Water Treatment Plant 4, located two miles east of Lake Travis in
Northwest Austin, is a $508 million project that will treat up to 300
million gallons of water per day. Construction has been ongoing for
about a year and-a-half, and by 2014, the treatment plant should be
operational.
The plant will initially treat 50 million gallons of water per day with
expansions bringing its total treatment capacity to 300 million gallons
of water.
Lake Travis will be Austin's next source for clean
water by 2014. Austin Water Utility said its high elevation will ease
distribution, and its large capacity should serve the expected 300
million gallon per day Water Treatment Plant 4. Photo by Bobby
Longoria/Community Impact Newspaper.
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