| Austin

Advertise | Careers | Company Info | Support Us
LOGIN
Select your community Support Us
News

Development

Business |
Development |
Dining |
Education |
Election |
Government |
Health Care |
Real Estate |
Transportation |
Development
The main shaft of the Brushy Creek Regional Utility Authority's deep-water intake project will be able to pump 145 million gallons of water per day. (Courtesy city of Round Rock)

Regional deep-water intake project to finish in 2027

By Grant Crawford

Once completed, the BCRUA’s Raw Water Intake project will have the capacity to pump 145 million gallons of raw water from the lake per day.

More Development News

Once completed, the mixed-use development aims to create a space for Bastrop residents and visitors to live, work and play. (Rendering courtesy Pearl River Companies)
7 trending Central Texas stories: 75-acre mixed-use ...
Aerial photo of a new development
Leander eyes the future with new developments
People holding shovels at a ribbon cutting ceremony
City officials break ground on high-end shopping ...
Austin road work
Austin infrastructure career fair to be held March 26 with launch of workforce initiative
People pose with gold shovels in front of construction equipment at the construction site where Liberty Hill's Target will go.
Liberty Hill Council members join developers for Target groundbreaking ceremony
Site plans for Leander's voting center, which should open this year.
4 pieces of development news out of Leander and Liberty Hill from February
Cars on a highway
6 trending Central Texas stories: 183A extension, New Braunfels business updates
A rendering of what the senior center may end up looking like.
Leander adds voting space to senior center, selects furniture vendor
An image of the business team.
Temperature Pro celebrates 5 years of serving Leander residents
Cedar Park-based Firefly Aerospace is about to become the first private firm to land a vehicle on the moon. (Courtesy Firefly Aerospace)
Making space: Major tech companies are bringing innovation and jobs to Cedar Park
Council Member Diane Williams sits on the dais.
Liberty Hill increases water impact fees
Council members sit at the dais.
Leander City Council makes room for residential project off CR 175
Georgetown ISD officials greenlit the purchase of 10.01 acres in the district's northwest quadrant Feb. 3, potentially for a future high school site and other district facilities. (Brooke Sjoberg/Community Impact)
6 trending Central Texas stories: Austin officials break ground on new regional trail, New Braunfels business updates