Liberty Hill Council Approves $1.16M Engineering Deal for Butler Farms Water Tank
According to the linked reporting, liberty Hill City Council approved a $1.16 million engineering agreement with Freese and Nichols to design a proposed water storage tank for the Butler Farms area. The project aims to improve water pressure and support west-side growth, with construction anticipated to begin in October 2027.
This story describes the linked reporting. It does not confirm that a planned opening, estimated date, or proposed project has since happened.
What to know
Council unanimously approved a $1.16 million engineering agreement on August 12 for a proposed water storage tank. [1]
Fort Worth-based Freese and Nichols will design the tank to address low water pressure concerns in Butler Farms. [1]
Construction is anticipated to begin in October 2027 and finish in January 2029. [1]
The city is considering a site north of State Highway 29 and west of Butler Farms Boulevard but has not secured the land. [1]
Go to the source
- SOURCE 01 / PUBLISHED REPORTINGCouncil approves $1.16 million engineering agreement for Butler Farms water tank | News | lhindependent.com ↗Liberty Hill IndependentRead on Sep 8, 2026. Source publication date: Aug 24, 2026.
The story so far
- Liberty Hill Council Approves $1.16M Engineering Deal for Butler Farms Water Tank — reviewed version 3d215350
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