Wastewater Pipeline Renewal
Summary
Get ready for some construction noise, Westgate! The city's kicking off a major wastewater pipe upgrade next fall. It's a big job, but it'll help prevent future problems and keep your services running smoothly.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 1
Impact analysis
While there's no direct cost to you, this essential work is funded by your taxes to prevent bigger, more expensive repairs down the line.
Everyone in Westgate benefits from cleaner, more reliable wastewater service and fewer potential backups.
You might face some temporary traffic delays and construction noise while they dig.
Mentions & discussions (5)
Austin Water Responds to Sanitary Sewer Overflow Near E. Howard and Old Gregg Lane
Austin Water Responds to Sanitary Sewer Overflow Near E. Howard and Old Gregg Lane City of Austin (.gov)
Austin Water responds to sludge spill in east Austin
Austin Water said it happened at the intersection of Decker Lane and FM 969 after crews found a leak on the Walnut Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant's sludge transfer line.
Austin Water responds to wastewater sludge spill near Decker Lane and FM 969
Austin Water said the community’s drinking water supply was not contaminated and remains safe.
Williamson Creek Wastewater Interceptor
Williamson Creek Wastewater Interceptor City of Austin (.gov)
Westgate Neighborhood Wastewater Pipeline Renewal
Westgate Neighborhood Wastewater Pipeline Renewal City of Austin (.gov)
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