City of Lytle Remote Water Well No. 5 RFP
Aug 4, 2026
Closes
Aug 25, 2026
Work includes approx 380 LF of chainlink fence with 16' and 10' swing gate; 1,080 LF of 12" waterline; 80 LF of install removable well protection fencing for water well no.4.
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Aug 4, 2026
Closes
Aug 25, 2026
Work includes approx 380 LF of chainlink fence with 16' and 10' swing gate; 1,080 LF of 12" waterline; 80 LF of install removable well protection fencing for water well no.4.
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187638
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37.5
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3,626
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Lytle
The council discussed and approved a resolution regarding an agreement with Kimley Horn and Associates for professional engineering and design services for community center site renovations, specifically addressing ongoing drainage and flooding issues. The discussion involved an evaluation of different project delivery methods, including a full design approach versus a design-build model, and clarified the scope of services related to civil engineering and landscape architecture for the site.
The council addressed several operational and financial matters, including an update on the New Elevated Storage Tank Project and discussions regarding water system loss mitigation and revenue recovery. Key actions included the appointment of members to the Impact Fee Advisory Committee, the approval of a six-month extension for the Rosewood Estates Phase 2 preliminary plat, and the authorization to close multiple certificate of deposit accounts. The council also directed repairs to the Community Center following a geotechnical report and tabled a resolution regarding fiscal year auditing services. An executive session was conducted to discuss pending litigation with the TCEQ, legal concerns regarding the Nueces River Authority, and personnel matters.
The City Council meeting included a review of the consent agenda, specifically discussing payments related to wastewater treatment and water tower projects. Key discussions involved a variance application for a non-conforming property at 63030 Cortez Road, where the council ultimately voted to deny the variance while providing guidance on alternative solutions for roof overhangs to manage water drainage. Additionally, there was a presentation and update regarding the potential creation of a Storm Water Utility Fund for the city, highlighting the necessary steps for ordinance adoption and the need for a public communication strategy.
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