Dam 101 is built. Is Round Rock West still in the floodplain?
Your lot’s status comes from the FEMA map, not the dam. The Williamson County Flood Insurance Rate Maps now in force took effect December 20, 2019, and the city’s Floodplain Administrator, Catalina Arboleda Gonzalez, P.E., CFM, is the person to ask whether your parcel’s designation has changed. The dam reduces risk along about 5 miles of Lake Creek. It does not change what is already inside a wall.
Do I need a city permit to repair water or fire damage in Round Rock?
If the repair touches electrical, gas, mechanical or plumbing, yes. The City of Round Rock Building Inspection Services Division at 301 W Bagdad Ave issues permits through permits.roundrocktexas.gov, and inspections are requested through the same portal. We pull the permit as part of the reconstruction scope.
I live in Cat Hollow. Who is my water utility?
Brushy Creek MUD, not City of Round Rock Utilities. The district treats Lake Georgetown raw water plus its own wells at its Sam Bass Road plant, while most of the rest of the city is on City of Round Rock Utilities, which also draws mainly from Lake Georgetown. It matters when the leak is on the street side of the meter: that call goes to your utility. Everything from the meter into the house is ours.