· Related development
Public meeting and draft environmental review for the Hollywood Road II facility
The City held a public meeting on the proposed Hollywood Road II Wastewater Treatment Facility, a 10 MGD expansion next to the existing plant, and the council discussed the draft Environmental Information Document. The notice put planning and design at about $74 million, about $60 million of it from a TWDB Clean Water State Revolving Fund application.[1][2]
David PrescottKimley-Horn and Associates
What the sources say
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The City's notice put the total estimated planning and design cost of the Hollywood Road II project at about $74 million, about $60 million of it to be funded through the TWDB Clean Water State Revolving Fund. The project is a 10 MGD expansion on City property next to the existing plant, with a TCEQ discharge permit amendment needed before construction.[1]
- Planning design
- $74,000,000
- Twdb cwsrf
- $60,000,000
- Expansion mgd
- 10
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Projection: the City's notice said an average user rate increase of $1.66 per month could be required to finance the planning and design project, raising a typical resident's average monthly bill from $41.59 to a projected $43.25.[1]
- Current avg bill
- $42
- Increase
- $2
- Projected avg bill
- $43
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David Prescott, City Councilmember (quote): Staff said the draft Environmental Information Document found the project would not affect wetlands or flood plains; written comments were accepted through May 5, 2026, after which the final document goes to TWDB. Councilmember David Prescott said: "The cost we know is going to be high and it's going to be a challenge."[2][1]
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The public notice directs written comments to a Kimley-Horn office in Dallas or directly to TWDB.[1]