New Braunfels Utilities says it completed its $7 million Gruene Road sewer main project in early November. Construction began in January in the Gruene Historic District, according to NBU's completion notice.
The utility enlarged the existing wastewater main from 12 inches to 18 inches, replaced aging sewer lines crossing the Guadalupe River and installed a new odor control unit.
NBU says the work is intended to improve wastewater capacity and service reliability for customers.
Where and when
The places and times below come from the official pages linked with each one.
- Site
Gruene Road sewer project
Gruene Road, New Braunfels
Wastewater main improvement project
What the work changed
The larger main gives the Gruene Road system more room to carry wastewater. The river crossing and odor control equipment were also part of the completed project, NBU says. The utility's notice announces completion; it does not establish a change to customer bills.
The next useful public records are NBU's final project accounting and any closeout or restoration notice. Those records could show the final cost and whether work remains along the route. Readers can check the utility's Gruene Road completion notice for its description of the finished work.