with Dig Dug Construction LLC for a trail improvement project. The project began in June and is expected to be complete in December. Construction will focus on replacing some sections of several of the city’s existing trails. HUTTO City Council held a 2022- 23 budget discussion at a June 2 meeting. City materials indicate several more presentations and discussions will take place before city sta delivers a proposed budget
City of Hutto announces four nal city manager candidates
BY CARSON GANONG
HUTTO O cials have narrowed a search for a new city manager down to four candidates. The city announced the names of the four nalists June 23: James Earp, Manuel De La Rosa, Richard Beverlin III and Tarron Richardson. Earp is the assistant city manager in Kyle and the director of the North Texas Certi ed Public Manager Program. De La Rosa has more than 35 years
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of municipal experience and serves as city manager in San Benito. Beverlin, the city manager in Leander, has more than 20 years of municipal experience.
Richardson is program and opera- tions manager in Richmond, Virginia. The city held a reception June 29 for residents to meet the candidates and provide feedback.
Firms report progress on Hutto water and wastewater master plan
BY CARSON GANONG
Garver representative Ian Toohey said the city’s waste- water treatment capacity is set to fall behind as soon as next year. Christiansen said the rm’s work so far has largely consisted of analyzing the city’s water supply and creating water demand projections through 2047. Public Works and Engineering Director Wade Benton said the goal is to have a list of actionable water and wastewater projects in October.
HUTTO Representatives from engineering rms Freese & Nichols and Garver updated Hutto City Council on their progress in assessing water needs through the city’s water and wastewater master plan at a June 16 meeting. Dave Christiansen, an engineer at Freese & Nichols, said the rm is predicting a near-term shortfall in the city’s water production, but they are working with city sta to nd solutions.
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