The City of Katy Monday unveiled a new website that enables the public to see the latest on the various projects around the city.
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The City of Katy Monday unveiled a new website that enables the public to see the latest on the various projects around the city.
Council Member-at-Large and Mayor Pro Tem Chris Harris said council members expressed a desire for such a site last year in a strategic planning session. The public had questions and such a site would help answer those questions.
Harris said City Administrator Byron Hebert asked Assistant City Administrator Anas Garfaoui to coordinate the effort with appropriate city staff. Now, the site has been launched.
The abbreviated URL for it is https://bit.ly/3IWA9Ti.
Icons mark project sites around the city. Projects are organized by drainage, roads, sewer, water, and walkways.
A drainage project on Y Street, for example, lists the project type, description, funding source, current phase, phase completion, and the latest update.
“Bam, there you go,” Harris said.
The map site unveiling highlighted a meeting in which the council approved a number of bids for various projects. These bids included:
The council also approved a variance to the city ordinance to serve alcoholic beverages at Willy Burger, 6191 Highway Blvd.