We're in regular conversations. Hillwood and Westlake engineers have been working together on the design of a four- mile waterline from U.S. 377 to the Fidelity construction site off Texas 114. They hope to present plans to the Westlake Board of Alderman as early as Monday, Berry said. Although the advisory committee for Trinity River Authority's Denton Creek Regional Wastewater System agreed to admit Westlake, the move must be approved by the authority's board and the town's aldermen. Once the town receives final approval, which is considered a formality, Westlake will be able to provide sewer services for new developments.
Most current residents have septic systems.
Westlake gets its water from Fort Worth, although many residents have wells. If the Circle T districts dissolve, they would still have liabilities and assets related to their 12-year membership in the wastewater system, authority spokesman John Jadrosich said yesterday.