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
James Earp
Tarron Richardson
Richard Beverlin III
Manuel De La Rosa
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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