Taylor residents on the west side of the city will soon have new water lines serving their area, after a project that will involve a contractor tying into the main water line in the Taylor High Pressure Plain. Residents who live in the area west of State Highway 95 will likely experience low water pressure from 10 p.m. Friday, May 19 to 10 a.m. Saturday, May 20, while the project is being completed.
The Taylor City Council voted to approve funding the waterline relocation and adjustment within the boundary of CR 401 Reconstruction Project as part of the Interlocal Agreement with Williamson County in an open council meeting Feb. 9. The project will be completed by James Construction, a contractor that was hired by Williamson County for multiple projects, and will be working on behalf of the city for this project in cooperation with staff from the Public Works Department and engineers from the city’s engineering firm, HDR.
Project managers expect that the disruption in water pressure will last a maximum of 12 hours. While there is a possibility that the water pressure will drop to a level that will require a boil water notice for the area, project managers do not anticipate that it will fall to that level.
For more information about the visit, contact the city’s communication office at
512-352-5448.
